On Tuesday 25 June 2002 06:57 pm, you wrote: > gracie wrote: > >hello! just wondering were can i get a list of companies (here in the > >philippines) using linux as their email or file servers or anything > >that they can do with linux. thanks > >
Hi Gracie, CYWare is a software development firm that deploys multi-platform solutions for various businesses. Just wanted to share our list of clients using Linux as proof that it actually works in a production environment for misson-critical business applications: Rustans Commercial Corporation ======================== Rustans is currently piloting their new Loyalty System, CYWare's Simple Loyalty product. The OS used is RH7.2 and the database server is Postgre SQL. Their gift certifcate system, discount card system and in-house credit card system will also run in the same platform/RDBMS. Their database contains millions of rows and a couple of hundred thousand customers. It is an on-line/real-time system and Linux was their choice of OS. They have at least five other systems running Linux but I don't really have all the details since other vendors implemented those solutions. Shopwise Supercenter ================= Shopwise's Accounting System, Executive Information System and Warehousing System, which were all built in-house, runs on RH7.2 and uses DB2 for Linux. Their Loyalty system, CYWare's Simple Loyalty, will soon be migrated to Linux/DB2 soon. Also, their mail server, proxy server and web mail interface runs on Mandrake Linux. This was implemented in just one day by QSR (Ian Sison). Bench/Suyen Inc. ============= We are about to deploy an inventory system, CYWare's Simple Inventory product, to all the Bench stores (60 branches) nationwide. The OS used is also Linux and the RDBMS is PGSQL. Republic Retailers Inc./Tyler Stores ========================= Tyler uses a back-end merchandise management system, CYWare's Simple Retail product, running on RH7.2 and Firebird 1.0. Of course, we can deploy any of our applications on any platform. Just so happens that some of our clients prefer Linux - which is good sign that the OS is entering the mainstream. From, Carlos Yu CYWare Inc. _ Philippine Linux Users Group. Web site and archives at http://plug.linux.org.ph To leave: send "unsubscribe" in the body to [EMAIL PROTECTED] To subscribe to the Linux Newbies' List: send "subscribe" in the body to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
