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Although many organizations still use traditional storage appliances, they don’t offer the agility needed by containerized environments. Containers are highly flexible and bring incredible scale to how apps and storage are delivered; traditional storage can be the bottleneck that stops this progress. The underlying storage should be highly elastic, easily provisioned by developers and admins, and, ideally, managed using the same orchestration framework (like Kubernetes).
As security models converge on perimeter-less infrastructure and the need to protect raw data, we must move beyond "STIG compliance," 2FA, and encrypting all data. This technical session will step through evolving thinking on trusted infrastructure: tokenization is a recent data protection method, but what is it and when can it be used? What work is being done on Trusted Platform Modules, and what is trusted boot? What are new cryptographic models, including quantum cryptography and blockchain? How does this fit into containerization and server-less computing? How is open source confronting these challenges?
In a 2016 PricewaterhouseCoopers survey of over 1400 CIOs, 84% stated they needed to address wider stakeholder needs and 77% found that technology was one of “the top 3 influencers transforming stakeholder expectations for the business.” Hear how government agencies and system integrators are transforming their organizations using modern application development practices, tools, and platforms.
Changing business needs and the drive toward cost efficiencies and performance mean an end to reliance on traditional, proprietary storage approaches. Modern storage infrastructure enables CIOs to tackle some of their biggest pain points and put their data to work rather than viewing that data as a cost center. Driven by a desire to be flexible and “do more with less,” IT leaders are embracing things like software-defined storage, because it emphasizes freedom and openness.
Intuit needed a fast, reliable, and cost-effective storage solution for its TurboTax suite of tax preparation offerings. TurboTax is a Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) suite of offerings, so system responsiveness was a critical goal.
Traditional, appliance-based storage cannot keep up with modern data demands. Software-defined storage solutions like Red Hat® Gluster Storage can cut costs in half while delivers increased agility and unprecedented scalability without sacrificing durability, security, and performance.
This infographic illustrates how to cut storage costs in half with software-defined storage.
Software-defined storage solutions like Red Hat Gluster Storage are a compelling new way forward without traditional limitations. Coupled with a wide range of available industry-standard storage hardware, an open software-defined approach delivers most of the functionality and performance of proprietary platforms at approximately half the cost. It also offers substantially more predictability in terms of both scalability and cost over traditional storage appliances.
Optimize IT with policy-driven automation to increase efficiency by standardizing operating systems so they’re easier to manage. Learn how your IT organization can automatically balance workloads, simplify management of workloads—both on-premise and in the public cloud.
TMG Health, the largest business process outsourcing provider in the Medicare and Medicaid market, delivers more than 3 million file feeds to clients daily. A slow, batch-oriented legacy environment was preventing TMG from providing continuous data visibility and access to its clients. With help from Red Hat® Consulting, TMG deployed Red Hat JBoss® Enterprise Application Platform and other Red Hat solutions to reduce development time and costs and deliver real-time data access and visibility to its clients.
Digital technologies are a catalyst for new ways of doing business and are leading a wave of innovation and change for organizations. This e-book looks at the impact of mobile and digital on business processes, technology and culture, highlighting 7 steps to a successful digital business.
APIs are becoming the digital connective tissue of modern organizations, adding new capabilities to everything from their operations and products to their partnership strategies. In 2015 it’s no longer a stretch to say that most organizations don’t ask whether to engage in API programs, but how to do so. This ebook aims to answer this question by drawing on best practices from leading practitioners in seven areas key to the success of effective API programs.
While automation can remove bottlenecks, it cannot replace the traditional human brain power required of decision-making. Fortunately, by using historical data captured in previous process instances, users can more accurately extract the value of BPM when they determine which tasks are worth automating -- and which ones require critical thinking.
This book excerpt uncovers a step-by-step BPM plan designed to help accomplish tasks that deliver business value. Learn how to improve the business as a whole when you:
Government agencies depend on the ability to effectively share and utilize data, deploy digital services, and pool IT resources.
This whitepaper summarizes several effective approaches that government agencies are adopting to ensure their cloud initiatives are highly secure even as they enable greater data-sharing and collaboration across agencies. These approaches are drawn from the webinar, “Securing Intelligence in an Open Hybrid Cloud,” which explains that a multifaceted approach to cloud security is required to achieve successful outcomes. Cloud security is the keystone of IT modernization efforts.