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In the third and concluding part of our Red Hat series, we outline the features and enhancements of Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8. These features are aimed at simplifying the management of hybrid, multicloud environments. Enhanced support for containers means developers can build applications once and run them anywhere – without worrying about the underlying hardware or the runtime environments.
Organisations are embracing multiple clouds for innovation and to respond quickly to customer demands. But that has introduced complexity in infrastructure management. Here’s how RHEL 8 simplifies the management of workloads across multiple clouds and hybrid environments.
July 1 marks 40 years since Sony Corporation introduced the Walkman to the world. Here are some fond memories of the revolutionary gadget
The Red Hat brand was once overshadowed by more prominent IT brands in a monopolistic technology industry. The brand is more prominent today and plays a vital role in the datacentre – so the brand logo had to keep up with that, and it was time for change. To do that, Red Hat announced the Open Brand Project at the end of 2016. In keeping with the open source community spirit of sharing and collaborating, it invited partners, customers, analysts, and media to participate in the redesign of its logo. Here’s how Red Hat worked with the community to make its old shadowman logo more prominent and vivid.
Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Corporation (NTT Corporation) has launched NTT Ltd., a unified global technology services provider that brings together the capabilities of 28 companies, including NTT Communications, Dimension Data and NTT Security into one US $11 billion business.
NTT Ltd., the new USD 11 billion global technology services company today announced the appointment of John Lombard as the Chief Executive Officer (CEO), Asia Pacific. His appointment will take effect on 1 July 2019, and he will be responsible for NTT’s global business in Asia Pacific, excluding Japan and Australia.
As the CEO, John manages the end-to-end go-to-market, sales, delivery, operations, and profitability for Asia Pacific. NTT Ltd. is incorporated on 1 July 2019 to bring together 28 businesses, including Dimension Data, NTT Communications, and NTT Security, into a single global technology services company.
In the last two years, more organisations in India launched their digital transformation journeys and today, India is ahead of most countries in the adoption of digital technologies. A Dell Technologies study titled ‘Digital Transformation Index’ confirms that. But organisations continue to grapple with the challenge of managing unstructured data and large data sets.
Data is gaining more importance in the organisation and there have even been discussions on whether the value of data should be considered when doing the valuation of companies for M&A and IPOs. The role of the Chief Data Officer (CDO) is also gaining in importance. However, a survey by Gartner reveals that while CDOs and their Data Analytics (DA) teams are focusing on the right priorities, they are yet to achieve the best balance of their various responsibilities to deliver superior organisational performance.
In an interview with DIGITAL CREED, Lingraju Sawkar, General Manager, Global Technology Services, IBM India/South Asia explains how IBM Services is helping customers like Apollo Munich, Aditya Birla Fashion and Retail and others to solve business challenges and generate new revenue streams from innovative services.
Deploying workloads on multiple clouds is a challenge for organisations that grapple with skill shortages. Here’s how Google Anthos could sort out this problem.
