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• Sun Microsystems continues to deliver leading systems infrastructure to Oracle E-Business Suite customers; Company reports surge of new Solaris (OS) customers including Emerson, HM Prisons Service, Northumberland County Council and University of Virginia.

  - 2004-01-29

  M2 PRESSWIRE-29 January 2004-Sun Microsystems: Sun Microsystems continues to deliver leading systems infrastructure to Oracle E-Business Suite customers; Company reports surge of new Solaris OS customers including Emerson, HM Prisons Service, Northumberland County Council and University of VirginiaC1994-2004 M2 COMMUNICATIONS LTD RDATE:01272004 ...

  Tags: FINANCE, HARDWARE, Oracle Corp., Servers, SOFTWARE, Sun Microsystems Inc., University of Virginia, UNIX

• Sun Microsystems continues to deliver leading systems infrastructure to Oracle E-Business Suite customers; Company reports surge of new Solaris (OS) customers including Emerson, HM Prisons Service, Northumberland County Council and University of Virginia.

  - 2004-01-28

  M2 PRESSWIRE-28 January 2004-Sun Microsystems: Sun Microsystems continues to deliver leading systems infrastructure to Oracle E-Business Suite customers; Company reports surge of new Solaris OS customers including Emerson, HM Prisons Service, Northumberland County Council and University of VirginiaC1994-2004 M2 COMMUNICATIONS LTD RDATE:01272004 ...

  Tags: FINANCE, HARDWARE, Oracle Corp., Servers, SOFTWARE, Sun Microsystems Inc., University of Virginia, UNIX

• Hell: Re-engineered.(Brief Article)(Review) (book review)

  - 2000-06-01

  University of Virginia professor and IIE fellow James Ignizio, Ph.D., P.E., is no stranger to publishing having seven scholarly books and hundreds of articles to his credit, but his newest tome makes one wonder if there's no one stranger in publishing this year than Ignizio. That's...

  Tags: ATM, Linux, MARKETING, NETWORKING, professor, SOFTWARE, Telemarketing, University of Virginia, UNIX

• X connectivity software delivers information to university students' PCs. (University of Virginia at Charlottesville)

  - 1994-10-01

  University of Virginia at Charlottesville has an Academic Computing Center with a network to deliver information to PC desktops throughout the campus. Students have access to a variety of applications, as well as the university library's online electronic text library and archive. The network uses the X Windowing System to...

  Tags: Desktops, HARDWARE, network, NETWORKING, PC, SOFTWARE, University of Virginia, UNIX