The Bank of New Zealand deploys Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5

"Two years ago, the bank began overhauling its mission-critical front-end IT environment, including its Internet banking and bank teller functions, and its middleware layer providing connectivity through to its core back-end data.

"It then migrated its systems to Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5 running under z/VM on the mainframe.

"Today, the bank utilizes both IBM System z10 and z9 systems, exclusively running Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5, to power the bank's customer-facing banking systems, including Internet banking and teller platforms."

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