This InfoWorld Forum moderated by Mark Pace investigates the
question: “Now that corporate IT sees Linux’s value, what obstacles
remain?”
“… since IT managers and staff have begun seeing eye-to-eye on
the value of Linux,… the sights have been set on… Microsoft’s
stomping grounds: the desktop…”
“However, the road to the corporate desktop will not be that
easy. Which are the real barriers: usability issues, lack of
applications, retraining of employees, or the existing IT
infrastructure?”
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