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Save up to 96pc on ECM with Open Source stack

12/04/2008  
Relevance: 8.52
The Alfresco Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) whitepaper, based on publicly available pricing from a range of vendors, shows how it is possible to save, in the first year of implementation (based on a 1000 user configuration) up to 89 percent of the cost of SharePoint purchases and up to 96 percent of the cost of other ECM solutions by using Alfresco's open source ECM. The whitepaper aims to demystify some of the complexity around current proprietary ECM pricing and demonstrate how choosing and implementing an open source ECM solution can be a transparent and cost-effective process.
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French parliament dumping Windows for Linux

11/28/2006  
Relevance: 7.82
Study by tech services company convinced Assemblee Nationale that switch will be cost-effective.
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Nxp, Purple Labs take Linux to 3G handsets

02/21/2007  
Relevance: 7.06
In collaboration with French design company Purple Labs, NXP has launched the Nexperia cellular system solution 7210 with Linux open-source OS for 3G handsets. With this new solution, manufacturers will be able to achieve time-to-market advantages with a high-level OS without the additional cost and complexity of integrating a dedicated application processor. Operators will also be able to provide a stable and powerful yet cost-effective platform for new connected services.[Source says subscription, but I was able to see the article without one. - dcparris]
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Largo still loves Linux

09/22/2007  
Relevance: 6.62
This small city on Florida's Gulf Coast runs one of the most cost-effective municipal IT departments around. I last wrote about Largo's Linux-based client-server network in 2002. A lot has changed for Largo's computer-using city employees since then, and even more changes are in the works.
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Is Windows losing out and Linux gaining?

02/05/2007  
Relevance: 6.56
The penguin’s come of age. What began as a battle between proprietary and open source Linux software, started by geeks around the world, isn’t plain tech rhetoric anymore. It’s now a mainstream commercial platform — a technology that enterprises are taking very seriously and looking at as a major cost-effective solution that has scalability and a great future roadmap.
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ECS GF8200A Black& ASRock K10N78FullHD-hSLI On Linux

07/07/2008  
Relevance: 6.47
Back in April we had looked at the ECS A780GM-A, which was a nice low-cost motherboard and had worked well under Linux with the newer desktop distributions. This motherboard had integrated Radeon HD 3200 graphics, which we had found to perform well and equivalent to a Radeon HD 2400PRO discrete graphics card. However, for those interested in NVIDIA graphics, there is the GeForce 8200 IGP that also performs well on Linux. If you are interested in the GeForce 8200 chipset, today we are looking at two of the cost-effective motherboards deploying this chipset: the ECS GF8200A Black and ASRock K10N78FullHD-hSLI.
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Zimbra and OSS answer college's prayers for cost-effective enterprise apps

02/23/2007  
Relevance: 6.46
St. Vincent's is a Catholic liberal arts college in Latrobe, Penn. With budget constraints typical of many small private educational institutions, the school is taking deliberate steps to use more open source software. Recently it ditched Microsoft Exchange in favor of Zimbra.
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Simple, effective Web security: rename your files

01/14/2007  
Relevance: 6.45
In a world of massively distributed botnet scans, a very simple technique can be enormously effective against rootkits: rename your files.
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Solving global warming the open source way

07/23/2008  
Relevance: 6.35
An effort to rapidly reverse global warming is leveraging the collaborative methods of Linux and other open source software. Cquestrate aims to develop a cost-effective,"open" way to produce and introduce lime into the sea, where it will efficiently sequester dissolved CO2.
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Microsoft Exchange dumped for Linux-based clone

05/29/2008  
Relevance: 6.29
Taking a page from the doctors at Moses Taylor Hospital, IT staff at the Scranton, Pa., facility last year diagnosed their messaging system and came up with an effective treatment that's turned out to be a life saver. The patient in this case was an aging Microsoft Exchange 5.5 environment that couldn't support increased message loads and was going to cost a bundle to upgrade.
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