Archive for the 'Business' Category
- Seagate Barracuda: 1.5TB Hard Drive Launched
Wow, this is a large size desktop hard disk for storing movies, tv shows, music / mp3s, and photos. You can also load multiple operating systems using vmware or other software for testing purpose. This hard disk comes with 5 year warranty and can transfer at 300MB/s. But, How reliable is the 1.5TB hard disk?
- Should You Buy An Extended Warranty For Computer?
Most computer manufacturer try to sell you extended warranty or a service contract. These warranty covers two years past the manufacturer’s one year warranty. Most sales employees or OEM (manufacturers) make so much commission from selling extended warranties. This is nothing but rip-offs, IMHO.
- Act Smart: More Your Small Business From Windows To Linux
If the cost of Windows eating up your small business budget, make a wise business decision and move to Linux.
- Linux Is Supposed To Be Easy?
Linux become an immensely popular operating system. Linux is extremely powerful, robust and flexible. But it can also introduce headaches if you’re not following few learning tips.
- Asus Linux EEE PC Free With Broadband Connection and Bank Account
Soon, the market will be overwhelmed by what I like to call ‘mini me too’ laptops — commodity Asus clones that will drive margins for all players toward zero. There will be no real money to be made in direct sales of cheap mini-notebooks to consumers.
- Linux Is A Platform For You and Me - Not Just For Specialists
Linux is a platform for people, not just specialists’ - In a future undominated by Windows, Ubuntu hopes to be the provider of a service ecosystem for free software
- Red Hat Skips Linux Desktop - As It Is Not A Money Maker
Red Hat has no plans to create a traditional Linux desktop software for the end user market, but will continue to place its bets on a desktop for commercial markets as it is not making money from them. From the press release:
An explanation: as a public, for-profit company, Red Hat must create products and technologies [...] - Linux Market Will Rise From $21 Billion To $49 Billion in 2011
I’m not surprised at all. Linux runs on tiny phone to large server systems. According to IDC researchers (prediction) - spending on the Linux ecosystem will rise from $21 billion in 2007 to more than $49 billion in 2011, driven by rising enterprise deployments of Linux server operating systems.
Linux server deployments are expanding from [...] - Open Source Will Quietly Take Over
According to Gartner, almost all businesses will use open source software:
Open-source promoters have welcomed the endorsement by what is seen as a conservative commentator, but predict the changes will go further than Gartner assumes.
“By 2012, more than 90 percent of enterprises will use open source in direct or embedded forms,” predicts a Gartner report, The [...] - Open Source Software Developers Make More Money
If you know open source based application development, you can make more money. A report from New York City-based consulting company Bluewolf says IT salaries across the board will continue to rise in 2008:
The rise of open source software in application development puts developers with a specialization in those technologies in a position to ask [...]
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