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They actually felt like working with businesses. We asked to be part of the project and was denied. The funny thing is that alot of the goals that the Higher Ed. users and the Enterprise level users have are exactly the same. For example, having userproof desktop security, supporting multiple applications across multiple user accounts and supporting a large volume of machines over a large area.
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Don't feel too bad.
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Actually there is a public forum on macosxlabs.org where anyone not directly participating can indirectly help and participate by submitting issues, concerns, questions, etc. To join this discussion forum, see:
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Quite frankly, I support their decision to not allow enterprise users to participate. My university whored itself to too many corporations, and what did the students gain? ZILCH! Many resources including everything from computer labs, to printing presses, to even entire buildings (anyone know of CIMS?) were closed completely to students and reserved for corporate meetings, training, or research. Sure, the school turned a profit, great! Yet, my tuition rate still went up each year. The corporate world has the resources to accomplish this task on its own, let these higher-ed users pool their scare resources, share their knowledge, and maintain their integrity.
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The goals of all labs are quite similar -- higher ed, K-12, private industry. We've established a public forum where anyone can ask questions or share information about deploying Mac OS X in labs. Please join us: |
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