Linux on the Desktop: The Whole Story
Enterprises that want to migrate their desktop computers to the Linux operating system (OS) must first weigh several factors that go beyond Linux hype, myths and anti-Microsoft sentiment. These factors include the composition of your application portfolio, the requirements of your users and the all-important migration cost and return on migration investment. Spending money on a massive migration that won't show a return on investment (ROI) within two to three years usually does not make sense.
However, there are situations in which a move to Linux OS on the desktop will deliver ROI and does makes sense. This Special Report will help identify where such opportunities lie and what factors to use in the decision.
