Ask Red Hat [about it]. We have a wonderful business as of today.

We are not used in all the ERP stuff. We are adding those features, but we are not going to be running PeopleSoft applications any time.

We don’t believe in converting.

Customers can try on the shoes before they buy them. The model just makes sense.

We are now taking deals from those players, where before they got them for no apparent reason, … Companies used to make a summary decision to use just one specific database product, and so they...

There are specific situations where an existing database is too expensive, too difficult to maintain or is for some other reason nearing its end of life. That’s where migrations make sense,

We’re [also] eager to work with Microsoft. Forty percent of our installed base are on Windows. We want to better serve them.

Red Hat is the grandfather… and all the rest of the open source companies are emulating their business model. It’s important for people behind to see that there’s a healthy business ahead.

If it doesn’t kill you, it makes you stronger.

This is a relevant question. I would say the open-source community is waiting for an answer,

It’s good for open source it validates the value that open source provides.