Linux laptops rocks germany... more in blog

With the survey of bestselling laptops in germany most of the laptops having Linux sells more.. the most profitable part of the IT reminds one more time. This is what we waits for.. the best sellers where in the list.. apple and microsoft. In previous year apple plays important role in the market of german, but now.. linux comes first. ASUS X5DIJSXO18L which position at no1, followed by EXTENS A5235-571G16N. what ever be german people understand about the marketing cunning of microsoft and apple. So this makes them to do it. Every country should follow this, but on taking the market of great Britain, dont know why they are showing their royalty here!, they dont keep the market of linux in their lists.. Bloody shit! this is not the correct way you are choosing, every part of the world is supporting linux, because of they thinks software as a service tool. You may understand about the better use, but you dont know about the business tricks. Is it nice? ok leave it. These lists where released by Amazon.com updated sales report. Lappys mainly has 250gb HDD, 15.6" screen sale more....

Red Hat Partners With Amazon.com On SaaS

When I added Amazon.com to our SaaS 20 Stock Index, a few readers asked me whether the online retailer is really a software as a service (SaaS) company. My answer: Absolutely. And a growing number of tech companies agree with me.

A prime example: Red Hat has inked a SaaS partnership with Amazon.com to offer JBoss middleware as a hosted service. Here’s a look at the deal, and its implications for managed service providers.

At Red Hat Summit in Boston, the open source company disclosed that JBoss Enterprise Application Platform is now available within the Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (Amazon EC2). Red Hat claims JBoss is the first cloud-based application server.

For MSPs, the Red Hat-Amazon relationship is the latest example of open source software moving into the cloud. Red Hat Enterprise Linux was already available through Amazon EC2. And fast-growing open source databases and applications like MySQL and SugarCRM, respectively, are increasingly popular as hosted services, MSPmentor has noted.

The challenge for MSPs is trying to figure out whether to build out hosted data centers, or to leverage third-party hosted services like Amazon EC2 or Google Apps, or Master MSP hosted services from such companies as Ingram Micro Seismic and Do IT Smarter.

Even traditional MSP platform providers such as Kaseya say they will now offer network operation center (NOC) and hosted services, in an attempt to assist MSPs with 24×7 customer support and other gap services.

Right now, it’s sometimes easy to overlook how online companies like Amazon.com and Google are gradually moving into the SaaS worlds. But as SaaS and managed services continue to converge, MSPs will need to adjust their business strategies accordingly.