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	Extreme CRM Makeover with SugarCRM Alan Shimel: SugarCRM is the "general contractor" supplying the CRM that will makeover American Bancard. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Quest Software Crash Course in UNIX Privileges UNIX root privileges make is easy for someone to change ownership of files, bind well-know TCP/IP ports, kills running processes and more. The poor granularity of super-user security makes organizations extremely vulnerability to careless and malicious errors. See how to truly protect your infrastructure. Read More In this Issue A Ubuntu Linux distro for malware analysis Open Source Business Models Become More Attractive MapQuest Takes a Walk on the Open Side Open Network Podcast: Is Multi-Tenant A Must For Cloud Based Open Source U.K. government could drop Microsoft for Linux The open source robot, Qbo IBM, EU partner on open source projects Zenoss net management tool watches over Cisco UCS Spotify Linux app goes live Droid X Debuts July 15; Expect Instant Hit Nokia boosts Java development for Symbian 3 phones WHITE PAPER: Red Hat Proven Scalability For SAS 9.2 Learn how enterprises are realizing this faster and with less risk with the scalability of SAS 9.2 running Red Hat Enterprise Linux on NEC's Intel Xeon processor. Learn More Now A Ubuntu Linux distro for malware analysis Julie Bort: A security consultant has released a Ubuntu-based Linux distribution specifically designed to help analyze and re-engineer malware. Read More Open Source Business Models Become More Attractive Amy Vernon: Kenneth Bosung had joined OpenGeo. Bosung had spent his entire career thus far with proprietary software companies. Read More MapQuest Takes a Walk on the Open Side Alan Shimel: Last week AOLs MapQuest announced an open sourced powered version of MapQuest. It is powered by OpenStreetmap.org, the free wiki world map. Read More WHITE PAPER: HP HP Business Value of EVA Storage Virtualization This Edison Group report is an independent assessment of the architecture and business benefits of HP StorageWorks Enterprise Virtual Array (EVA). Learn how EVA enables access to the storage in a single array by numerous hosts, tiered storage within the array to different types of drives and better performance than non-virtualized systems. Read Now. Open Network Podcast: Is Multi-Tenant A Must For Cloud Based Open Source Alan Shimel: This week Mitchell Ashley and I are joined by Dave Jilk, CEO of Standing Cloud. We talk about open source and the multi-tenant cloud. Read More U.K. government could drop Microsoft for Linux Amy Vernon: Among the dozens of staff-submitted ideas for the British government to save money are two that suggest dumping Microsoft and moving to Linux and OpenOffice. Read More The open source robot, Qbo Alan Shimel: But while robots on the assembly line have caught on, they are hardly the cute R2D2 types we crave. Francisco Paz hopes to change that, with Qbo. Read More WHITE PAPER: HP Implementing Tiered Storage: IDC: Enterprises that are investigating deploying a tiered storage architecture should consider using an external services provider to assist with the migration. Of critical importance is the ability to offer a range of services from the initial planning all the way through to ongoing support and management. Read Now IBM, EU partner on open source projects Amy Vernon: IBM and the European Union are partnering on two projects that, in the end, aim to make government run more smoothly and businesses able to collaborate on web-based services. Read More Zenoss net management tool watches over Cisco UCS Julie Bort: Zenoss has updated its popular open core network monitoring tool to cover Cisco's one-year-old Unified Computing System (UCS). Read More Spotify Linux app goes live Online music streaming provider Spotify has announced a native application for Linux operating systems. Read More Droid X Debuts July 15; Expect Instant Hit The immediate future looks bright for Motorola's new Droid X smartphone, which is scheduled for release Thursday, July 15 on Verizon Wireless' 3G network. Read More Nokia boosts Java development for Symbian 3 phones Developers gain open source runtime under terms of Symbian Foundation's Eclipse Public License Read More
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