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P Resentación Capital Humano P resentación Essi Projects S.A es una empresa de Ingeniería de Tecnologías de la Información y la Comunicación, especializada en proyectos de integración de sistemas e infraestructura de aplicaciones. Desarrolla su actividad principalmente en la península Ibérica. La compañía está focalizada en la ejecución de proyectos de infraestructura de sistemas, específicamente en las áreas de entornos operativos (servidores, storage, sistemas Unix/Linux), infraestructura de aplicaciones (bases de datos, servidores de aplicaciones y frameworks), sistemas de información y colaboración (herramientas de comunicación, portales), arquitectura de software (J2EE) y seguridad. Essi Projects cuenta con clientes en todos los sectores de la economía. Por segmentación, el 37% en Administración Pública y Educación, el 22% en Grandes Cuentas y el 41% en Pequeñas y Medianas Empresas (24% en Medianas, 17% en Pequeñas). Para llevar a cabo su actividad, Essi Projects mantiene acuerdos permanentes de distribución y colaboración con los principales fabricantes de tecnología, con una especial vinculación con Sun Microsystems, Red Hat/JBoss y Oracle. Essi Projects tiene una empresa filial: eduStance, dedicada a la formación tecnológica de alto nivel en formato presencial y a distancia. eduStance gestiona y provee de formación y certificación oficial de Sun Microsystems (Java, Solaris, JES) y de Red Hat (RHEL y JBoss), así como de consultoría de formación y diseño de proyectos curriculares. Essi Projects ofrece diversos servicios profesionales, entre los que destaca un servicio específico de consultoría tecnológica de alto nivel, centrada en el análisis y diseño de soluciones para proyectos estratégicos. Essi Projects ha sido galardonada en varias ocasiones por fabricantes y mayoristas por su labor en el mercado. De estos premios cabe destacar el recibido el año 2001 como mejor Partner en Innovación por parte de Sun Microsystems y el otorgado recientemente por Red Hat como Best Infraestructure Partner of the Year FY08 para el territorio EMEA (Europe, Middle East & Africa), destacando la labor de Essi Projects como Red Hat Business Advanced Partner y JBoss Premier Partner. Nuestra actividad cotidiana conjunta permite ofrecernos como nexo directo de comunicación entre nuestros clientes y los distintos fabricantes, aportar unos servicios propios de calidad y afrontar proyectos avanzados, en los que se utilizan las más nuevas tecnologías. 2.1 Capital Humano T ecnología Sun Microsystems desarrolla las tecnologías que potencian el mercado mundial de TI. Guiada por una visión singular: "La red es el ordenador", Sun impulsa la participación en la red a través de la innovación compartida, el desarrollo en comunidades y el liderazgo del código abierto. Sun provee una gran variedad de software, sistemas, servicios y almacenamiento que ofrecen una gran cantidad de soluciones, desde la electrónica de consumo hasta herramientas de desarrollo, y los datacenters mas poderosos del mundo. Desde sus comienzos, Sun ha sido uno de los principales promotores de los sistemas abiertos, con aportes tan importantes al desarrollo de los mismos tales como el Sistema Operativo Solaris, el lenguaje de programación Java, la línea de procesadores SPARC, o protocolos de comunicaciones como NFS. Hoy por hoy el concepto de sistemas abiertos ha evolucionado, y Sun lo ha hecho también. Sun es una de las empresas con mas aportes de líneas de código en sistemas Open Source. Incluso se liberaron las fuentes del Sistema Operativo Solaris, referencia y guía del resto de los sistemas operativos, en el marco del proyecto OpenSolaris. Iniciativas como OpenSPARC, StarOffice y CoolThreads hacen que Sun Microsystems siga siendo la referencia de las empresas de tecnología. La línea de productos Sun Microsystems incluye servidores, sistemas de almacenamiento, software y servicios. La línea de servidores se compone de una completa gama de soluciones a la medida de cada necesidad. Desde los clientes ligeros mas eco-responsables del mercado, pasando por servidores x86, tanto como servidores de 64 hilos de ejecución concurrente por procesador, hasta los grandes servidores de clase enterprise de hasta 72 procesadores. La línea de almacenamiento también es muy completa. La misma está asociada a los productos Sun StorageTek, que incluye tanto arrays como robots de cinta, desde los más pequeños sistemas de unos pocos TeraBytes, a cientos de miles de TeraBytes. En cabeza de la línea de software está el sistema operativo más robusto, potente y escalable del mercado, el Sistema Operativo Solaris. También está incluida en la cartera de productos de Software de Sun, el entorno de oficina StarOffice, y la suite de negocios Java Enterprise System. Sun también dispone de una gran gama de servicios disponibles para sus partners, los cuales permiten el desarrollo conjunto de soluciones del mas amplio espectro, y de esta forma poder acompañar nuestros clientes, en cualquier tipo de implementación tecnológica, con el más alto nivel de calidad y satisfacción. Documentos Técnicos es.sun.com www.sun.com Capital Humano T ecnología Red Hat, fundada en 1993, tiene su sede en Raleigh, Carolina del Norte (EE.UU.). Es el mayor desarrollador y distribuidor de software libre del mundo, así como de Sistemas Operativos Linux. En este caso, de Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL), el sistema Linux más reconocido. Pero no sólo desarrolla una de las distribuciones más populares de Linux, sino también comercializa diferentes productos y servicios basados en software de código abierto, demostrando que, con una estrategia integral basada en software libre, se genera negocio y se puede crecer de forma sostenida. En el prestigioso estudio de CIO Insight, Red Hat es la empresa tecnológica mejor valorada por sus clientes por la calidad de su servicio, con una puntuación del 80%, por delante de Google, VeriSign o HP. También es líder en lealtad de sus clientes, con un impresionante 97%. Sus dos productos más conocidos son Red Hat Enterprise Linux y JBoss, aunque en su portfolio cuenta con muchas más soluciones, todas de software libre o en proceso de serlo, pues libera de forma continua el nuevo software a la comunidad. Asimismo, el programa de formación de Red Hat está presente de forma directa en más de 60 localizaciones alrededor del mundo, incluyendo Madrid, Barcelona y Tarragona, siendo la certificación tecnológica más valorada en el mundo de las IT durante los últimos 4 años de forma consecutiva. Documentos Técnicos www.redhat.es www.redhat.com T ecnología JBoss, adquirida por Red Hat en 2006, es líder del mercado en ofrecer soluciones middleware Open Source de nivel empresarial. JBoss Middleware Enterprise está compuesto por un conjunto de plataformas y frameworks certificados y soportados con el nivel de calidad profesional que ofrece Red Hat, y todo ello basado en proyectos de la comunidad. JBoss Middleware Enterprise ofrece una alternativa a las soluciones de software monolíticas propietarias, basado en un porfolio de productos de infraestructura opensource, que incluye tanto plataformas integradas de propósito específicos, como frameworks plug-and-play que permiten a los usuarios una mayor flexibilidad en sus opciones tecnológicas al enfrentarse a nuevos desarrollos. Las soluciones de JBoss Enterprise Middleware se distribuyen vía las JBoss Subscription, que incluyen el software certificado, patches y actualizaciones, herramientas de gestión, políticas de mantenimiento a largo plazo y un soporte técnico líder en la industria. Las suscripciones están disponibles tanto para uso en producción como para desarrollo. Como servicios adicionales también hay servicios de consultoría y formación. Capital Humano JBoss colabora permanentemente con vendedores de hardware y de software, con integradores de sistemas y OEMs para desplegar servicios de implementación, soporte de primera línea, y certificaciones para los productos incluidos en las tecnologías de JBoss. JBoss Enterprise Platforms Las JBoss Enterprise Platforms integran múltiples proyectos y componentes, todos con diferentes versiones con diferentes dependencias, en una única distribución, estable y certificada, con soporte, patches y actualizaciones, documentación, y una política de mantenimiento multi-anual. • JBoss Enterprise Application Platform: incluye todo lo necesario para construir, desplegar y ejecutar aplicaciones y servicios empresariales Java (aplicaciones J2EE y Web Services) • JBoss Enterprise Portal Platform: plataforma para la construcción y despliegue de portales para la interacción personalizada de usuarios con las aplicaciones empresariales y los procesos de negocios automatizados. • MetaMatrix Enterprise Data Services Platform: plataforma que cubre el vacío entre diferentes fuentes de datos empresariales existentes y para las nuevas formas de datos requeridos para nuevos proyectos, aplicaciones y arquitecturas. • JBoss Enterprise SOA Platform: una plataforma flexible, basada en estándares para la integración de aplicaciones, servicios SOA, y eventos de negocio, así como para la automatización de procesos de negocio. JBoss Enterprise Frameworks En un entorno real, los entornos de infraestructura IT a menudo incluyen diferentes fabricantes. Por ese motivo, adicionalmente a las JBoss Enterprise Platforms, Red Hat también ofrece frameworks modulares que pueden ejecutarse sobre cualquier plataforma middleware Java EE, y están disponibles a través de suscripciones que incluyen el software certificado, soporte, actualizaciones y patches, documentación, y políticas
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