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Color Line Builds a Real-Time Infrastructure With Pay-for-Use Metering Technology

Overview Color Line AS operates seven international cruise ferry lines between 10 ports in Norway, Germany, Denmark and Sweden. The company was looking for a flexible system capable of accommodating short-term peaks and long-term growth. To build the foundation of a next-generation, real-time infrastructure Color Line called on Unisys, its long-term technology partner, to deliver a sustainable server solution with pay-for-use technology.

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Publisher	Unisys	File Format	HTML
Date Published	June 2007
Format	Case Studies
Topics	Knowledge and Data Management, Application Servers, Mainframes

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