Quotes by Jack Messman

“to ensure that our costs are more closely aligned with our business strategy.”

“decisive, yet disciplined, cost reduction action that balances the need to be fiscally prudent with the need to continually seek growth opportunities and generate long-term profitability in a highly competitive marketplace.”

“the window of opportunity for migrating will be when Vista comes onto the market.”

“There is some functionality difference between a Microsoft thick client and a Linux desktop and many employers believe there are productivity gains to be had,”

“While it is a difficult decision to eliminate positions in our talented and dedicated work force, this move is necessary to ensure that our costs are more closely aligned with our business strategy, ... This is a decisive, yet disciplined, cost-reduction action that balances the need to be fiscally prudent with the need to continually seek growth opportunities and generate long-term profitability in a highly competitive marketplace.”

“While we were profitable this quarter, we still have improvements to make in our business which will lead to cost reductions,”

“Do you really want to pay for all the excess functionality in Windows that distracts your employees and reduces their productivity?”

“This cost restructuring initiative is part of the comprehensive transformation of Novells business that the management team has been designing and implementing over the past year, ... This is a decisive, yet disciplined, cost reduction action that balances the need to be fiscally prudent with the need to continually seek growth opportunities and generate long-term profitability in a highly competitive marketplace.”

“This cost restructuring initiative is part of the comprehensive transformation of Novells business that the management team has been designing and implementing over the past year, ... While it is a difficult decision to eliminate positions in our talented and dedicated workforce, this move is necessary to ensure that our costs are more closely aligned with our business strategy.”

“The cost of migrating to Windows XP to Vista will be higher than the cost of migrating to Linux and that will push migrations to Linux.”