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SCO's February MORs and SCO Partner News

By Pamela Jones et al.

SCO's Monthly Operating Reports for February are now filed. And Hans Bayer, now indisputably VP for Worldwide Sales, sent a Spring 2010 letter to SCO Partners, telling them how happy SCO was to finally be getting its day in court and announcing "the release of OpenServer 5.0.7 for Hyper-V which now allows customers to run their applications in either the Hyper-V or VMware environment with full support from SCO."

I see on page 12 of SCO Operation's February MOR that SCO retained Wasatch Economics in January. Christine Botosan has a "consulting engagement" with them, since 2009. For all the good it did SCO at trial. They also hired Cursed Network, and here's what they do:

Cursed Network Corporation offers small business the capability and availability of an enterprise-level IT department with outsourcing affordability. Our extensive network of suppliers and specialists gives us the ability to recommend, acquire, and maintain nearly any computer solution imaginable.

So, who provides the "full support" Bayer wrote about, SCO or Cursed Network?

Say, don't forget April 7 is the next hearing, starting at 3 PM, in the bankruptcy in Delaware. I hope some of you can attend. It's the hearing about Darl McBride's offer to buy the mobility business.

Full post as published by Groklaw on April 02, 2010 (boomark / email).