Another important reason Apple will adopt this strategy is that this will enable Apple's technology to be combined with Sun's strengths, and the company's overall network service strategy will be furthered.
The applications designed by Unix developers are all aimed at the Linux operating system. Unless Apple adopts an open source strategy, there will be no developers who specifically design applications for the OS X operating system. For the company, this has great benefits. The performance of operating systems using Unix chips will be able to compete with Microsoft's Windows 2000. In this respect, Apple has successful experience.
In fact, for Apple, it is necessary to adopt this strategy in order to seek survival and development in the current market competition, especially in the business and education markets, as well as in the user market. The combination of OS X operating system and Unix will undoubtedly be very helpful. But for Apple, this is only the first step in the Long March. At present, the company still lacks many very necessary products, such as program servers and other network standard equipment. At present, Apple has not revealed its intention to cooperate with some manufacturers who can provide such equipment, such as BEA Systems and IBM.
If Apple is currently going to start implementing its network service strategy and is able to cooperate with other companies in a timely manner, its scope of development will not be limited to J2EE. In fact, Apple could try to shift to a relatively neutral role while supporting J2EE and .Net web services. By doing so, most corporate users have no reason not to align with Apple's products, and more and more users are still using Macintoshes to see hope.
The applications designed by Unix developers are all aimed at the Linux operating system. Unless Apple adopts an open source strategy, there will be no developers who specifically design applications for the OS X operating system. For the company, this has great benefits. The performance of operating systems using Unix chips will be able to compete with Microsoft's Windows 2000. In this respect, Apple has successful experience.
In fact, for Apple, it is necessary to adopt this strategy in order to seek survival and development in the current market competition, especially in the business and education markets, as well as in the user market. The combination of OS X operating system and Unix will undoubtedly be very helpful. But for Apple, this is only the first step in the Long March. At present, the company still lacks many very necessary products, such as program servers and other network standard equipment. At present, Apple has not revealed its intention to cooperate with some manufacturers who can provide such equipment, such as BEA Systems and IBM.
If Apple is currently going to start implementing its network service strategy and is able to cooperate with other companies in a timely manner, its scope of development will not be limited to J2EE. In fact, Apple could try to shift to a relatively neutral role while supporting J2EE and .Net web services. By doing so, most corporate users have no reason not to align with Apple's products, and more and more users are still using Macintoshes to see hope.
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