Interoperable Fashion Statement
As tensions flare between Linux, OS X, UNIX, and Windows operating systems on a daily basis, it's good to know that efforts to achieve interoperability still try to reach across the chasm of hostility with the higher purpose of getting computers talking to each other for better business practice.
While I am committed to the advocacy of Linux, I have also recognized that it's important to get disparate platforms to work together. Linux may ultimately rule the IT roost, but in the meantime, it still has to contend with existing installs of Windows, OS X, and UNIX operating systems. One company that works right smack dab in the middle of the battlefield is Likewise.
Likewise's Open and Enterprise products specifically work to get all these operating systems connected to Microsoft Active Directory--still pervasive in IT shops. Interoperability is the core of their business.
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