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Inside the US Court's move to Linux
Jun. 22, 2004

Linux Journal's government column by Tom Adelstein explores the move by US Courts last December to Linux servers. Tom reveals that as the Judiciary started migrating its core applications to HP ProLiant servers running Linux, the staff picked BakBone's enterprise backup and restoration system.

Adelstein reports that the Administrative Office of the US Court (AOUSC) awarded a $9 million contract in November 2003 to migrate the federal court's national information technology. The AOUSC began moving its case management, finance and accounting, probation, pretrial services, and case-tracking management systems from Solaris, the article notes.

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