Thinking about upgrading, but wondering what the benefits would be?
How about increased uptime and better application performance? Or simplified file management, built-in virtualization features, and built-in
debugging tools, plus a potential ROI of over 300% within 5 years, depending on the size of your deployment?
Research done by the Crimson Consulting Group indicates the Solaris 10 OS significantly reduces data center costs, such as
administrative and operating costs, maintenance and support, and environmental costs.
But even if you believe the Solaris 10 OS will make your job easier, make you more efficient, and save money, how can you
see what impact upgrading will have in your environment and learn more before taking the plunge?
Beyond the Technology Argument: Upgrading to Solaris 10 Delivers
Significant Economic Value (March 2008), a white paper (registration required) by the Crimson Consulting Group that provides an interactive ROI tool (requires Flash plug-in) to help
you estimate the potential ROI for upgrading your infrastructure to the Solaris 10 OS; also provides example ROIs for a variety of
deployment environments, from shops with less than 50 servers to enterprises with 1,000 servers
Build Your Business on a Solid Foundation and
Envision the Possibilities (Oct. 2007), a white paper (registration required) that explains how the OS, as the foundation beneath mission-critical applications,
can have dramatic effects on an organization's profitability, revenue generation, market share, and security
Good for Business, Good for the Environment web site, which
explains how using the Solaris 10 OS and other Sun software, Sun servers, and Sun storage products can cut your energy bills and reduce
IT environmental impact
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