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My quote in FE article about IE 7 launch. Prakash Advani feels IE is a reactive strategy for MS, which […]
My quote in FE article about IE 7 launch. Prakash Advani feels IE is a reactive strategy for MS, which […]
From an article in The Telegraph about the launch of SUSE Linux Enteprise Desktop 10 “We are confident that with
From CIOL’s article. Talking to Cyber Media News on the sidelines of the SUSE 10 road-show in Chennai, Prakash Advani,
From Moneycontrol.com article. Linux Practice Head at Novell, Prakash Advani told moneycontrol, “The SUSE Linux Desktop 10 makes sure that
From Network Computing article: Virtualisation is the abstracting of the software from the underlying implementation. Server virtualisation has been around
From an Infoworld article. If Indian developers get more involved in open-source projects, they could do wonders for the country
From Free Software Magazine: Prakash Advani, a long-term supporter of Free/Libre and Open Source Software, and earlier head of the
I got quoted in this article: Nine years, five jobs and one entrepreneurial venture later, Prakash Advani, 33, decided to
From DQ Channels India: The experts in this domain suggest the best way to begin offering solutions on Linux is
From Computer Reseller News: Prakash Advani, senior VP, Netcore Consulting, and Venkatesh Hariharan, both co-founders of Indlinux.Org, an Indian language
Express computer has quoted me in this Article Says Prakash Advani, senior vice president, Netcore Solutions, “Novell has a strong
Posted by Frederick Noronha: Linux is not important only from the free point of view. It is powerful and robust.
From Express Computer article: Prakash Advani, co-founder of IndLinux.org said that the organisation has been working on localising the GNU/Linux
DataQuest: The latest to join the local language computing bandwagon is the open-source community that has been trying local language
From ChannelTimes: “The cost of Indian language computing is very high in the market. One has to make additional investment
From Economic Times Prakash Advani, senior vice president, Netcore Solutions said the shared source code programme by Microsoft is a
LinuxJournal article: Languages like Urdu and Sindhi have right-to-left scripts that look similar to Arabic but are, in fact, different,
From International Herald Truibune: “India is a very service-oriented country. Most of the software development that India does is actually
Mid-Day Adopts Linux For Its Enterprise Mailing Needs Adds Prakash Advani CEO of FreeOS.com, “The decision to build on Linux