There are several major opportunities for Novell. One is to win disenchanted Exchange customers over to GroupWise. Another is to make its identity management product line the market leader. A third is to increase its Linux distributions and to improve and better integrate the components of OES. A fourth--and one that pervades all the others--is to aggressively market all the efforts it's making. Novell would do well to remember that it's not always the technically superior product that wins; other factors, such as public perception, often prevail. A strong message, well expressed and promoted, could help the company not only survive, but thrive.
Novell Open Source
1Q 2005: Novell hires Jeremy Allison, an open-source guru who helped create Samba
3Q 2005: Business continuity and clustering capabilities, formerly embedded in NetWare, are offered as standalone software 3Q or 4Q 2005:
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