Kelvin Hughes leads the way with move to 64-bit Linux ERP system, Oct 14, 2005

Nautical equipment manufacturer Kelvin Hughes has become one of the first UK firms to implement an enterprise resource planning system based on 64-bit Linux.

Stirling University has improved performance three-fold and lowered project costs by moving its SAP human resources and payroll system over to Linux.

Statoil, Norway's largest oil company, has made a 50% cost saving by migrating from proprietary Unix operating systems to Red Hat Enterprise Linux

Bristol City Council could begin one of the UK's biggest roll-outs of open source desktop applications if a proposal to adopt Star Office is adopted at a council meeting next month.