[wplug] directory of regional Linux consultants?
Vanco, Donald
VANCOD at PIOS.com
Wed Apr 2 13:38:48 EST 2003
This is dated, but gives you something of a "snapshot" in nature:
http://www.tldp.org/LDP/lcg/html/x21777.html
See the root for other areas...
Don
Eric C. Cooper wrote:
> I am on a committee advising a local independent K-12 school on their
> technology roadmap. Some consultants have already recommended that
> they spend many tens of thousands of dollars on Microsoft licenses for
> their servers, and are pushing Windows 2K, Exchange, Active Directory,
> etc. The open source alternative has so far been dismissed because
> they think it's easy to find Microsoft consultants to help them, but
> difficult to get Linux help.
>
> Naturally, I'd like to fight this perception as convincingly as
> possible. If you have pointers to a list of Linux-savvy consultants
> in the area, or simply know or represent one such organization, please
> email me any info you have. If you know of any case studies in the
> area, that would be great too. I'd really like to address the whole
> cost of ownership of using Linux vs. MS servers in this kind of
> environment.
>
> I'll be happy to share the compiled data with the group (maybe it
> would make a useful addition to WPLUG's web site). Thanks for any
> help you can give me in fighting the good fight.
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