CRN: Exchange Of Ideas

Written By
Web Webster
Web Webster
Apr 3, 1999

“IBM Personal Systems Group: The Somers, N.Y.-based company this
quarter plans to add support for Linux-based solutions to its
ServerProven Program. ISVs obtain compatibility certification for
their applications running on IBM’s Netfinity line of servers. ISVs
obtain sales incentives by recommending IBM hardware with their
solutions, said Sandy Carter, director of Netfinity Partners in
Development for IBM Personal Systems Group. “The majority of our
ISVs are going toward Linux so we’re going there with them,” said
Carter. For more information, visit www.ibm.com.”

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