Migrate from a Proprietary Server Architecture? � Open Systems Provide Way to Exit Money Pit
If it ain't broke should you fix it? This paper from Dell and The Clipper Group offers a number of reasons to consider moving your legacy applications from proprietary to open-source systems.
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Do you know what your legacy servers are costing the company in terms of real dollars? In this down economy, now is the time to examine the total cost of ownership (TCO) of your proprietary server infrastructure and migrate to a more cost-effective open systems platform designed for tomorrow.
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