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CCS Infotech Achieves Linux Certification
By
ChannelTimes Staff
Mumbai, Nov 22, 2006
CCS Infotech, a Chennai based manufacturer of desktops, laptops, servers and peripherals, announced that it has been awarded Linux certification by Red Hat Enterprise, the corporate Linux standard for its range of advanced PCs.
With this certification, CCS will receive regular updates that provide additional features and new hardware support, certified software and hardware applications. Access to the latest bug fixes and security errata, multiple support services options with unlimited incidents, provides enhanced systems management capabilities, access to Red Hat network's automated software delivery and update capability, flexibility to deploy any enterprise Linux release, including future upgrades.
M. A. Hasan Abdul Kader, managing director of CCS InfoTech, said, "By acquiring this certification we have proven to posses the knowledge, skills, and commitment required to meet the extended needs of the IT industry today." He added, "While the customer has always enjoyed the quality and value out of our offerings, this certification is to ensure that our products are environmental-friendly as per the standards of Linux certificate."
Commenting on the certification, H. Ratna Kumar, director, CCS Infotech, said, "The value proposition that accompanies this certification can now bring further peace of mind to the customers of our products. We have been able to achieve this with the faith imposed in us by our customers."
"We are very proud of what we've been able to accomplish as a team, and the Linux certification is significant in delivering on our commitments to our communities, our employees and the community," Kumar added.
To achieve Linux certification, a company must have desktop which comprises improved storage and file system capabilities, new security capabilities, improved desktop capabilities and other miscellaneous features like multiple languages, file serving, software development, advanced configuration and power interface.
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