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| DATE | 2005-08-18 |
| FROM | Ruben Safir
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| SUBJECT | RE: [NYLXS - HANGOUT] Novell to open Linux R&D center in Beijing
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I'll do it. What is reasonable in the pricing?
Ruben
On Thu, 2005-08-18 at 13:34 -0400, Adrian Pilgrim wrote:
> I am seeking someone that knows how to create P.O.S software from the ground up, but of course who is reasonable with there pricing. Can you suggest any one.
>
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> From: owner-hangout-at-mrbrklyn.com [mailto:owner-hangout-at-mrbrklyn.com] On Behalf Of Inker, Evan
> Sent: Thursday, August 18, 2005 1:19 PM
> To: hangout-at-mrbrklyn.com
> Subject: [NYLXS - HANGOUT] Novell to open Linux R&D center in Beijing by year end
>
> Novell to open Linux R&D center in Beijing by year end
> Unit to concentrate on desktop, high-performance computing and localization
>
> By China Martens, IDG News Service
> August 16, 2005
>
> Novell (Profile, Products, Articles) Inc. is to open a Linux (Overview,
> Articles, Company) research and development center in Beijing by the end of
> this year, according to a company spokesman. The center will focus on three
> main areas: Linux on the desktop, international and localization issues and
> high-performance computing Linux including carrier-grade Linux, he said.
>
> The move is part of Novell's increased investment in China and will form the
> cornerstone of a keynote speech to be given by the company's Chairman and
> Chief Executive Officer Jack Messman at LinuxWorld Beijing Wednesday. The
> show runs from Wednesday to Friday in China's capital.
>
> Novell is planning to launch a dedicated Chinese-language site to support
> its OpenSuse project, according to the company spokesman. The site which
> will be hosted in China will be at http://www.opensuse.org/cn and is due to
> go live very shortly, he said. Novell unveiled plans to make a version of
> its Suse Linux operating system available to users and developers around the
> world prior to last week's LinuxWorld show in San Francisco.
>
> In other investment moves for its business in China, Novell plans to open an
> authorized support center in Shenzhen, according to the company spokesman.
> In relation to Tuesday's announcement of an expanded partnership with China
> Standard Software Company Ltd., Novell also intends to open a testing center
> in Beijing to provide testing and educational support about Linux for
> Chinese hardware and software companies, he said. The company has yet to
> supply timing for the opening of the two centers.
>
> Additionally, the U.S. company plans to open two more offices in China, one
> in Guangzhou and the other in Shanghai, focusing particularly on customers
> in the financial, telecom and government market sectors, the company
> spokesman said. Novell already has an office in Beijing. Again, the
> spokesman didn't have exact dates for when the two new offices will open.
>
> The Novell spokesman declined to put a dollar figure on Novell's increased
> investment in China, nor would he be drawn out about how many people are
> likely to staff the new centers and offices.
>
> Novell became the leading supplier of Linux in China in the first half of
> this year, according to figures from market researcher IDC released last
> week. Novell had a 32.9 percent market share compared to 29.5 percent for
> Turbolinux Inc. and 24 percent for Red Flag Software Co. Ltd. For the same
> period last year, Novell could only claim a 5 percent market share,
> according to the company spokesman.
>
>
>
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