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SearchEnterpriseLinux: Experts on 2004: SCO Sinks; Linux Rocks with 2.6, NT and Desktop Migrations

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“A wave of database-on-Linux rollouts washed over corporate data
centers in 2003. In 2004, SearchEnterpriseLinux.com’s resident
experts predict a surge of Microsoft Windows NT-to-Linux
migrations, 2.6 upgrades, consumer and enterprise Linux desktop
adoptions and other market and technology movements will take Linux
out of the niche player role forever.

“Our panel of experts includes Anthony Hill, CTO of San
Francisco-based Golden Gate University and
SearchEnterpriseLinux.com advisory board member and these
SearchEnterpriseLinux.com Ask the Expert (ATE) advisors: Sam
Greenblatt, Computer Associates Linux Technology Group senior vice
president/chief architect; OpenOffice consultant and author Solveig
Haugland; Unix consultant Kenneth Milberg; Matt O’Keefe, CTO of
Sistina Software; and author, Samba Team co-founder and consultant
John H. Terpstra…”


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