LinuxForce Newsroom
For Immediate Release
Date: September 2, 2008
Contact: CJ Fearnley / 610.734.1900
E-mail:
press@LinuxForce.net
Web: https://www.LinuxForce.net
LinuxForce CEO to Speak About Comprehensive
Anticipatory Systems Administration
Upper Darby, PA 2 September 2008 LinuxForce announced today that
its President and CEO, CJ Fearnley, will give a presentation entitled
"Comprehensive Anticipatory Systems Administration" to the monthly
meeting of the Philadelphia Linux Users Group
(PLUG) tomorrow, Wednesday 3 September 2008, from 8PM to 9PM.
PLUG meetings start with a Q&A at 7PM and the group usually adjourns
to a local eatery for post-meeting conversation.
The PLUG meeting will be held at The University of the
Sciences in Philadelphia (USP). Directions are available
at the PLUG website: http://www.phillylinux.org/locations/usp.html.
CJ's talk will address his philosophy and many of the issues involved
with administering, maintaining and developing "eternally regenerative
software" that does "more with less". Recognizing that software,
like our ecology, is continually evolving and entails a full life
cycle of dynamic metabolic processes, CJ will explain some of the
challenges required to inexpensively administer software systems on an
on-going basis. Building on more than a decade of experience working
as a professional systems administrator with Debian GNU/Linux (and its
derivatives), CJ will disclose some of the lessons he has learned about
software maintainability.
About PLUG The Philadelphia Linux Users Group (PLUG)
is Philadelphia's premier Linux users support and networking organization.
PLUG was initiated in 1995. Within the last few years, PLUG has expanded
to include meetings in Philadelphia's northern and western suburbs in
addition to continuing its tradition of first Wednesday of the month
meetings in the heart of Philadelphia. For more information on PLUG,
visit its web site at http://www.PhillyLinux.org.
About CJ Fearnley CJ Fearnley was an early leader
in the adoption and implementation of Linux and Free and Open Source
Software (FOSS). In 1993, he began introducing Linux to organizations
in the Greater Philadelphia region through his leadership position at
the Philadelphia Area Computer Society (PACS). He helped start the
Philadelphia area Linux Users' Group (PLUG). CJ founded a company, LinuxForce, a leading technology
services provider specializing in the development, implementation,
management and support of Linux-based systems, with a particular
expertise in Debian GNU/Linux. For more information on CJ, visit
his home page on the Web at http://www.CJFearnley.com.
About LinuxForce Inc.
LinuxForce℠ is a leading technology services provider specializing
in the development, implementation, management and support of Linux-based
systems, with a particular expertise in Debian GNU/Linux. LinuxForce's
leadership and track record of delivering positive business results
since its founding in 1996 have made it the "go-to" firm for solutions
providers, companies, educational institutions and other organizations
wanting to migrate to Linux from Windows and other proprietary
operating systems, migrate from commercial Linux distributions
(such as Red Hat and SUSE) to the more stable, secure and flexible
Debian, outsource the administration of their Linux-based systems, and
support open source applications. For more information on LinuxForce,
Remote Responder℠, LinuxForceMonitoring℠ or reseller
opportunities, e-mail sales@LinuxForce.net, or call 610-734-1900. Visit
LinuxForce on the Web at https://www.LinuxForce.net.
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