With the open source architecture of Linux finding greater acceptance by corporates and the government segment in the country, Red Hat India Private Limited is betting big on its India operations. It is at present examining various regions for setting up its development centre in the country. It already has a multi-language lab in Pune working on desktop applications.
Javed Tapia, director of Red Hat India Private Limited, said here yesterday that the company would focus on spreading its reach in the country and popularising its desktop applications for the individuals and small office home office (Soho) segment. He said the company would also be doubling the number of its channel partners and training partners during the year. At present, it has 50 channel partners and 65 training partners.
Link: Business Standard
