Apple drinks its own juice

Normally reluctant to discuss even what is served in the company cafeteria, secretive Apple Computer on Thursday offered a sneak peak into its data center. Trying to make the case that its products belong in large companies, Apple showed how it runs its own business using a great deal of Apple gear. The disclosures, offered by Apple senior IT director Dean Rally, came as part of a discussion on Apple's role in the enterprise during the "Mac IT" portion of this year's Macworld Expo. Source: C|Net News.com It is interesting to see the breakdown of the arsenal of hardware & software that Apple uses. But I do not think it is a big surprise that Apple uses its own stuff. Funny was the mention of MS Office X, and not AppleWorks, heh. AppleWorks was a great program a long time ago. It still is, but its just not as compatible.

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