November/December 2007 »  Identity Federation Demystified »  Business Process Outsourcing »  A New Era of HPC »  Manage Your IT Inventory »  Sun Server Virtualization »  Solaris Adoption Learning Center Improving Operational Efficiency with BPO Need to improve operational efficiency? Take a look at how Sun's business process outsourcing (BPO) strategy can help you reduce costs and zero in on IT priorities. » Full story Bob Worrall CIO, Sun Microsystems Write me at cio@sun.com »  BPO: Sun's Three-Level IT Architecture Evolution »  Sun Java System Access Manager »  Access Manager Policy Agents »  Solaris 8 to 10 Migration Assistant »  Solaris 10 8/07 0S » See All Downloads »  Webcast: Sun Blade Systems »  Ubuntu Live: The SDN podcast series »  Webcast: Business Continuity & Disaster Recovery		View archive Identity Federation: Securing Your Extended Enterprise Building federated frameworks for identity, Web services, and SSO »  Federated Identity Management From single sign-on (SSO) to Web services, identity federation can supply the secure, identity-driven framework that today's multi-party online relationships demand. Take a look at the myths and realities of identity federation — and solutions that you can deploy today. » Full story »  The Basics of Identity Federation »  Installing, Configuring, and Deploying Sun Java System Access Manager Sun Ushers in New Era of HPC Get the news on Sun's launch of new high performance computing (HPC) systems designed to scale from departmental clusters to massive petascale environments. See what Sun HPC offers to institutions building out some of the largest supercomputers in the world, as well as to companies in financial services, manufacturing, and other industries. » Read more Check out the latest news from Sun Manage Your IT Inventory in Three Easy Steps Managing systems and software inventory is one of the most basic — yet most challenging — problems facing IT. Check out a new Sun Connection program that makes inventory management as easy as 1-2-3.» Read more Solaris OS vs. Red Hat: A 20% TCO Advantage The Solaris 10 OS provides a 20 percent cost-of-ownership advantage over Red Hat Enterprise Linux, according to Crimson Consulting. Read the study to learn how the Solaris OS beats Red Hat in acquisition, support, implementation, and administration costs. » Read more »  New eLearning Certification Success Packages — Plus Free Gift Take the guesswork out of preparing for certification with new eLearning Certification Success Packages. Order online and receive a Swiss Army Field Watch or a Solio Universal Hybrid Charger. »  Chat or Talk with a Sun Sales Advisor. Right Now. »  Save 20% on a Sun Blade 6000 System Trade in IBM, HP, or Dell servers or blades and get a 20 percent trade-in allowance toward a Sun Blade 6000 system or modules, powered by the 64-thread UltraSPARC T2 CPU. »  Explosive Savings on Workstations Save 30 percent on an Ultra 45 workstation when you trade in a qualified system, and 20 percent on a new 20- or 24-inch LCD monitor! »  Why You Should Consider Moving from Red Hat to Solaris Learn what's changed in the last few years to make the Solaris 10 OS a better option than Red Hat Linux for expanding your datacenter and Web tier infrastructure. »  Sun SPARC Enterprise T5120/T5220 Benchmarks Designed for virtualization, SPARC Enterprise T5120 and T5220 servers provide the flexibility and power of 64 systems in a single server. Check out the benchmarks now. »  Energy Efficiency with Sun Server Virtualization Don't miss this informative Sun BluePrints paper for a look at distinctions between Sun's Containers and Logical Domains virtualization technologies — and how to put them to use to reduce energy and space demands in your datacenter. »  Solaris Adoption Learning Center Tech tips, how-to guides, upgrade kits, training, and more — it's all here at the Solaris Adoption Learning Center. Don't miss this one-stop shop for resources to make the most of the Solaris OS. »  Jonathan's Blog See what Sun's CEO is blogging about now.

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