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From: Mart Withers <mwithers@sco.com>
Subject: SCO Announces SCO OpenServer Legend Roadmap
Date: Fri, 22 Aug 2003 21:32:27 GMT

At Forum 2003, SCO announced SCO OpenServer Legend--the code name for
the next SCO OpenServer release. The objectives of Legend include:

* Increase investment in SCO's highest revenue generating product 
* Maintain rock-solid stability
* Massively extended to become an SVR6 Operating Environment
* Increase new application and hardware support
* Meet today's and tomorrow's growing business demands

To learn of the new features and roadmap, download the Legend
presentation (PPT):

http://www.sco.com/products/openserver507/OSR5_Growth_Forum_2003.ppt


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