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LinuxElectrons: Oregon DOT Migrates To SUSE Linux On IBM Zseries

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“The Department of Transportation for the State of Oregon is
migrating critical components of its driver’s license management
system to Novell’s SUSE LINUX Enterprise Server running on an IBM
zSeries mainframe. By switching to Linux, the Department of
Transportation has increased the system uptime to 99 percent while
significantly reducing related IT administration costs. Adopting an
open source solution has enabled the Department to realize a 30
percent reduction in software costs, benefiting Oregon tax
payers.

“‘The biggest advantages of SUSE LINUX are reliability,
performance and cost,’ said Steve Adams, senior systems
administrator at the Oregon Department of Transportation…”

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