“In a sign that Apple’s Mac OS X operating system has gone truly mainstream, computer science programs like that at the University of Utah have formally announced classes like “Mac OS X Deployment v10.5″ focused on administering Mac OS X,” Matt Asay reports for CNET.
“Universities, for all their attempts to be counterculture, tend to follow general industry trends. They have to, if they want to serve their customers. If the University of Utah is offering OS X administration courses, it’s because there’s a market for the classes being fed by increasing enterprise adoption of the Mac,” Asay reports.
Full article here.
[Thanks to MacDailyNews Reader “latin69” for the heads up.]
