[ Thanks to Matt for
this link. ]
“Before Airtel deployed a voicemail application built on Red Hat
Enterprise Linux, its top management was understandably concerned.
Like in many other enterprises in Asia, Linux was not a common
operating system (OS) of choice for Airtel, and they had concerns
about using it.“But since the rollout of the application–Dynamic Voicemail–to
its seven million customers across the country last August, the top
management’s worries have been eased…”
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