While there is more software available for a particular operating system, software exists to cover all mainstream tasks on another one. The same can be said for the hardware, especially since manufacturers have migrated to industry standards which often only require a proprietary software drive to make PC components work with others. The increased software and hardware compatibility makes such computer system more stable than less flexible ones, but less stable than say, UNIX systems.

Saigun classifies and have deep understanding of the diversity of operating systems prevalent in the industry. We identify their attributes based on features:

• GUI
• Performance
• Market
• Installation
• OS transition

Saigun has the know-how to acknowledge and leverage many features available in the design of application including using shared memory (for simple sharing of data), message queues, semaphores, events and pipes (for intertask messaging within a CPU), sockets and remote procedure calls (for network-transparent communication), and signals (for exception handling).

Saigun designs for scalability, so that we can allocate scarce memory resources to their application, rather than to the operating system. We choose from over a hundred options to create highly customized configurations.

Saigun's commitment to be a one stop shop for solutions in technologies reinforces the goal of enabling organizations around the world to build, deploy and manage applications and resources across all major IT platforms found in today's environments.