“SCO…and TurboLinux today announced a worldwide services
initiative that will provide TurboLinux customers with Linux
Professional Consulting Services from SCO.”
“Under the initiative, TurboLinux will offer their customers
Linux Professional Consulting Services from SCO. SCO’s Professional
Services organization will support TurboLinux customers in
planning, cost analysis and deployment of their TurboLinux
systems. SCO will also develop specific service offerings for
the newly announced TurboCluster Server. The companies plan to
begin offering the services by late November 1999.”
“SCO has more than 250 world-class engineers who offer
comprehensive insight into the technology and deployment issues for
the enterprise,” said Cliff Miller, CEO of TurboLinux. “With SCO’s
comprehensive Linux professional service offerings and their deep
knowledge of clustering, we believe our customers will benefit from
SCO’s expertise in deploying their TurboLinux enterprise
solutions.”
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