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The State of Linux: Substantial Growth in New Zealand

by Khairil Yusof last modified 2006-04-11 11:11 AM
Contributors: Mark Rais

Much of the continued explosive growth of Linux adoption in New Zealand and Australia remains unseen, unannounced and often behind the scenes.

Indeed, many I.T. Leaders are still unaware that key infrastructure components have been humming along without issue on systems that cost significantly less and perform well. Often, the very reason implementation of such servers occurs, has to do with the procurement process and the need to get capital budget approval.

Linux offers a very effective way around this. Instead, many administrators and technologists, told to solve their organization's needs promptly, forego the entire money process and install Linux on older servers that may have been sitting idle in the backrooms. They revive and reuse hardware without procurement headaches, while solving business infrastucture needs. All this using Linux, which tends to also afford them greater flexibility and options for future uses

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