[ Thanks to Peter Parker for this
link. ]
“When it came time for fleet tracking and management software
provider Cadec Global LLC to rebuild its software as a Software as
a Service (SaaS) offering, Cadec’s chief architect, Heimir
Sverrisson, knew it had to be deployed on Linux, not Microsoft
Windows or a proprietary Unix flavor like Sun Microsystems’ Solaris
or IBM’s AIX.“Cadec’s old system, Mobius TTS, was a client/server application
based on Microsoft Windows running SQL Server…”
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