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By assuring the scalability and security of open source software we make mission-critical open source deployments possible. Together with our partners, we bring the vast benefits of open source computing into an enterprise environment where cost-effective performance is crucial. That’s why agencies in 50 states and 16 cabinets of the Federal Government turn to Red Hat for their FEA-compliant Open Source Architecture. Infrastructure Solutions: affordable, reliable, secure Red Hat Enterprise Government Platform Designed to meet the mission-critical demands of government agencies. Red Hat Enterprise Linux Red Hat Enterprise Linux provides superior reliability on affordable hardware platforms. With integrated virtualization and clustering technologies, we deliver high availability while reducing capital and operating expense. 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With Red Hat Network, you can remotely manage, update, and monitor your systems. Information Management Solutions: rapid, reliable access to the information you need MetaMatrix Data Services Platform Government IT challenges often include the need to provide access to data from disparate sources and resolve semantic differences between sources and consumers of data. MetaMatrix Enterprise Data Services help agencies efficiently bridge the gap between existing diverse data sources and the new forms of data required by new projects, applications, and architectures. Global File System Global File System (GFS) with integrated high availability clustering from Red Hat provides a scalable, high performance, reliable cluster file system that can expand to meet the growing needs for information storage. Interoperability: reliable, secure exchange of data between different systems Red Hat Enterprise Messaging The growing use of web services in government is increasing the amount of data that needs to be exchanged. Traditional transports either do not scale or are proprietary and expensive. Red Hat Enterprise Messaging implements the open Advanced Message Queuing Protocol standard to provide affordable scalable message transport. Enterprise Service Bus Red Hat’s Service Oriented Architecture Platform provides an open, flexible standard for interoperability and information sharing. Route and transform messages between disparate applications. Mediate interactions between enterprise applications, business services, business components, and middleware to integrate and automate business processes. 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Government Technology - December 2007

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