Linux Servers
Immensely powerful, linux servers are rapidly making waves in datacenters the world over. Top-notch web serving, the world's best e-mail and filesharing servers (all without per-user licensing costs), spam-eliminators, anti-virus scanners, and desktop backup are all there, ready to decrease your costs and improve the quality of your service.

PostgreSQL
A state-of-the-art ACID-compliant ANSI SQL Relational Database Management System. Fast, reliable, and actively maintained, Postgres exceeds the capabilities of MySQL and Microsoft SQL Server, and offers most of the features found in high-end databases such as Oracle. Includes ODBC, JDBC, .NET, DBI and replication functionality. Again, without per-user or per-server license fees.

Bugzilla
Bugzilla is a wildly popular issue-tracking database from the Mozilla Foundation. Initially developed for AOL/Time Warner's Netscape division, it is now available for use in your organization. Track issues on multiple products, subproducts, and categories, build dependency trees, and keep exact records of your development process. Features multiple user levels, e-mail notifications, and management reports.

RT
RT is a request-tracker, or a helpdesk/customer service automation product. Customer communications are assigned ticket numbers and can be generated automatically from e-mail requests. Users interact with the system via a web interface or e-mail and all correspondence and telephone calls can be logged for future reference, time tracking and reporting. Perfect for making sure customer requests don't fall through the cracks and providing immediate feedback to your clientele.

XServe RAID
When you have large data storage requirements, you need a system that's fast, reliable, and affordable. The XServe RAID from Apple features a unix core, remote administration, Fiber-Channel storage, independent drive controllers for its hot-swapable drives, and up to 3.5TB of storage. All for the lowest per-TB cost in the industry.

Linux Network Appliances
When you have a dedicated application deployed at customer sites, support of the application can be the major on-going cost for your organization. For these situations a custom hardware and software solution can turn your application into a network appliance - a box as easy to use as a toaster. The customer needs simply plug it into an ethernet port, apply power, and forget about it. You have the option of secure remote administration. Built on embedded linux, these solutions are highly secure, customizable, and tamper-resistant. Low-volume solutions can be deployed on commodity hardware for maximum cost effectiveness.