Therefore, the open enterprise ecosystem is non-negotiable because you have to follow your customer wherever they want to go – if they’re already using one type of software, you better be able to ...

Those who follow the latest developments in enterprise technology will agree that open source software is the beating heart of every major computing platform on the planet. In a world that is moving ...

Open source’s roots lie in the hacker world, where the ability to monitor and manage every aspect of a computer is fundamental. So perhaps it’s no surprise that one of the most fruitful areas for open ...

Last issue I warned you that running your current NetWare NLMs on Linux just wasn’t going to happen, at least that’s Novell’s position. But as we rush headlong into the brave new world of “NetWux” or ...

Open source has become the new fast track to enterprise credibility both for incumbents and any vendor playing in the space. And that reality is going to reorder the vendor pecking order. This past ...

Virtually every organization in the world relies on digital automation, making data more valuable today than ever before. Preventing data loss is thus a paramount concern, making storage system ...

The association’s stated mission is to encourage the development of RHEL-compatible distributions by providing open and free Enterprise Linux source code, starting later this year with the sources ...

There’s more open source in the enterprise than most people think. And there’s data to back that up. Two weeks ago, at the O’Reilly Open Source Convention, O’Reilly Radar released a Report, written by ...

Stowe Boyd and I awarded the 'Open Enterprise 2009' award to Booz Allan Hamilton for their 'Hello' environment at the Boston Enterprise 2.0 Conference a year ago, and I caught up with Megan Murray of ...

There’s no doubt that sector-by-sector, open source solutions offer powerful and cost-effective alternatives to proprietary enterprise software. But in one respect, open stacks still lag behind their ...