The Value of UNIX for Mission-Critical Workloads

While Linux shipments may be growing faster than shipments of UNIX, there remains a substantial group of enterprises that continue to use UNIX for mission-critical workloads. This research report from Forrester Consulting highlights why enterprises continue to use UNIX in the face of increasingly robust Linux offerings.

Kevin Normandeau

May 4, 2011

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While Linux shipments may be growing faster than shipments of UNIX, there remains a substantial group of enterprises that continue to use UNIX for mission-critical workloads. This research report from Forrester Consulting highlights why enterprises continue to use UNIX in the face of increasingly robust Linux offerings.

Some of the key findings regarding the continued use of UNIX as a mainstream enterprise platform are UNIX delivers a level of overall availability that cannot be found with Windows or Linux. In addition, UNIX systems are very scalable which leads to a compelling case for total cost of ownership.

The study was commissioned by HP and surveys 15 medium to large companies that are current UNIX users. To find out more about the benefits of UNIX for your mission-critical facility download this free report from Forrester.

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