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Articles by Peter Dawes-Huish

Choose your open source partner with care

• Opinion
• Date: 04 March 2008

Linux has traditionally been ignored by the larger systems integrators because of its slow organic growth, and the niche has largely been filled by two-man bands enjoying their moment in the spotlight, writes Peter Dawes-Huish. Neither has contributed much to the success of Linux in the enterprise.

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