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Story: Novell's Linux strategy causes customers concern

Posted by: Solution Supporter (Thursday 27 January 2005, 11:29 PM)

I do not understand how any one who was at the event could write such rubbish. In this day and age solution is the key to any IT infrastructure and Novell is certainly the most complete end-to-end committed developer out there today. The notion of Netware or Groupwise disappearing anytime soon is complete nonsense. Netware is completely untouchable/unbeatable in any multi-apps or indeed file & print environment eg. Governments, Universities, Colleges, Schools, and many small businesses around the world. No other organization out there are more committed to making sure that their customers get much more for their money than Novell.

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Story: Novell's Linux strategy causes customers concern

Websites like www.iwantnetware.com and www.iwantgr... Anonymous
Very misleading article. Novell is fully committe... Anonymous
Mr. S. Brown should know that Groupwise is a group... Anonymous
I just got back from the event and I can defi... me
I do not understand how any one who was... Solution Supporter
"I just got back from the event and I ca... Mr. BGates
Looks like very selective listening on the author'... Anonymous
well at least King Novell has got balls not like w... pgn
I hope that they do end support for NetWare,... Anonymous
Sebastien Springbett is certainly base on his own... Anonymous
Does Novell really think that an organization that... Anonymous
My concern revolves around the market share o... Davey

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