ADV: REMINDER! You are invited to an IBM Linux tele-seminar November 15, 2001

[Jim Herrmann]

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Subject: ADV: REMINDER! You are invited to an IBM Linux tele-seminar November 
15, 2001
From: IBM Linux <netbacks at us.ibm.com>
To: jim at itdepends.com

Linux is changing the way many companies plan and deploy their
IT infrastructure. From Webserving to integrated e-business
applications, many businesses are seeing the benefits of Linux
right now. But what about the long-term vision for the platform?
Will it continue to grow and have long-term staying power in business?

If you haven't registered, please join us on November 15, 2001
at 11:00 am EST for the IBM tele-seminar "Linux: Long-term Vision
and Deployment in the Enterprise Today." Presented by two of IDC's
premier Linux experts, Al Gillen and Scott McLarnon, who will present
a vision for the future of Linux in the enterprise, as well as a look
at how Linux is being deployed today. This presentation will help
you determine how you can develop a roadmap for Linux in your
company and will provide a perspective for assessing its impact
on your bottom line.

To make your reservation, simply call 1 800 289-0579 for US and
Canada, or 1 719 457-2550 for International and mention priority
code 707594. You can also register by visiting:
  http://isource.ibm.com/cgi-bin/goto?on=c3917linux

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