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Under Don Grantham's leadership, the 17,000-person strong Sun Global Sales and Services (GSS) organization presents a unified and responsive customer experience in every industry and product category worldwide. GSS delivers Sun's innovative technologies and business solutions to the market, bringing value to Sun's customers, partners and shareholders.
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Podcasts
Where in the World is Don Grantham? He's been globe trotting to visit with Sun's employees, customers and partners.
Listen as Don speaks with Sven Davison, Vice President for DVD & BluRay Content at Fox about the
benefits of Java.
Listen as Don speaks with Jean-Luc Vaillant, LinkedIn CTO about doing business in today's Network Economy.
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In the News
Sun's Executive Vice President of Global Sales and Services Don Grantham expects further expansion of the Web 2.0 segment
Sun Microsystems and Frontline Technologies have announced the establishment of a joint venture in Vietnam.
"Sun Korea has been making a rapid progress in corporate clients market with achieving three large scale deals in this year. The deals are the size of $30~50 million", said Don Grantham, Executive Vice President of Sun Microsystems.
Sun Microsystems Inc. plans to double its revenue in China within three years, making China surpass Japan as its largest market in the Asia Pacific region, according to senior executives.
While in Italy, Don speaks with Il Sole 24 ORE regarding Sun's return to profitability
A former footballer, now a Sun Microsystem EVP, discusses the company playbook
Accenture today announced the setting up of its Innovation Center for Service-oriented Architecture (SoA) and identity management based on Sun Microsystems’ solutions.
Accenture and Sun Microsystems have joined hands to set up an innovation centre in Bangalore for Sun solutions.
Sun reaches $13 billion in sales in 2006
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My Voice
Unlimited Scale, Unlimited Possibilities
Sun's acquisition of the MySQL open source database offers enormous opportunities for Sun and our customers and partners to meet the demands of the fast-growing network economy.
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Open Platforms, Open Standards, Open Source
History is full of examples in which open standards prevailed because they grew markets, while proprietary systems failed because they didn't. Open Source is the single most important shift in the industry since the early 1980s. Why? Because it accelerates network computing adoption and fuels innovation in technology, customer services, and new business models.
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GSS Experts Corner
Technical Perspectives with Hal Stern
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