Benefits of Linux in the Enterprise

Dell, Linux and You

Using Dell™ systems and Linux®, you gain a standards-based solution that can lower your total cost of ownership (TCO). You can expect better performance and lower energy costs that help you deliver more value throughout your company.

You can count on Dell and the Linux OS to deliver:

  • Value — A recent Forrester Report (Open Source Paves the Way for the Next Generation of Enterprise IT) said cost reduction was the primary motivation for chief information officers (CIOs) using open source, with 87 percent saying that their cost-saving expectations had been 'met or exceeded.'
  • Innovation — Multiple parties working consistently and simultaneously to enhance functionality help keep Linux at the leading edge of technology.
  • Quality — The close-knit relationship of the Linux community contributes to faster updates, patches and overall improvements.
  • Choice — Open source enables the enterprise to avoid vendor lock-in and therefore have more options among applications and hardware.
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    Unix-to-Linux Migration Has Come of Age

    30 Aug 2011

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    Shrinking IT budgets, coupled with the cost advantages that Linux-Intel platforms provide, are driving migrations to Linux. Explore Linux benefits, learn what and when to migrate, and investigate best practices and vendor selection criteria.

  2. Video: Dietert on the Value of Red Hat in the Efficient Enterprise

    18 Nov 2010

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    Dell's Carey Dietert talks about how the Dell–Red Hat partnership and RHEL 6 fit into the Dell vision of the Efficient Enterprise — open industry standards that help you avoid vendor lock-in.

  3. Pushing Data Center Limits Upward: Dell, Intel and Red Hat

    Pushing Data Center Limits Upward: Dell, Intel and Red Hat

    28 May 2010

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    Get scalable performance, advanced reliability and flexible virtualization with a low total cost of ownership and faster return on investment with Dell PowerEdge servers based on the Intel Xeon processor 7500 series running Red Hat Enterprise Linux.

  4. Red hat Risc To Xeon Tco Roi

    Migrating From Sun RISC to Intel Xeon — Flatten TCO, Achieve Unprecedented ROI

    22 Jul 2009

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    When you compare the total benefits — both direct (hard) cost savings and indirect (soft) returns — delivered by the Red Hat Enterprise Linux-Dell-Intel solution, you'll see dramatic results.

  5. The PerfectStorm

    The Perfect Storm — Why Now Is the Time for Open Source

    14 Jul 2009

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    The Perfect Storm — Why Now Is the Time for Open Source

  6. Data Center Efficiency Through Interoperability

    Data Center Efficiency Through Interoperability

    10 Jul 2009

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    Dell is the first major system provider to join the business collaboration that was formed by Microsoft and Novell in response to customer demand for interoperability and intellectual property assurance.

  7. Oracle on Red Hat Enterprise Linux

    Oracle on Red Hat Enterprise Linux: Extraordinary Cost Savings. Unparalleled ROI.

    09 Jul 2009

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    Red Hat Enterprise Linux on industry-standard Intel Xeon-powered Dell PowerEdge servers can maximize your data center's performance and scalability running an Oracle database.

  8. Red Hat Ultimate Triple Play

    The Ultimate Triple Play — Migrating From a Proprietary RISC/UNIX Platform to a Red Hat, Dell, Intel Solution

    04 Jun 2009

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    There has never been a better time to migrate your proprietary RISC servers, running UNIX, to Intel Xeon processor-powered Dell PowerEdge servers running Red Hat Enterprise Linux.

  9. clipper_notes_migrate_from_proprietary_server_architecture

    Should You Migrate from a Proprietary Server Architecture? — Consider an Open Systems Platform

    27 May 2009

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    Take the time to examine the total cost of ownership (TCO) of your proprietary server infrastructure and the benefits of migrating to a more cost-effective open systems platform designed for tomorrow.

  10. Novell Business Value of Linux

    The Business Value of Linux for Today’s Enterprise

    01 Mar 2009

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    The emergence of enterprise class service and support for Linux gives businesses a competitive choice of operating systems for infrastructure services, workgroup computing and mission-critical applications.

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