April 02, 2003, 1:17 PM — You may not think that academia and small business have much in common. Yet many academic research labs need high-powered computing resources but suffer from the sort of IT budget restrictions that would be familiar to any small business person. This article looks at how researchers use open source technology to get as much as they can from their resources.
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