Subject: | ADV: Learn about Linux services and support |
From: | "Your IBM/Linux Solutions Team" <imark@attendeereply.net>
To: | MSWIER@HARPER.CC.IL.US |
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Linux support and services
Get the most out of Linux with IBM.
Learn how IBM services and support can help you fully realize the
Linux benefits of flexibility, reliability and a lower total cost
of ownership (TCO). Attend our tele-seminar on November 14 at
11:00 a.m. ET. Register right now at:
http://ibm.com/linux/events/registration
Flexibility. Reliability. A lower TCO. The benefits of Linux are
truly compelling. But when it comes to introducing Linux into your
business, how can you make sure you fully reap these benefits?
Find out at our November 14 tele-seminar, Linux: Services and
Support. Register today at:
http://ibm.com/linux/events/registration
Hosted by Sam Docknevich, Linux services executive for IBM Global
Services, the tele-seminar will explore the roadmap of services
available to help you get the most out of Linux. You'll find out
about the latest Linux trends, where Linux is being used most
successfully, and how IBM is enhancing its services and support
to help you and your peers as you adopt Linux.
You'll also learn how IBM implemented Linux with excellent results
and hear how other companies did the same. The tele-seminar
includes an open Q&A session which will enable you to learn even more.
Visit
http://ibm.com/linux/events/registration to register
for this Linux tele-seminar and see how you can use
Linux to your best advantage. Register now and you'll receive a
valuable Linux info pack, which includes a CD-ROM and brochure,
plus more information on IBM support and services for Linux.
You can also stay on top of Linux, the open source community and the
latest IBM Linux developments with The Linux Line newsletter. Register
for your complimentary subscription now at: http://ibm.com/linux/linuxline
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