Pierre Fricke, D.H. Brown's vice president of Application and Integration Infrastructure, extends the company's unique technical and strategic analysis into the J2EE, Microsoft .NET, and integration
infrastructure space. After completing his M.B.A., Pierre became one of the
leading strategists and marketing leaders in IBM focusing on interoperability,
integration,WebSphere, Windows NT, UNIX, as well as Linux and open source.
Linux and Apache drove a dramatic change in the server operating system and Web server marketplaces. These areas, dominated by Microsoft and Sun in the late 1990s, now see leading open source alternatives challenging these leaders.
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Pierre Fricke, D.H. Brown's vice president of Application and Integration Infrastructure, extends the company's unique technical and strategic analysis into the J2EE, Microsoft .NET, and integration
infrastructure space. After completing his M.B.A., Pierre became one of the
leading strategists and marketing leaders in IBM focusing on interoperability,
integration,WebSphere, Windows NT, UNIX, as well as Linux and open source. 
