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SCO Group names new marketing chief
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The SCO Group, a Unix seller locked in several legal battles regarding the intellectual property of Unix and Linux, promoted Tim Negris to executive vice president of sales and marketing on Friday. Chief Executive Darl McBride will lead the management team and set company strategy, but Negris will oversee operations, the company said.
Negris also will help SCO try to build its business in emerging markets such as Brazil, Russia, India and China. Negris, who worked earlier at IBM and Oracle, previously was senior vice president of marketing for the Lindon, Utah-based company.
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more sense than anything else SCO has done in the past couple of
years. And it does fit the corporate image.
more sense than anything else SCO has done in the past couple of
years. And it does fit the corporate image.
Sad thing is that if you are not a law firm and your business strategy is to profit through litigation, you are doomed to fail. Especially since SCO has no proof at all.
Outside of that I wonder if McBribe could get a job at Microsoft in a top position. He's done wonders for SCO maybe after he brings them down he can go knock Microsoft down a few notches. :)
**Start of bad political humor**
Nothing like corporate ter... er I can't say that or the NSA, CSI, FBI, and George Bush will come a knocking at more door. At least I don't have to worry about the Department of Homeland Security as they are late to respond to anything.
**END**
Outside of that I wonder if McBribe could get a job at Microsoft in a top position. He's done wonders for SCO maybe after he brings them down he can go knock Microsoft down a few notches. :)
**Start of bad political humor**
Nothing like corporate ter... er I can't say that or the NSA, CIA, FBI, and George Bush will come a knocking at more door. At least I don't have to worry about the Department of Homeland Security as they are late to respond to anything.
**END**
Outside of that I wonder if McBribe could get a job at Microsoft in a top position. He's done wonders for SCO maybe after he brings them down he can go knock Microsoft down a few notches. :)
**Start of bad political humor**
Nothing like corporate ter... er I can't say that or the NSA, CIA, FBI, and George Bush will come a knocking at more door. At least I don't have to worry about the Department of Homeland Security as they are late to respond to anything.
**END**
Sad thing is that if you are not a law firm and your business strategy is to profit through litigation, you are doomed to fail. Especially since SCO has no proof at all.
Outside of that I wonder if McBribe could get a job at Microsoft in a top position. He's done wonders for SCO maybe after he brings them down he can go knock Microsoft down a few notches. :)
**Start of bad political humor**
Nothing like corporate ter... er I can't say that or the NSA, CSI, FBI, and George Bush will come a knocking at more door. At least I don't have to worry about the Department of Homeland Security as they are late to respond to anything.
**END**
- How much longer?
- by Yet Another Mark Johnson May 2, 2008 3:27 PM PDT
- It absolutely boggles the mind that the SCO drama can get played out for this long. This is beyond all sanity. Why the courts haven't wrapped this up LONG ago defies logic.
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