Roy Schestowitz wrote:
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> Technology Giant Plans Open Source Channel Partner Initiative
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> | Tech Data, a $24 billion technology giant with deep Microsoft
> | relationships, has developed a 24-month plan to emerge as ?the voice for
> | open source in distribution,? The VAR Guy has learned. The proposed
> | strategy includes potential open source hardware solutions from Dell,
> | Hewlett-Packard, IBM and Fujitsu. And it has broad implications for the
> | software industry and the global IT channel. Here?s the scoop.
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> | First, the official statement from Tech Data: ?I can confirm that Tech
> | Data is working on this topic [open source in the channel], but it would
> | be premature to discuss the details at this time,? according to a
> | spokesman for the technology distributor.
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> http://www.thevarguy.com/2009/05/26
technology-giant-plans-open-source-channel-partner-initiative/
Tech Data is now the enemy of Micoshaft Corporation
because they plan Linux.
The entire micoshaft army of micoshaft GESTAPO secret agents will now
be dispatched against Tech Data.
Using Stazi techniques, micoshaft marketing department
criminals will hang Tech Data executives pictures on the walls with all
the things each has said that micoshaft will regard as
anti-micoshaft and anti-windummy and anti-micoshaft crapware
bottom line.
The whole bum boyee army of micoshaft 'Oh Balmer is my Pappy'
marketing criminals will now plot to
a) attack Tech Data techies by denying them WINDUMMY training
b) attack Tech Data marketing by denying them sales meeting invitation
c) attach Tech Data by denying them web shite content
d) attack Tech Data directors by denying them investment / walk away
from deals after having so much time and wasted it all
e) attack Tech Data by infiltrating the suppliers to Tech Data of Linux kit
and promising them sales that will NEVER materialise
to divert away Tech Data investment and cooperation
f) attack and abuse Tech Data Linux engineers by threating
Tech Data management
with sanctions a,b,c,d; who will then go on to abuse its Linux
engineers and Linux management on behalf of micosahft corporation.
That is what happend to previous Linux engineers
and managers in Del and Walmart. Any remaining Linux engineers
and managers are survivors against the pressure of GESTAPO secret
agents and Stazi methods from criminals operating inside micoshaft
marketing departments.
All here about Del PX09280.pdf http://www.iowa.gotthefacts.org
All here about Walmart PX_09617.pdf http://www.iowa.gotthefacts.org
HP was until a few months back claiming Linux test marketing
had failed for them. Did they lie or were they
conned by the same tactics at Del and Walmart?
Isn't time some directors were put on the chopping blocks?
How many Linux engineers were lied to and sacked through
this episode?
Del, Walmart and HP should be escorting micoshaft spies off their premises
if they know whats good for them.
They should only be let back with the TOUGHEST MOST RESTICTIVE POSSIBLE NDA
clauses that read something like this...
"You shall not formally write down any notes about our company,
its products, its services, its staff members, and its suppliers
gained from its staff on to any electronic and non-electronic
based systems of files and reporting systems
without our express written clearance. Any copy you hold of such
information past and present shall be agreed to be handed over
on demand with the signing of this NDA. Those that we request
to be deleted shall be deleted to our satisfaction from all your
databases and record keeping systems."
No wonder Linux has left the big corporations operating out of America
behind. All down to micoshaft criminals. Linux sells 3 million+ embedded
Linux gadgets PER DAY. Thats a lot of money for retailers - from flat TVs
to IP webcams, routers, set top boxes, net laptops, DVD players, DVD HD
recorders, MP3 to MP5 players etc. Thats Linux giving more revenue than
micoshaft and appil put together earned by retailers. They should total all
that up and leverage it to push out low income products like micoshaft
products. And then teach HP, Del, Walmart a lesson or two about managing
micoshaft spies and leveraging Linux to push out micoshaft
spies from their premises and do some creative product develop
without micoshaft.
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