Subject: Re: [Fwd: Best of COMDEX Awards are Latest Honors for Novell NetServicesSoftware]
From: jim (jimrowe@gci.net)
Date: Wed Nov 21 2001 - 08:26:34 AKST
Jerry,
This was a very interesting message. i will pass it on to the folks at
Charter College who seem to think Novell is dead. i do have one question
though; tell me what you know about: "NetWare 6 also allows Windows,
Macintosh, UNIX, Linux and Web-based client workstations to connect and
store files and data on NetWare servers without any Novell client software
on the workstation."
This is very interesting.
jim
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On 11/21/2001 at 12:00 AM Jerry Tibor wrote:
>FYI.
>
>-------- Original Message --------
>Subject: Best of COMDEX Awards are Latest Honors for Novell
>NetServicesSoftware
>Date: Tue, 20 Nov 2001 15:11:35 -0700
>From: "Kim Pitcher"
>To: "Kim Pitcher"
>
>Best of COMDEX Awards are Latest Honors for Novell Net Services Software
>
>*Novell NetWare 6 named Best Networking Software and Novell ZENworks for
>Desktops 3.2 chosen Best Enterprise Software at Fall COMDEX
>*Novell is only vendor with multiple products selected as Best of COMDEX
>*Awards come on heels of ZENworks for Desktops' Network World Readers'
>Choice Award and NetWare 6's PC Magazine Award for Technical Excellence
>
>PROVO, Utah - Nov. 20, 2001 - Novell, Inc., a leader in eBusiness
>solutions and Net services software, today announced that two Novell
>products were named "Best of COMDEX" at COMDEX Fall 2001 in Las Vegas.
>Novell NetWare 6 was named Best Networking Software, and Novell ZENworks
>for Desktops 3.2 was chosen Best Enterprise Software. The award winners
>were selected by editors of CIO, Computerworld, InfoWorld, Network World
>and PC World magazines for their technical innovation and impact on
>customers' business. Novell is the only vendor to have multiple products
>chosen as Best of COMDEX.
>
>These awards are part of a series of recent honors for Novell Net
>services software, including ZENworks for Desktops' Network World
>Readers' Choice Award 2001 for best desktop management software and
>NetWare 6's Award for Technical Excellence from PC Magazine for best
>networking product of the year.
>
>"It's extremely gratifying to see Novell products continually identified
>by the media, customers and industry analysts as being the top solutions
>that meet customers' business needs today," said Craig Miller, vice
>president and general manager of Novell's Net Management business unit.
>"While NetWare 6 delivers anytime, anywhere access to information from
>various network platforms, desktop operating systems and wireless
>devices, ZENworks is reducing the time and costs associated with
>managing workstations from birth to retirement. We are giving our
>customers the market's top technology to help them effectively compete
>and deliver top products and services of their own."
>
>ZENworks for Desktops 3.2 is the latest version of the most widely
>deployed directory-enabled desktop management solution on the market.
>ZENworks simplifies network administration by leveraging eDirectory* to
>automate and streamline software distribution and repair, desktop
>configuration, remote management, and workstation operating system
>imaging. ZENworks for Desktops operates across network operating
>systems, including NetWare and Windows NT/2000, managing Windows
>workstations on networks as one Net. Giga Information Group recently
>named ZENworks the top desktop management tool on the market, and a
>recent IDC white paper reported ZENworks gave customers a payback time
>of less than three months and an average three-year return on investment
>of 2,039 percent.
>
>Net services provided by NetWare 6 include Novell iFolder, which lets
>users securely access and synchronize their files, anywhere in the
>world, across all types of networks and on any Internet-enabled machine.
>iPrint makes Internet printing a reality by allowing customers to use a
>simple Web browser to find and install a printer and securely print with
>the click of a mouse, so there are no location restraints on either the
>user or the printer. In addition, NetWare WebAccess provides user access
>via a Web browser to files, printers, e-mail, calendar, corporate
>address book, etc., all through a customizable portal. NetWare 6 also
>allows Windows, Macintosh, UNIX, Linux and Web-based client workstations
>to connect and store files and data on NetWare servers without any
>Novell client software on the workstation.
>
>For more information about NetWare 6, ZENworks and other Novell Net
>services software, visit http://www.novell.com/products.
>
>About Novell
>Novell, Inc. (Nasdaq: NOVL), is a leader in eBusiness solutions and Net
>services software designed to secure and power the networked world.
>Novell and its eServices division, Cambridge Technology Partners, help
>organizations solve complex business challenges, simplify their systems
>and processes, and capture new opportunities with one Net solutions.
>Novell provides worldwide channel, consulting, education and developer
>programs to support its offerings.
>
>For information on Novell's complete range of products and services,
>contact Novell's Customer Response Center at (888) 321-4CRC (4272), or
>visit Novell's Web site at http://www.novell.com. Information on
>eBusiness and integration solutions from Cambridge Technology Partners
>can be accessed at http://www.ctp.com. Press may access Novell
>announcements and company information on the World Wide Web at
>http://www.novell.com/pressroom.
>
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>
>Novell, NetWare and ZENworks are registered trademarks and eDirectory
>and Novell iFolder are trademarks of Novell, Inc. in the United States
>and other countries. All third-party trademarks are the property of
>their respective owners.
>
>Press Contact:
>Kevan Barney
>Novell, Inc.
>Phone: (801) 861-2931
>E-mail: kbarney@novell.com
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