OS X gaining ground in the enterprise space

Halogen

Posted: 08 May 2002 06:20 AM

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“Mac OS X is gaining ground in the enterprise space,” said Michael Kelly, chairman and chief architect of Techtel Corporation, a technology market research firm based in Emeryville, Calif. “In fact, among the largest buyers of enterprise technology, Mac OS X has a higher customer satisfaction than both WindowsÂ® 2000 and LinuxÂ®.”

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Bryan Chaffin

Posted: 08 May 2002 06:31 AM

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Thanks for the heads up on that, Halogen!

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Bryan Chaffin

Posted: 08 May 2002 06:54 AM

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I didn’t realize that was a quote from a press release, but it’s still interesting.

Good news too.

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Posted: 08 May 2002 11:01 AM

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Sounds good to me, but I am a little curious about the overall idea that Mac OS X is pushing into Enterprise. OS X isn’t a viable threat to Windows 2000, not yet. Eventually, it will be, but Microsoft is not worried about OS X kicking Win2k out any corporate doors. In a couple of years, I believe it will be a much different story.

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Hmmm… software.

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