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Halkbank Turkey
In an effort to cut complexity and costs in its IT environment, Halkbank has plans to grow on SUSE Linux Enterprise Server for System z on the IBM zEnterprise 196 system. Once fully implemented, the SUSE solution will simplify maintenance and deliver improved reliability and availability for critical banking services.
Tokyo Institute of Technology and SUSE
Tokyo Institute of Technology uses SUSE Linux in conjunction with the largest Supercomputer in Japan.
SUSE and Microsoft
Michael Miller, Vice President of Global Alliances & Marketing at SUSE, talks about the interoperability agreement between SUSE and Microsoft, and how this agreement benefits customers.
Vitec AutoData
Vitec AutoData AS, headquartered in Oslo Norway, provides hosted and managed IT solutions to importers, wholesalers and retailers of automotive spare parts and supplies throughout Norway. It offers a full package of functionality across sales, inventory management, procurement, billing, accounts receivable and payroll, and has around 700 customers of all sizes.
AutoData Norge AS
AutoData Norge AS runs SUSE Linux Enterprise Server for System z alongside z/VSE on an IBM zEnterprise z114 mainframe. The SUSE operating system provides a lower-cost and more flexible platform for creating new web-based applications, helping AutoData to expand its offerings in an efficient manner.
Archiva and SUSE
Ensuring safe reception, storage and rapid traceability of tens of millions of customer files is paramount for ARCHIVA. By migrating to SUSE Linux Enterprise Server, the company can guarantee fast, secure file transfer and management, and has cut customer support requests by 90%.
The Irish Centre for High-End Computing (ICHEC) and SUSE
The Irish Centre for High-End Computing (ICHEC) wanted to stay at the forefront of Ireland’s computational expertise by delivering top-quality technology services and support to universities and enterprises. To achieve this, ICHEC needed a new supercomputer, running a stable, reliable and highperformance operating system. ICHEC deployed the Fionn supercomputer with SUSE Linux Enterprise Server, and is now able to meet varied and demanding requirements from academic and business users alike.
oXya and SUSE
By migrating customers from UNIX and other Linux distributions to SUSE Linux Enterprise Server for SAP Applications, oXya has enabled them to achieve higher levels of availability for critically important business systems while reducing OS and support costs. The SUSE operating system is validated for clustered environments by SAP itself, enabling oXya’s customers to choose the solution with confidence.
STIA Admonter Austria and SUSE Linux Enterprise Server
STIA is growing at around 10% every year. To boost operational efficiency and strengthen its customer value proposition, the company wanted to launch new services—without adding costs. Migrating from Red Hat Enterprise Linux to SUSE Linux Enterprise Server has enabled STIA to boost the availability and performance of its business-critical applications, while reducing system administration requirements.
Canadian Bank Note Company and SUSE HA
Tom Parker talks about how Canadian Bank Note uses SUSE Linux Enterprise High Availability Extension to provide redundancy in their mission-critical systems.
Chalktalk—Docker in SUSE Linux Enterprise Server
Docker is fully supported in SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 12 for your production environments. This chalktalk video shows you why using Docker from SUSE and what's unique about our offering.
SUSE Linux Enterprise Server for SAP Applications: See Why It’s the Leading Linux Platform for SAP
How do you get the levels of up-time and performance your business requires without sending your operational costs through the roof or investing a fortune in complex business continuity solutions? For tens of thousands of SAP customers and over thousands of SAP HANA customers, the answer is “SUSE Linux Enterprise Server for SAP Applications.” The reason is simple. SUSE Linux Enterprise Server for SAP Applications is the leading platform for SAP solutions on Linux and the recommended and supported OS of choice for SAP HANA. Learn about the benefits our customers have experienced.
CIR Food: Reggio Emilia Italy Customer Success Video (English Subtitles)
When existing IT systems could no longer support its growing requirements, CIR food migrated its SAP landscape to SUSE Linux Enterprise Server for SAP Applications. The company now enjoys improved performance and flexibility, lower IT costs and more integrated support. As a side benefit, the 70% cost savings also enabled CIR food to invest in SAP HANA running on SUSE Linux Enterprise Server.
Pneuhage Tire and SUSE
Pneuhage Group plans to extend its online shops and partnership programs in order to continue its business growth. The company looked for a scalable and powerful platform to replace its aging, costly Tru64 UNIX solution. By deploying SUSE Linux Enterprise Server on both IBM POWER and x86 architectures, Pneuhage has a single operating system on which it can run most workloads. In addition, the company has substantially reduced its licensing costs, improved flexibility and streamlined server management.
Broadview Networks and SUSE: A Geo-Clustering Solution
When Hurricane Sandy battered Manhattan, Broadview Networks maintained 100% uptime for OfficeSuite Phone, its award-winning cloud VoIP service. But the event highlighted the potential for service disruption from a regional disaster. Leveraging SUSE high availability products and partnership, Broadview proactively created a geo redundant solution that provides business continuity even during such “storm of the century” events.
Broadview Networks and SUSE
Broadview owns and operates its own advanced, converged network, built on a redundant fiber-optic backbone. This network allows Broadview to guarantee quality for many of our services. Broadview's next-gen offerings include OfficeSuite®, a cloud-based voice solution; cloud-based data storage and back-up and OfficeAnywhere®, a cloud-based collaborative solution. Broadview is unique in its ability to not only provide the most technologically advanced solutions, but also to offer traditional business and T1 lines and Internet access options.
Virtualized Mission-Critical Apps: Not Only Possible But A Best Practice
Making your mission critical applications in virtualized environments highly available, like SAP NetWeaver and HANA, Oracle databases, etc., is not only possible but a best practice. Learn more from this webinar.
15 Years of Linux Innovation for IBM System z
In many organizations, mainframes are taking on more of the computing load than ever before. Together with IBM, we’ve developed hundreds of Linux-for-mainframe innovations, delivering the simplest, most cost-effective server consolidation and cloud platform available today. Get an overview of the most important changes in SUSE Linux Enterprise 12 and learn more about future innovation.
National Vision - SUSE Linux Customer Success Story
After experiencing performance issues with its existing UNIX-based point of service (POS) operating system, the national optical retailer opted to switch to SUSE Linux Enterprise for its mission-critical computing. With a more flexible and reliable Linux-based platform, National Vision can better serve the changing needs of its business while providing customers with faster and better service.
ChalkTalk: Towards Zero Downtime
Whether planned downtime for system or hardware updates, or the more unpredictable unplanned downtime from failures or even nature disasters, your business is incurring business loss. You're under pressure to supply more uptime in data center to stay competitive and meet customer demands. Minimize your server downtime with our solution.
BasisOne South Africa
BasisOne, a Britehouse company and Africa's premier SAP-accredited hosting provider, has entered into a strategic partnership with SUSE to ensure that an enterprise organization's security policies are extended onto its platform infrastructure.
IBM Power Linux and SUSE
SUSE works together with IBM to make Linux better for everyone by sharing common tools and collaborating closely at a technical level.
Casio Japan
Electronics giant, Casio Computer (Casio), is using SUSE Linux Enterprise Server with integrated Xen* virtualization software to reduce the cost of consolidating servers while improving flexibility compared with alternative, proprietary virtualization software. Casio is using SUSE Linux Enterprise Server and the paravirtualized drivers in the SUSE Linux Enterprise Virtual Machine Driver Pack to consolidate Windows and Linux servers in order to improve productivity by standardizing communication tools and to promote better IT control and cost efficiency.
Business Connexion and SUSE - A customer success story
Business Connexion deployed SUSE® Linux Enterprise Server for System z to run a new monitoring solution for clients. The ability to run multiple virtual servers side-by-side on a single mainframe processor ensures low software costs for the solution, enabling Business Connexion to offer a powerful solution at a highly competitive price.
Consol Glass South Africa and SUSE - A Customer Success Story
By migrating to the T-Systems Dynamic Cloud Platform and running SUSE® Linux Enterprise Server as its strategic operating system, Consol Glass has maximized performance and uptime for vital business systems, while cutting IT operational costs by approximately 25 percent.
SUSECon IBM Keynote Linux on Mainframe
Listen to Jim Wasko from IBM as he is talking at SUSECon about the SUSE and IBM partnership, how SUSE and IBM cooperated to port Linux onto the Mainframe about 15 years ago, and why Linux on System z is the ideal platform for consolidation.
What Does the Chameleon Say?
Spoof of the viral video What Does the Fox Say. Featuring Scott Dastrup and Jordan Dastrup. Dancing by Ciera Dastrup and friends. Written, directed and filmed by Russ and Scott Dastrup. Lighting effects by Kevin Maynard. 2nd Camera Spencer Rich. Music Assistant Char Dastrup.
Infonet Nederlands
Infonet, a subsidiary of the KPN group, is a global networking service provider offering fully managed, integrated communications infrastructures, including data centre services. Infonet is the Netherlands representative organization for BT Infonet. Under this distribution relationship, Infonet delivers network services, communication solutions, data centre services and service management.
Wolters Kluwer Italia
Wolters Kluwer Italia wanted to improve the flexibility, scalability and resilience of its SAP ERP environment, while reducing costs by consolidating its physical infrastructure. SUSE Linux Enterprise Server with Xen virtualisation technology enables the company to provision and manage virtual Linux servers for SAP rapidly and easily, without requiring continual investment in new hardware.
Tokyo Institute of Technology and SUSE
Tokyo Institute of Technology uses SUSE Linux in conjunction with the largest Supercomputer in Japan.
Halkbank Turkey
In an effort to cut complexity and costs in its IT environment, Halkbank has plans to grow on SUSE Linux Enterprise Server for System z on the IBM zEnterprise 196 system. Once fully implemented, the SUSE solution will simplify maintenance and deliver improved reliability and availability for critical banking services.
SUSE Helps SAP Reduce TCO
Building on its strong strategic partnership with SUSE, SAP SE is extending its renowned enterprise software platform into the cloud, making it more easily accessible to both new and existing customers. SUSE Linux Enterprise Server for SAP Applications gives the global software company a stable, secure and highly flexible platform for building, testing, deploying and managing its solutions, helping it maintain rapid growth in its cloud offerings.
SUSE and Microsoft
Michael Miller, Vice President of Global Alliances & Marketing at SUSE, talks about the interoperability agreement between SUSE and Microsoft, and how this agreement benefits customers.
Consolidation with SUSE Linux Enterprise Server for System z
Patrick Quairoli, Director Global IBM Alliances, discusses challenges in today's data center and explains why SUSE Linux Enterprise Server running on IBM System z is an ideal platform for data center consolidation.
The SUSE and IBM Partnership
Patrick Quairoli, Director Global IBM Alliances, discusses the partnership between SUSE and IBM, and how this collaboration produced Linux on System z.
CIR Food: Reggio Emilia Italy Customer Success Video (English Subtitles)
When existing IT systems could no longer support its growing requirements, CIR food migrated its SAP landscape to SUSE Linux Enterprise Server for SAP Applications. The company now enjoys improved performance and flexibility, lower IT costs and more integrated support. As a side benefit, the 70% cost savings also enabled CIR food to invest in SAP HANA running on SUSE Linux Enterprise Server.
Reduce your SAP TCO by up to 80% migrating from UNIX to SUSE Linux
If you're ready to increase performance, dramatically lower your TCO, and boost availability and business continuity across your entire SAP environment, then watch this Webcast.
IBM System z Personal Development Tool (zPDT) Live Demo
This is an introduction and live demo of IBM System z Personal Development Tool (zPDT) with SUSE Linux Enterprise Server for System z running on a PC Server type hardware. It allows mainframe operating systems and mainframe software like z/OS, z/VM, z/VSE and Linux for System z to run unaltered on a AMD64 / Intel64 compatible hardware (like IBM System x), and is intended to facilitate development of applications, demos and trainings which target a System z environment.
SuperMUC Supercomputer Runs SUSE Linux Enterprise Server
Europe's most powerful supercomputer was officially inaugurated by IBM during a ceremony celebrating the 50th anniversary of the Leibniz-Rechenzentrum (LRZ) of the Bavarian Academy of Sciences in Garching, Germany. Used to solve difficult scientific questions in physics and fluid dynamics, SuperMUC, powered by SUSE Linux Enterprise Server, ranks number four in the June 2012 TOP 500 list of the world's fastest supercomputers. SuperMUC is a System X iDataPlex from IBM and is equipped with more than 155,000 processor cores, which deliver an aggregate peak performance of more than 3 Petaflops of computing power.
SUSE Corporate Overview
Established in 1992, SUSE is the original provider of the enterprise Linux distribution and the most interoperable platform for mission-critical computing. With a portfolio centered around SUSE Linux Enterprise, we power thousands of organizations around the world across physical, virtual and cloud environments.
Rackspace Customer success story
Rackspace chose SUSE Linux Enterprise to support their cloud computing business.
IBM Power Linux and SUSE
SUSE works together with IBM to make Linux better for everyone by sharing common tools and collaborating closely at a technical level.
WebYaST and AutoYaST Live Demo
YaST (Yet another Setup Tool[1]) is a Linux operating system setup and configuration tool that is featured in the openSUSE Linux distribution, as well as SUSE derived commercial distributions. It features tools that can configure many aspects of the system.
Teradata and SUSE Linux Enterprise
In 2005, Teradata selected SUSE Linux Enterprise as its exclusive open source operating system for its enterprise-class data warehouse offerings. Teradata deliver its entire portfolio of solutions exclusively on SUSE Linux Enterprise, demonstrating both the success of the partnership and proof that Linux is the operating system of choice for big data.
SuperMUC Supercomputer Runs SUSE Linux Enterprise Server
Europe's most powerful supercomputer was officially inaugurated by IBM during a ceremony celebrating the 50th anniversary of the Leibniz-Rechenzentrum (LRZ) of the Bavarian Academy of Sciences in Garching, Germany. Used to solve difficult scientific questions in physics and fluid dynamics, SuperMUC, powered by SUSE Linux Enterprise Server, ranks number four in the June 2012 TOP 500 list of the world's fastest supercomputers. SuperMUC is a System X iDataPlex from IBM and is equipped with more than 155,000 processor cores, which deliver an aggregate peak performance of more than 3 Petaflops of computing power.
SUSE Linux Enterprise Server for SAP Applications
Find out why over 70% of SAP customers on Linux prefer SUSE Linux Enterprise Server for SAP Applications.
IBM and SUSE relationship: Jean Staten Healy
Jean Staten Healy talks about how IBM and SUSE are able to help our clients optimize their workloads in heterogeneous environments in the data center. From SUSECon 2012.
Linux for Mainframes: Technical Leadership
Mark Post, Technical Support Engineer, discusses how to meet data center challenges.
Linux for Mainframes: Mainframe Workloads Best Suited for Consolidation
Mark Post, Technical Support Engineer, discusses how to meet data center challenges.
National Vision Customer Success Video
National Vision chose SUSE Linux Enterprise to ensure business growth and meet customer needs.
Linux for Mainframes: the Hypervisor Defined
Mark Post, Technical Support Engineer, discusses how to meet data center challenges.
Linux for Mainframes: Types of Server Consolidation
Mark Post, Technical Support Engineer, discusses how to meet data center challenges.
Reduce your SAP TCO by up to 80% migrating from UNIX to SUSE Linux
If you’re ready to increase performance, dramatically lower your TCO, and boost availability and business continuity across your entire SAP environment, then watch this Webcast.
Application Porting Considerations for Migrating from Solaris to SUSE Linux Enterprise Server Solaris Training
Migrating your UNIX workloads to Linux can potentially save you a lot of money. How much you save depends in part on how much it will cost you to port your UNIX applications to Linux. Learn how to get started porting your Solaris applications to SUSE Linux Enterprise Server.
ChalkTalk: Server Consolidation on System z
Join Mike Friesenegger, Linux and Data Center Technical Specialist, as he talks about the why of System z.
IBM - SUSE System z ISV Teleconference
Listen to SUSE experts talk about what to expect in SUSE Linux Enterprise Server for System z 11 Service Pack 2. Recorded on 17 November 2011.
20 Years of Linux, from Nils Brauckmann, SUSE CEO
In this interview with Lum Osmani, Intelli'N TV - Open World Forum 2011, see what Nils Brauckmann said about the evolution of Linux over the past 20 years, and the opportunities that lie ahead.
Friday Keynote: SUSE Part 2
Michael Miller shares SUSE's new enterprise development model and more SUSE products are demoed.
Friday Keynote: SUSE Part 1
Michael Miller, Vice President of Global Alliances and Marketing for SUSE, talks about engineering the future of open source including demos of SUSE products.
BasisOne Success Video
Using SUSE Linux Enterprise Server and the Compliance Management Platform, BasisOne delivers hosted SAP applications as a managed service to businesses throughout Africa.
SUSE Linux Enterprise Server for SAP Applications
Find out why over 70 percent of SAP customers on Linux prefer SUSE Linux Enterprise Server for SAP Applications.
SUSE Studio Extension for System z and the SUSE Appliance Program
This audio recording introduces a new beta opportunity to use SUSE Studio to build appliances for System z and an overview of the SUSE(R) Appliance Toolkit and then covers the look and feel of new Studio facilities to build for System z.
Virtual Workloads to Build the Bridge to the Cloud
Enterprises must be able to create the business services their customers need to do their jobs in a secure, efficient and compliant manner. Learn about a new and more efficient approach to service delivery and use it as a powerful enabler for cloud computing.
SUSE Linux Enterprise: Here, Now
SUSE Linux Enterprise, a WorkloadIQ product, gives you the ability to run mission-critical workloads anywhere across physical, virtual and cloud environments.
Upgrading to SLES Best Practices
You are running SUSE Linux Enterprise Server but need to upgrade to the latest service pack. Better yet, you need to upgrade from SLES9 or SLES10 to SLES11 SP1. This Techcast will discuss the different approaches and best practices you can use to upgrade SUSE Linux Enterprise Server.
Ten Ways Solaris Could Destroy Your Career and Your Credibility
Mark Gibbs looks at the implications of Oracle's ownership of the venerable operating system and concludes that Solaris could not only damage your career but your credibility.
Linux Deployment Best Practices Techcast
Watch this Techcast to explore best practice approaches and techniques for deploying SUSE Linux Enterprise Server into complex data center environments, compare the benefits and challenges associated with scripted installs, imaging and appliance deployments, and experience technical demonstrations of AutoYast, SUSE Studio and other key deployment technologies.
Linux Patching Part 1
What’s the fastest, most effective way to keep all your SUSE Linux Enterprise Servers patched, compliant and up-to-date? Watch this informative techcast to explore a variety of Linux patch management tips, tricks and techniques. You’ll learn the 'why' and the 'how' to apply the latest Linux patch and update management methods.
Linux Patching Part 2
What’s the fastest, most effective way to keep all your SUSE Linux Enterprise Servers patched, compliant and up-to-date? Watch this informative techcast to explore a variety of Linux patch management tips, tricks and techniques. You’ll learn how to use the Subscription Management Tool and libzypp update stack included with SUSE Linux Enterprise Server to streamline and simplify patch deployments.
Fault Tolerant Linux Solutions
SUSE Linux Enterprise Server offers an impressive range of fault tolerance and high availability options. So how do you know which are best for the different workloads running in your environment? Watch this On-demand Techcast to explore several different fault tolerant solutions and high availability approaches for workloads running on SUSE Linux Enterprise Server.
Server Virtualization for Less Than $1 a Day
Our and IBM executives discuss the relevance of Linux on System z to enterprises underpinned by Aberdeen's findings with respect to strategic approaches, best practices, and technology solutions that result in top performance in the data center. Learn how you can deploy Linux on System z as a single virtualized server for less than $1 per day.
Linux Day 2010: Virtual Edition Part 1
Discover how companies are using SUSE Linux Enterprise to innovate and grow, while cutting cost.
Linux Day 2010: Virtual Edition Part 2
Discover how companies are using SUSE Linux Enterprise to innovate and grow, while cutting cost.
Linux for Business Critical Workloads with SUSE Linux Enterprise Server for System z
Watch a panel discussion with Aaron Graves, Citigroup, Reed Mullen, IBM and Mike Friesenegger on how to leverage all the benefits of Linux on System z.
Affordable Business Continuity Solutions
Smart, successful businesses have to be ready for anything. We can help you get there with end-to-end business continuity solutions for all your systems— from core mission-critical workloads to the file and print servers at the edge of your network.
Miami Dade Uses SUSE Linux Enterprise on System z for Business-Critical Workloads
Are you currently evaluating the business benefits of running virtualization in a distributed environment vs. a mainframe environment? Users running Linux on System z consistently find a lower Total Cost of Ownership and benefit from the economics of running business critical workloads on Linux.
How Hugo Boss Outfitted its SAP Applications on SUSE Linux: A Stylish Success
A real business case presented by Hugo Boss AG. Learn more about the meaning of virtualization in SAP landscapes and how SUSE Linux Enterprise Server will help you to reduce operational costs. REALTECH and published by us "The Trend from UNIX to Linux in SAP Datacenters" in 2008. This white paper has since been updated focusing on the architectural aspect of Linux installations and their influence on Green IT. Find out which predictions we made in 2008 have come true and how they will influence SAP system landscapes in the future.
What Makes SUSE Linux Enterprise Server for System z Unique
10 Years on the mainframe and counting: System z Series with the Experts. Mike Friesenegger from reflects on the business needs of customers, why he thinks SUSE Linux Enterprise Server for System z is the best choice for consolidating workloads, and what makes SUSE Linux Enterprise Server for System z unique.
Linux on System z is Still the Solution Companies Turn to Save Money and Keep Their Technology Running
10 Years on the mainframe and counting: System z Series with the Experts. Mark Post talks about his long-time experience with mainframes in general and Linux for mainframes especially. Learn why customers select SUSE Linux Enterprise Server for System z and which successful and legendary implementations Mark has supported during the past years.
SLE 11 SP1- Chat with the Experts: Part 4 - Interoperability
Interoperability with regard to SUSE Linux Enterprise is not just limited to the collaboration of SUSE and Microsoft and its Windows operating system in the fields of virtualization or open document standards. It also refers to Linux Standard Base specifications and UNIX/Posix compliance, the IPv6 standard, or open standards in general. Learn more and listen to Olaf Kirch, Director Server Department, and Matthias Eckermann, Senior Product Manager for SUSE Linux Enterprise.
SLE 11 SP1 - Chat with the Experts: Part 5 - Security
Listen to Matthias Eckermann, Senior Product Manager for SUSE Linux Enterprise, explain the most important security technologies included with SUSE Linux Enterprise 11, and what has been enhanced with Service Pack 1.
SLE 11 SP1 - Chat with the Experts: Part 6 - Certifications
Matthias Eckermann, Senior Product Manager for SUSE Linux Enterprise, discusses different types of certifications like LSB, Carrier Grade Linux, or Common Criteria, and their importance to SUSE Linux Enterprise 11 Service Pack 1.
SLE 11 SP1 - Chat with the Experts: Part 7 - Kernel Upgrade and Backward Compatibility
Matthias Eckermann, Senior Product Manager for SUSE Linux Enterprise, talks about the reasons for having a kernel upgrade with SUSE Linux Enterprise 11 Service Pack 1, and explains when and why version upgrades and backward compatibility might be crucial.
SLE 11 SP1 - Chat with the Experts: Part 8 - New Maintenance Model
Listen to Matthias Eckermann, Senior Product Manager for SUSE Linux Enterprise, who elucidates the new maintenance model introduced with SUSE Linux Enterprise 11 Service Pack 1.
SLE 11 SP1 - Chat with the Experts: Part 3 - Systems Management
SUSE Linux Enterprise provides a set of unique integrated systems management technologies. With SLE11 SP1, these technologies have been taken even further. Listen to Matthias Eckermann, Senior Product Manager for SUSE Linux Enterprise, and Olaf Kirch, Director Server Department, explaining the most important enhancements in this area.
SLE 11 SP1 - Chat with the Experts: Part 2 - Virtualization and RAS
Join Olaf Kirch, Director Server Department, and Matthias Eckermann, Senior Product Manager for SUSE Linux Enterprise, when they discuss with Ron the virtualization technologies delivered with SUSE Linux Enterprise 11 SP1.
SLE 11 SP1 - Chat with the Experts: Part 1 - Scalability and File Systems
In this first part of the SUSE Linux Enterprise 11 SP1 podcast series, Matthias Eckermann, Senior Product Manager for SUSE Linux Enterprise, and Olaf Kirch, Director Server Department, not only share details about the great enhancements in scalability of SUSE Linux Enterprise Server SP1, but also explain why file systems play an important role in this area and which file systems are included and supported.
How SUSE Linux Enterprise Server for System z Can Help You Solve a Business Need - No Tricks, No Magic, Just Results!
10 Years on the mainframe and counting: System z Series with the Experts. Listen to Patrick Quairoli, Partner Technology Manager, IBM, who discusses the partnership and technical teamwork regarding SUSE Linux Enterprise Server for System z, and how this directly translates into business benefits for the joint customers.
What a Long Strange Trip Its Been Linux on System z
10 Years on the mainframe and counting: System z Series with the Experts. Joerg Eberwein takes us for a trip down memory lane on how SUSE Linux Enterprise Server for System z came to be.
National Vision Customer Success Video
National Vision chose SUSE Linux Enterprise to ensure business growth and meet customer needs.
IBM Discusses the 10 Year Anniversary of Linux on IBM System z
Join Carol Stafford, Vice President of IBM System z Sales and Tom Crabb, Enablement Manager, as they celebrate and discuss the 10 year anniversary of Linux on System z and how customers can benefit from running SUSE Linux Enterprise Server for System z.
Systems Management Tools: Additional Value in SUSE Linux Enterprise 11
Learn how each subscription of SUSE Linux Enterprise 11 provides the tools to maintain performance and security across your IT infrastructure, ease installation, service configuration, patching, and updating and ensure your systems deliver maximum value to the business.
Linux Adoption in a Global Recession Part 2
Michael Applebaum, Senior Solution Marketing Manager, briefly discusses what's new in SUSE Linux Enterprise 11, its benefits and business value, and how you can use SUSE Linux Enterprise 11 to begin realizing these benefits in your organization.
Linux Adoption in a Global Recession Part 1
IDC research finds that Linux users are clearly satisfied about their choice to deploy Linux, and during trying economic times, the potential for those same customers to ramp up their deployment of Linux is strong. Join Al Gillen from IDC in Part 1 of this webcast.
Business Case for Migrating from Solaris to SUSE Linux Enterprise Server
Featuring a real-world case study with Sesame Workshop.
Save Costs: Rev Up Your Mainframe with Linux
Learn how SUSE Linux Enterprise Server for System z can reduce maintenance costs, consolidate workloads, and create a more agile IT infrastructure.
PlateSpin Orchestrate for SUSE Linux Enterprise Customers
By combining PlateSpin Orchestrate and SUSE Linux Enterprise Server as a virtualization platform, infrastructure managers can control operational expenses via consolidation, and keep their environment manageable and easy to use.
Casio Customer Success Video
By using Xen open source virtualisation technology integrated in SUSE Linux Enterprise Server, CASIO expects to significantly reduce the cost of consolidating its large estate of Windows servers.
Tokyo Institute of Technology Customer Success Video
Using SUSE Linux Enterprise Server, the Tokyo Institute of Technology developed a highly interoperable and scalable grid cluster system accessible to students and other universities.
Casas Bahia Customer Success Video
After deciding against a proprietary solution, Casas Bahia moved its entire architecture to SUSE Linux Enterprise Server.
Zabka Polska Customer Success Video
Chose SUSE Linux Enterprise Server because of its reliability, security and low total cost of ownership.
Municipality of The Hague Customer Success Video
The Municipality of The Hague provides browser-based eGovernment applications to 450,000 citizens.
Deutsche Bahn Customer Success Video
Following a comprehensive analysis of various options, DB Systems selected our SUSE Linux Enterprise Server as its new strategic environment for business-critical systems.
SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 11 Support of Intel Xeon 7500 and 5600 processors
Carlos Montero-Luque describes how the work between SUSE engineering and Intel allows SUSE Linux Enterprise to leverage the capabilities in their new mission critical Xeon 7500 and 5600 processor series.
Fritz Egger Customer Success Video
FRITZ EGGER selected SUSE Linux Enterprise Server as the platform for its SAP ERP software.
Best Practices for Migrating from Solaris to SUSE Linux Enterprise Server
Migrating mission-critical workloads from one software platform to another is not a trivial process. To ensure a smooth migration, careful planning is required to avoid any significant downtime and service interruption. In this webcast, join our technical experts to learn best practices for migrating from Solaris to SUSE Linux Enterprise Server.
Office Depot Customer Success Video
Office Depot runs its 24/7 global operations with SUSE Linux Enterprise Server, slashing costs and standardizing its environment
The IBM and Partnership
Jay Ennesser, Vice President Global Alliance Solutions, IBM discusses the IBM and our Partnership.
Running & Managing Virtual Appliances In Production
Virtual appliances can make life a whole lot easier for IT managers, whether in traditional production IT or cloud settings. Listen to a panel of experts from our company, GroundWork Open Source and RedMonk in this on-demand podcast.
Lower the TCO of Your SAP Infrastructure
A business case for lowering the TCO of your SAP infrastructure with SUSE Linux Enterprise.
Linux for Mainframes: More Certified Applications Than Red Hat
Mark Post, Technical Support Engineer, discusses how to meet data center challenges. Part 10 of 10.
Linux for Mainframes: Business Leadership
Mark Post, Technical Support Engineer, discusses how to meet data center challenges. Part 1 of 10.
Linux for Mainframes: Mainframe Workloads Best Suited for Consolidation
Mark Post, Technical Support Engineer, discusses how to meet data center challenges. Part 7 of 10.
Linux for Mainframes: Technical Leadership
Mark Post, Technical Support Engineer, discusses how to meet data center challenges. Part 6 of 10.
Linux for Mainframes: The Hypervisor Defined
Mark Post, Technical Support Engineer, discusses how to meet data center challenges. Part 9 of 10.
Linux for Mainframes: More Affordable Over Time
Mark Post, Technical Support Engineer, discusses how to meet data center challenges. Part 5 of 10.
Linux for Mainframes: Advantages of Linux on Mainframes
Mark Post, Technical Support Engineer, discusses how to meet data center challenges. Part 4 of 10.
Linux for Mainframes: Lower Total Cost of Ownership
Mark Post, Technical Support Engineer, discusses how to meet data center challenges. Part 8 of 10.
Linux for Mainframes: Mainframes and Server Consolidation
Mark Post, Technical Support Engineer, discusses how to meet data center challenges. Part 2 of 10.
Linux for Mainframes: Types of Server Consolidation
Mark Post, Technical Support Engineer, discusses how to meet data center challenges. Part 3 of 10.
German Air Traffic Control Customer Success Video
German air safety is ensured with SUSE® Linux Enterprise Server.
DFS Germany Customer Success Story
DFS Deutsche Flugsicherung is a government-owned company responsible for all air traffic control in Germany. They moved most of their systems from proprietary UNIX to Linux due to its renowned robustness, unparalleled flexibility and, most of all, availability of high-quality source code.
Building a Service-Driven Data Center (Part Two)
Explore the technologies and solutions that make it possible to build your service-driven data center with the new SUSE Linux Enterprise 11, including SUSE Linux Enterprise Server and value-added extensions to the SUSE Linux Enterprise environment.
SUSE Linux Enterprise Server Live Migration Demo
View a demonstration of SUSE® Linux Enterprise Server live migration using out-of-the-box Xen technology.
SUSE Linux Enterprise Server High Availability Extension Demo
SUSE® Linux Enterprise High Availability Extension is an affordable, integrated suite of innovative open source clustering technologies that enables enterprises to implement highly available Linux clusters and eliminate single points of failure.