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Issue #8 June 2005
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Red Hat customer speaks out
Red Hat® Enterprise Linux® offers performance, security, and relability to a diverse set of customers. LVM speaks out about their experiences with Red Hat and its premier enterprise OS.
LVM
LVM is a nationwide insurance company, operating in the private sector and represented by 2,100 agencies throughout Germany. After using an in-house Linux solution for years, they needed an enterprise Linux OS that could provide low total cost of ownership, ease of management, stability, security, reliability, and flexibility. Their solution: Red Hat Enterprise Linux on their servers and Red Hat Desktop on their desktops.
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