On Thu, 10 Jun 2010 14:03:12 -0500, Alberto Passalacqua <albert.passalacqua@gmail.com> wrote:
Why do you think they put Novell on the auction block? If executive management was optimistic about Novell's potential to gain significant market share, why would they do that?
Because they want more money.
If money was the only concern, they would not actively solicit offers. They would carry on business as usual, and wait for more money to come along.
It has nothing to do with technology, software or plans.
As I said, I believe it does.
It's just business, and if they find the buyer who pays as much as they want, they'll sell. I would invite you in not reading too much in that: we simply do not have any element to judge at the moment. The rest is pure speculation
Any financial investment is speculation. "Speculators" get rich by making more good guesses than bad guesses. I can't see the future, but Novell finding a buyer and selling out looks like a good guess to me.
it is not going to help in any way.
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