“Enlighten Software Solutions shows the world’s first
multi-platform management solution for the open-source Linux
operating environment and the first cross-platform management for
Linux to include Unix and Windows.“
“Enlighten Software Solutions…today revealed plans to
demonstrate its proprietary EnlightenDSM at the upcoming LinuxWorld
Conference and Expo in New York City. The San Mateo, California
based company distinguishes itself by presenting the world’s first
multi-platform management solution for the open-source Linux
operating environment and the first cross-platform management for
Linux to include Unix and Windows.”
“The marketplace is embracing Linux for its scalability,
affordability and the promise it holds,” said Bill Bradley,
President and CEO of Enlighten Software Solutions, “Our involvement
at LinuxWorld offers the global Information Technology community a
chance to view Linux as a viable and mature resource for virtually
any enterprise.”
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