Novell Crushes Windows in Schools
Do these numbers make sense to you - $2,500 versus $100,000? This is the price difference felt between migrating over to Linux or instead, upgrading to the next version of Windows. What's interesting is that I’m noticing that more often than not Novell is the company making this possible for schools.
This is not to say that other corporations working within the Linux realm are not also doing their part to help select public schools to make the transition, but I’m seeing Novell's name pop-up more than anyone else in this area lately. But even with this, migration is not always as smooth as we might like for it to be.
Linux: Collaboration is All in the Eyes of the Administrator.
Perhaps one of the reasons why we keep seeing Novell pop-up time after time is that they are able to support what they are selling. For instance, when a school runs into an issue that requires the magic hands of an IT professional, Novell has a system in place (ZENworks) that is able to manage this without overburdening that school's existing IT staff.
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