Performance
SCO operating systems are consistently the top performers in the Intel TPC-C benchmarks.

Availability
Business Critical availability features include filesystem journaling, UPS support Virtual Desk Manager and RAID levels 0, 1, 5. Clustering using the Oracle Parallel server is available, across heterogeneous platforms of up to four servers.

Scalability
Scales from low-end 386 footprints to large-scale multiprocessor systems featuring as many as 32 processors and clustering systems of up to four machines.

Robustness
With over 30 years of development, SCO UNIX systems offer stability and maturity ideally suited to serve a wide range of environments including lengthy unattended process monitoring, automated embedded systems, mobile combat environments, ocean and space research, and many more.

Security
SCO operating systems exceed U.S. Government Orange Book C2 security requirements. An operating system based on SCO technology is available with the B1 level of security.

Management
Tools that simplify the tasks of system management are built into SCO systems. Advanced tools are also available for system monitoring, proactive system maintenance, and integration with enterprise environments such as HP Openview and IBM NetView.

Interoperability
Built-in Internet interoperability gives access to all major platforms. Seamless integration with MS Windows and MS Windows NT can be achieved with SCO Advanced File and Print Server and SCO Vision FS.

Business Critical Applications
UNIX systems have a proven track record of running the largest mission-critical airline reservations, banking and retail systesms. Over 80% of ALL database applications run on the UNIX platform.

Internet
TCP/ip protocols, on which the Internet is based, were developed in the UNIX environment. Today, the majority of Internet servers are based on UNIX Technology.

Innovation
Whereas Windows NT is based on the innovation of a single company, the UNIX system leverages the collective innovation of many of the industry's technology leaders, including SCO, HP, IBM, Data General, Sun Microsystems, and Novell.

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