Partners What is your company's Linux and open source strategy? Linux can provide a highly flexible, secure and available environment for a number of critical business applications. Market leaders Red Hat and Novell have created enterprise-class distributions of Linux that are cost-effective alternatives to proprietary software and improve the portability of many applications. Whether running on small Intel systems or a large mainframe, Linux provides the market opportunity to improve your return on investment and lower overall IT costs. Linux OfferingsMicroAccess specializes in the following Linux-based solutions: - Business Strategy Consulting - Evaluation and documentation of key opportunities and challenges of Linux implementation for your specific infrastructure and application environment.
- Application & Database Migration (Transitive or custom services) - Migration of Windows or 3rd party applications to Linux platform and from Sun/Solaris to Intel environments without source code changes.
- Linux Virtualization - Leverage virtualization technologies from VMware, Novell, IBM or open source applications to improve system utilization and flexibility.
- High Performance Computing - Feasibility consulting and impact analysis of leveraging large numbers of Intel servers to provide scalable computing power.
- Clustering / High Availability - Enabling clustering technologies from Symantec, Oracle, HP, IBM, EMC and some open source applications to improve the reliability and protect mission-critical applications and databases.
MicroAccess can also provide a number of other custom services for your Linux environment including Performance and Tuning, Security Assessment, Linux Desktop and Deployment Services, Integration with Active Directory and Remote Managed Services Offerings upon request. Supported Enterprise Server DistributionsWe build our solutions on the foundation of enterprise-class Linux distributions to ensure that strict testing and development guidelines have been followed. The supported distributions are;· Red Hat (Enterprise Linux)· Novell (SUSE Linux Enterprise Server) |
