“Penguin Computing Inc., provider of the world’s most reliable
Linux systems for e-businesses, Fortune 2000 companies, ISPs and
academic institutions for whom system reliability is
mission-critical, today announced that its founder, president and
CEO Sam Ockman will present at Seybold’s Publishing Strategies
Seminars today in Boston, MA. Today’s presentation is part of an
overall effort to evangelize Linux as a viable commercial-class
platform.”
“Our role at Seybold Seminars has always been and will always be
to focus on the technologies and the companies driving innovation
that will potentially change the way publishing businesses
operate,” said Craig Cline, Seybold Seminars’ Vice President of
Content. “Sam Ockman is a veteran of the Open Source movement who
continues to position Penguin Computing as one of the leaders at
the forefront of the Linux revolution….”
“Sam Ockman, one of the five individuals who coined the term
“Open Source,” will present on “Linux as a platform for Web and
print publishing,” offering his thoughts on how to leverage the
reliability and computing power of Linux in today’s cross-media
publishing landscape. The focus of Ockman’s presentation will
be to demystify Linux and to provide future insights on its
direction and the implications it will have on the business of Web
and print publishing. In addition to discussing the pluses and
minuses of Linux, Ockman will also address the question many
publishers are asking, “Does the operating system make a
difference?”