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    Novell is on the cusp of a new stage in its life, hoping to revive its bottom line by diversifying into e-business consulting services through its pending merger with Cambridge Technology Partners.

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    Novell has a new lease on life, thanks to several recent acquisitions and their new J2EE-compliant server offering. Find out why you should check out Novell's upcoming Nakoma release.

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    Lincolnshire County Council in the UK has started shifting thousands of workers from Novell to Microsoft systems as part of an IT overhaul.

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    With the impending release of NetWare 6.5, Novell is modernising its flagship NOS for today's data centres. Also: Taking a bite out of Linux/Unix sales.

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    Microsoft Exchange might be the most popular mail server but is it the best? We test the alternatives.

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    The idea of getting a robust, scalable operating system for free hasn't clicked with many enterprises -- until now.

  • A peek at Novell's open-source plan

    Many IT professionals have recently begun to ask, "What's Novell doing with Linux?" A better question at this point might be what isn't Novell doing with Linux and open source software.

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