In this episode, guest host Scott Mark interviews James and Coté about being an industry analyst. As we find out, it's not all wads of cash, fast cars, and jet-set travel. In fact, it's none of those at all ;>

This is the first installment of what we hope will be an ongoing series on RedMonk Radio with Scott interviewing analysts.

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The music behind Scott's intro comes from Breakestra's "Family Rap".

In this episode, Steve returns and we talk about LinuxWorld and package management. The other voices are, of course, James and Coté.

For some nasty reason, this recording also has the same occasional cutting in and out as in episode 06.

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Disclaimer: I didn't note down all of the clients, but I believe we disclaimed them in the recording. If you have any questions about RedMonk's client, by all means email us and we'll gladly answer.

James and Cote' talk about testing SOA and old SOA in new bottles.

The upcoming episode 07 will have the exciting conclusion!

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Disclaimer: I didn't note down all of the clients, but I believe we disclaimed them in the recording. If you have any questions about RedMonk's client, by all means email us and we'll gladly answer.

Cote' brainstorms about making software fun, we learn of Jame's and Chris's secret website, and we get a brief take on BEA.

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Disclaimer: BEA and Microsoft are clients. I may have missed others, please email me if you have questions about which companies, organizations, or people mentioned are clients or not. Also, James received no funding from Backup Your Data International for his comments on backing up your data.

In this episode, we talk with Chris Dalby about The 16 Hour Support Call.

Disclaimer: Microsoft is a client.