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Not the only "food source"
The PTO, whose solicitation was announced in these pages in the last couple of months is an example. During the last few years, in the client/server rush, a bunch (say 200+) of Windows ended up deploying, along with the HP-UX machines. Now as PTO unifies, simplifies, and clusters like services, an approximately equal number of Unix and Windows servers will be replaced.

Unilever and U.S. Courts are just two in similar positions - they also have Windows servers to replace. There's plenty of room to grow beyond merely consuming the Unix share.
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