Sun Microsystems, like server rivals Hewlett-Packard and IBM, has been transforming its data centers in an effort to cut costs. And like HP and IBM, Sun wants to take the expertise it has developed from this process, put a price tag on it, and peddle it to customers who are facing the same budget pressures. This week, Sun …
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Posted Sunday 26th October 2008 22:48 GMT
It takes Sun 30 days to close their books while companies 4 times their size do it in half the time.
Posted Monday 27th October 2008 10:30 GMT
Sun is replacing its myriad of internal ERP and CRM systems with a new Oracle system. It's taking a while to migrate the old systems. You might hear more about this on Sun's earnings call on Thursday when Mike Lehman talks about the quarter's ups and downs.
Posted Monday 27th October 2008 10:30 GMT
Sorry AC1 slight typo here.......
It takes Sun 30 days to cook their books while companies 4 times their size do it in half the time.
mines the one with the accountancy charter from Disney in the pocket
Posted Tuesday 28th October 2008 10:33 GMT
You've successfully condensed your multi-thousand comments entries into seven words and kept your essential message precisely the same. Keep it up. The tips of your fingers will love you for it, as well as my eyeballs for not having to scroll past all your guff in the search for other actual meaningful comments from other posters.
Later, we'll work on the flypaper response you have to anything posted on El Reg concerning Sun.
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