Source • Software that has source code that is freely available • Allows people to mix, innovate software, and keep them constantly up to date • Don't be religious about it
Source Software By 2012, 80 percent of all commercial software will include elements of open-source technology. Many open-source technologies are mature, stable and well supported. They provide significant opportunities for vendors and users to lower their total cost of ownership and increase returns on investment. Ignoring this will put companies at a serious competitive disadvantage.
to Open Proprietary Systems •Spiralling costs •Interoperability challenges •Growing security threats •Lack of vendor choice Today's Enterprise: Multiple platforms, proprietary technologies, management and security challenges Tomorrow’s Open Enterprise: Performance, reliability, and world-class support on standards-based, open platforms Open Systems • Increased leverage of IT skills and assets • Improved security and manageability • Dramatic reductions in operating costs • Vendor flexibility Proprietary Systems Open Systems
Source Software • Flexible and freedom of choice • Secure • Stable • Reliable • Auditable • Support and Accountability • Low total cost of ownership (TCO) • Drives better coding and documentation • Promotes collaboration and innovation
for Linux • Reduced hardware and software costs • Business agility • Vendor independence • Quality of service • Better utilization of resources • Enhanced application security
Data Centers Run Linux Source: Gartner 25th Annual Data Center Conference Interactive Polling Results, November-December, 2006. 3% 8% 5% 25% 5% 13% 39% M a in fra m e , UNIX, L i n u x , a n d W in d o ws UNIX, L in u x , a n d W i n d o ws W i n d o ws a n d L in u x M a i n fra m e , UNIX, a n d W in d o ws M a in fra m e a n d W i n d o ws UNIX a n d W in d o ws W in d o ws Se rv e rs On l y -5 5 15 25 35 45 Q: What is the makeup of major enterprise data centers?
• This is Your Open Enterprise. • Do you need a secure, productive, cost- effective IT environment? • Novell can get you there by helping you manage, simplify, secure, and integrate heterogeneous IT environments at low cost.
Fast Facts • $1.2 billion in sales and 52,000 customers • More than 100 offices around the globe • More than 5,000 employees • More than 800 Linux support engineers • 421 patents worldwide • 3,200 solution provider partners • 800 technology partners • 900 training partners • First to develop networking software • First in open source community leadership projects • A key contributor to the Linux kernel • A leader in open standards adoption
Development Apache AppArmor Bandit BetterDesktop Eclipse Evolution™ GCC GNOME iFolder KDE Linux Kernel Mono® Mozilla MySQL Open Invention Network OpenLDAP OpenOffice.org OpenSSL openSUSE™ Openswan Open WBEM PHP Perl PostgreSQL Reiser rsync Samba Tomcat X.org XGL YaST **Novell is a leading contributor Novell® is a key contributor to these and other open source projects:
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