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LinuxWorld Australia: Utility Switches Off Linux for Windows

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“Some four years after Red Hat trumpeted a billing system
migration from Solaris to its own Enterprise Linux Server, the
customer, Canberra-based ISP TransACT has pushed the penguin aside
and moved the application to Windows Server 2003.

“ActewAGL, the company which manages IT systems for TransACT,
has a mix of Oracle on Solaris and SQL Server on Windows so Red Hat
Linux was an isolated platform, according to CIO Carsten
Larsen…”

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