Alternative intrigue, ComputerWorld Hong Kong, 10 Mar 2005

“Enterprises in Hong Kong continue to contemplate (and even explore) alternative desktop operating systems. But enterprises shouldn't consider switching to open-source alternatives simply because it is the "flavor of the month." Like any IT decision, many factors must be considered-including TCO, the organization's corporate culture, application compatibility, licensing fees, and future requirements…�We started our business in 1998," said Yusuf Goolamabbas, managing architect for Hong Kong-based outsource-messaging provider Outblaze. "And we've been using Linux since Day One." Goolamabbas noted that at that time, Windows 98 wasn't suitable for his firm's needs.��

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