Linux

If your client asked you what LINUX is and should they be using it what would you say. Do you or your client have a Novell or Windows based LAN that is constantly crashing and suffers performance and reliability problems? Did you buy your Windows NT networking software because it was cheap and easy to install and then found you have never ending, ongoing, and increasing consultant bills to maintain your network because your MCSE trained network administrators lack the required skills. Should you move to Windows 2000 or XP which can cost you as much as $20,000 for the operating system and $250 per workstation? Did you know that the LINUX network operating system is more reliable than any version of Windows, more secure from hackers, and is FREE. So what's the catch? Even though LINUX is free, it is more difficult to install, maintain, and manage. You actually need network administrators or consultant that know what they are doing. But should you go with Windows instead of LINUX because with Windows your high-priced network administrator or consultants only need to be click-kiddies? Learn the facts about LINUX and why you should consider it as a viable alternative for your firm and clients.

Date: May 23, 2002
Time: 9:30 A.M. - 10:30 A.M.
Presenter: Ford Levy, CPA Maxwell Shmerler& Company and Daniel Tirone, CPA
Location: NYSSCPA Headquarters, 530 Fifth Avenue, Fifth Floor, New York City

Additional Information

All Emerging Technology Committee CPE presentations are free to NYSSCPA members, and $15.00 to non-members. A free continental breakfast is included. At the CPE you will get the chance to network with the profession's and industry's IT leaders.

Advance registration is recommended because seating is limited.

To register contact:

• Gary Carpenter -- 315-487-4567 / gcarpenter-cit@worldnet.att.net or
• Bruce Nearon: -- 973-403-6955 / bnearon@jhcohn.com.

You can also click here to register online!