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Could you help me find someone who can share their experience about the impact in multiple technical organizations with a company of producing and supporting Linux-based products? These organizations would include Applications Engineering, Systems Engineering, Customer Support (1st & 2nd level help desks) and Central Engineering. The requested help isn't about about programming and porting but more about post-sales support and the impacts (training and learning curve, volume of calls relative to other OSs, manpower changes) within the technical organizations. I'm helping a friend who works at a company who'd rather not disclose their name. The company is launching their first products shortly and will provide broad support next year. The company produces highly scalable multiprocessor embedded systems. Some, or possibly all, of the processors in a system will run Linux. I don't know the volume of shipments but I'd estimate they could run into the hundred of processors by the middle of next year. Sincerely, Scott Maddern << smaddern at attbi.com >> -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: <http://lists.blu.org/pipermail/discuss/attachments/20021122/5adfd832/attachment.html>
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