Sun Scores Wins Over Three Months One-dozen Highlighted from the Hundreds
Sun has chosen to highlight twelve of the hundreds of customers who
have chosen Sun solutions over the past three months. The dozen
includes:
China Ministry of Railways: Turned to Sun for assistance in building
and deploying an application services platform for the company's
three-way dispatching system.
EPL Inc.: Chose Sun FireTM V880 servers and Sun FireTM 280R servers, Sun RayTM
appliances, and Sun StorEdgeTM 6320 systems to power Oracle9i
Collaboration Suite applications.
Federal Aviation Administration (FAA): Chose the Sun Ray thin-client
solution for its low cost to buy and manage, hot desking features,
increased security and reduced energy requirements.
Hughes Network Systems: Selected Sun to supply computer systems and
software for the network operations center requirements of its new
SPACEWAY satellite system.
Lodgian: Worked with Sun to develop a high performing, highly
available and scalable storage infrastructure.
Motorola (Polska): Turned to Sun for assistance in migrating and
consolidating its data to a Sun StorEdgeTM 9970 system.
The Research Foundation of State University of New York: Turned to
Sun Services and Sun Finance for help in consolidating its server and
storage environments.
Southwest Foundation for Biomedical Research: Sun helped to reduce
the cost, training and work required to establish a research
infrastructure
Swedbank: Looked to Sun for help with powering its Net Trading
applications and test environment.
University of Louisiana at Lafayette: Recently turned to Sun for a
low-cost system to incorporate into its compute farm.
University of New Brunswick: Recently implemented a high-performance
x86 computing cluster. The solution was built on Sun Fire servers and
SunSM Services.
World Book Inc.: Will use Sun's per-employee pricing model and run
the Sun JavaTM Enterprise System on Sun Fire servers.
"For over a generation, we've delivered innovation that helps our
customers achieve business objectives and gain competitive advantage.
It's simple. We want to help our customers get the most out of their IT
investments so they can focus on what matters to them -- running their
business," said Mark Tolliver, chief strategy officer, Sun. "Our
customers are with us for the long haul. And, in turn, we're committed
to their long-term business needs. Thousands of the world's largest
companies and government agencies count on Sun to help them make
network computing simple and real."
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Sun Scores Wins Over Three Months
