25 Quotes by Dan Kusnetzky

What's new is that someone built a whole operating system, not tools or subsystems.

We're seeing a grand experiment under way now. Many open-source project teams are trying different approaches to monetizing their projects.

IBM is trying to ride this horse along with all the other horses it's riding and not fall off any of them. This is a great circus act.

If what Apple provides as a hardware platform is interesting to the open-source community, it would not surprise me very much that a group of people will find a way to port Linux to that hardware in short order.

It is clear that organizations are looking at ways to cut costs and make sure their investments offer immediate value. Virtualization helps them achieve those goals by aggregating the workloads handled by older machines on a bigger machine.

Open-source has established itself in organizations of all sizes.

Organizations are looking for ways to cut costs.

Linux is seen by many to have a strong opportunity in the embedded operating environments market.

Linux is at the starting gate. Shipment numbers look good, but on the revenue side you see a clearer picture of its enterprise value.