Linux profit new field - data warehouse report:
SILENT Posted: 2001-06-07 00:34 Readings: 227
In people who don't know, the application of Linux systems in e-commerce has come from the front desk to the background. A business-grade Linux database system is coming. At the LinuxWorld Expo conference held in Tokyo, Japan, the protagonists participating in the meeting were not from Europe and America Large Linux, such as SUSE, MANDRAKE, Red Hat, but some large database companies from Japan. These include the famous Oracle (Japan). The company has completely openly opens with the parent company, and has a very good business performance in Japan, and intended to hold Oracle Linux peak in Tokyo and Osaka in Tokyo and Osaka in Tokyo, Japan, June 20 and July 3. Although Oracle is not the only database that can be applied to the Linux operating system, because the company's huge influence makes it look very prominent in a variety of databases, it also praised Linux users. Other companies - Sybase, Progress Software, Informix, Empress, Raining Data, and IBM have launched a commercial database system for Linux, just a high market share. These companies have made great work in terms of open source, and they are constantly developing for Linux operating systems. The purpose is only one: occupying the data storage / application market. Although many databases are open source, support in various business applications is the way you can see. These companies are interested in the database market. One of the important reasons is to see in this market, and the development space of value-added services is very broad. This way to open source products and business technical support can be well unified, when everyone is: open, profit, two incorrect. Many people, including Microsoft think that there is no profit from the open things. But when we don't stay in the open source itself but we will find another vast profitable space around the open source products. For more information, please visit the following address: http://www.zdnet.com/enterprise/stories/linux/0,12249,2769325,00.html Editor: Silent, News: LinuxAID Professional Technical Service Site
