IBM Slashes Linux SupportLine Prices for System i and p

IBM Slashes Linux SupportLine Prices for System i and p

One of the key differentiators that IBM has always brought to bear on the midrange is well-regarded technical support for operating systems and related systems software. OS/400 and AIX have always had top-notch tech support--at least compared to their peers on other platforms. The advent of Linux, which is not controlled by Big Blue, presented a bit of a challenge to the company. But IBM has ...
Published: 11/28/2007 1:43:54 AM
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