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Computerworld Australia: Manufacturer Moves to Linux for Stability

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“Automotive electronics manufacturer and a supplier to big names
like General Motors Holden, Australian Arrow has migrated half its
servers to Linux in two years to gain greater stability.

“Arrow systems administrator William Wheatley brought Linux
skills into the company prompting all systems from SAP to those for
manufacturing lines to be run on the open source operating
system…”


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