ptoal

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   by ptoal 3y ago

   In fact, with tech companies, the shareholders don't usually demand "profitable", they usually demand double-digit revenue growth.
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   by ptoal 3y ago

   From my position, I don't feel any IBM influence. In fact, if Red Hat were still a publicly traded stock, I believe the shareholders would have had much more influence than IBM is exercising right now. That said, from the outside loo
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   by ptoal 3y ago

   The value in RHEL is not just in the ability to call Red Hat for support. I submit that much more of the value of RHEL is in the packaging and maintenance processes. Selecting software, making sure it's enterprise ready, patching it,