Australian University Migrates IT Systems to Red Hat Solutions

"Bruce Young, PeopleSoft systems engineer at CQUniversity said that they soon recognized the need for more than eight CPUs for a single database server. The cost of the alternative was also important due to budget constraints.

"While searching for more cost-effective alternatives for expanding their capacity, the CQUniversity's IT team came across solutions from Red Hat and in 2006, they decided that from both a hardware and software perspective, Red Hat Enterprise Linux was its operating system of choice."

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