Chicago Trib Gets IT Upgrade
Sun Microsystems, AT&T, and Nortel Networks are working together to upgrade business technology at the Chicago Tribune
March 22, 2004
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Sun Microsystems, AT&T, and Nortel Networks are working together to upgrade business technology at the Chicago Tribune, uniting customer service, billing, warehouse management, planning, and customer data. The newspaper will use two Sun Fire 15K servers running Sun Cluster 3.1 software on a Solaris 9 operating system. AT&T's Ultravailable Computing with Nortel's Optera Metro 500 Multiservice Platform will provide for system management.
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