Graybar Boosts IT Infrastructure Automation and Management with Red Hat Enterprise Linux
Graybar serves the construction market; the commercial, institutional, and government (CIG) market; and the industrial and utility markets. Graybar now leverages Red Hat® Enterprise Linux® as its sole Linux distribution after completing a migration from a third-party Linux OS in 2021. Read this detailed, Red Hat sponsored, customer case study by IDC for information about the organizational challenges, solutions, and business benefits of IT infrastructure and automation management.
Red Hat Ansible Automation Platform
Although many organizations are dabbling in automation, they’re often approaching it with point solutions rather than a holistic view. Taking this approach can increase costs, result in duplicate efforts, and build barriers between functions and departments. Explore how Red Hat® Ansible® Automation Platform can help your organization solve enterprise IT challenges across hybrid cloud infrastructure.
Use this e-book as your concise guide to Ansible Automation Platform, its benefits, and information to help you make the right decisions for your organization's automation practice.
Explore Ansible Automation Platform
Ansible Automation Platform provides an enterprise framework for building and operating IT automation at scale, from hybrid cloud to the edge. Ansible Automation Platform enables users across an organization to create, share, and manage automation—from development and operations to security and network teams.
These interactive learning scenarios provide you with a pre-configured Ansible Automation Platform environment to experiment, learn, and see how the platform can help you solve real-world problems. The environment runs entirely in your browser, enabling you to learn more about our technology at your pace and time.
Try out the interactive learning scenarios for the Red Hat Ansible Automation Platform.
Red Hat Ansible Automation Platform
Although many organizations are dabbling in automation, they’re often approaching it with point solutions rather than a holistic view. Taking this approach can increase costs, result in duplicate efforts, and build barriers between functions and departments. Explore how Red Hat® Ansible® Automation Platform can help your organization solve enterprise IT challenges across hybrid cloud infrastructure.
Use this e-book as your concise guide to Ansible Automation Platform, its benefits, and information to help you make the right decisions for your organization's automation practice.
Explore Ansible Automation Platform
Ansible Automation Platform provides an enterprise framework for building and operating IT automation at scale, from hybrid cloud to the edge. Ansible Automation Platform enables users across an organization to create, share, and manage automation—from development and operations to security and network teams.
These interactive learning scenarios provide you with a pre-configured Ansible Automation Platform environment to experiment, learn, and see how the platform can help you solve real-world problems. The environment runs entirely in your browser, enabling you to learn more about our technology at your pace and time.
Try out the interactive learning scenarios for the Red Hat Ansible Automation Platform.
The Tidelift Guide to Managing Open Source
The best way to get the most of open source? Ensure the organization has a comprehensive strategy for managing open source in place.
In this guide, you will learn:
- Why open source software is the modern application development platform, and why developers love open source software.
- The areas in which unmanaged open source drains productivity and increases risk.
- How to understand, design, build, and transform your organization's approach to managing open source components.
The 2022 Open Source Software Supply Chain Survey Report
In this year’s survey, we learned how current events like the SolarWinds and Log4Shell software supply chain exploits and new government initiatives like the White House executive order on improving the nation’s cybersecurity are changing the way organizations manage open source.
We explored the most urgent challenges development teams face when building applications with open source. We collected data regarding how confident technologists are in their organizations’ current open source management practices, and in the open source components and languages they use more generally. Finally, we dove deep into several open source management best practices, including the use of software bills of materials (SBOMs) and repositories of approved open source components.
Purpose-Built Linux for Embedded Solutions
The explosive growth of the Internet of Things (IoT) is just one of several trends that is fueling the demand for intelligent devices at the edge. Increasingly, embedded devices use Linux to leverage libraries and code as well as Linux OS expertise to deliver functionality faster, simplify ongoing maintenance, and provide the most flexibility and performance for embedded device developers.
This e-book looks at the various approaches to providing both Linux and a build environment for embedded devices and offers best practices on how organizations can accelerate development while reducing overall project cost throughout the entire device lifecycle.
CIO Challenges: EA Disconnected from Business Stakeholders
What are the main concerns facing Chief Information Officers today? Orbus Software have identified 8 major issues that every enterprise is likely to struggle with when it comes to meeting the demands of the digital age.
Across the series of CIO Challenges Orbus have released thus far, a common thread has been the importance of Enterprise Architecture (EA) for the management and organization of IT. However, simply starting an EA team or expanding an existing one is not an instant panacea, as the contribution of EA can often be hampered by a lack of communication & cooperation between EA and other parts of the business.
In this eBook, we’ll discuss how disconnected teams can harm transformation efforts, and how the right setup for EA can deliver successful business outcomes.
Five Steps to Designing a Fully Optimized Enterprise Architecture
The enterprise architect must, despite all the technical complexities and challenges, remain outcome focused; rarely are stakeholders interested in the science behind the processes, but rather they are happy to trust their experts. It is simply the results that matter. This requires measurable deliverables and milestones that tangibly demonstrate our progress in an easily digestible format. Working in iterations architects can develop and target a set of goals, tied to key business outcomes.
Throughout the evolution of your EA practice, keep in mind it is a journey and not a destination. By making use of a maturity model, you drill deeper into each iterative step, understanding what it looks like and how to move towards fully optimized enterprise architecture. The Orbus Software Enterprise Architecture Maturity Assessment demonstrates where your organization currently sits, and provides a platform for you to benchmark against competitors, and industry standards. You are able to use the assessment as a way to develop your EA practice to meet the demands of the digital age.
Financial Services: Rapid Adaptation to the Unforeseen Requires Enterprise Architecture
At this point, it almost goes without saying that the global pandemic completely upended the idea that companies could be prepared for anything. No amount of 5 year plans or cautious growth can help when your whole business is forced to close or all your workers stay at home. Organizations that survived and even thrived were those that were able to adapt their business models along with the supporting technology. The only preparation that proved valuable was being prepared to move quickly.
Adaptability is an easy gospel to preach for nimble startups and agile tech firms, but for banks and financial services companies you might as well start speaking Hungarian. Even if institutions can get a grip on the blockchain or can define DeFi, there are still huge regulatory barriers to everything a company tries to do.
This eBook will look at 4 major challenges facing financial services firms in the near future, and the potential solutions that can be delivered.
CIO Challenges Mounting Technical Debt with an Unclear Roadmap
What are the main concerns facing Chief Information Officers today? Orbus Software have identified 8 major issues that every enterprise is likely to struggle with when it comes to meeting the demands of the digital age.
The concept of technical debt has been well understood in software development for decades, but it applies just as well to a firm’s overall technology infrastructure. Enterprises will often maintain legacy systems well beyond their useful life, or cut corners to meet project deadlines and then fail to adjust or update the technology workarounds used. As these old and low quality systems proliferate, costs rise and it becomes increasingly difficult to enact changes.
This eBook will look at how technical debt will mount for businesses and the difficulties of addressing this problem without a clear and sensible roadmap.
CIO Challenges Architects Constrained by Existing Tools
What are the main concerns facing Chief Information Officers today? Orbus Software have identified 8 major issues that every enterprise is likely to struggle with when it comes to meeting the demands of the digital age.
The role of enterprise architecture is broad and has the potential to touch upon nearly every part of an organization. However, EA teams can fail to meet their potential due to being constrained by the tools they use, unable to access key information or deliver informative reports.
In this eBook, we’ll look at how the tools available to architects can prevent enterprise architecture from fulfilling expectations, and how the right capabilities can unlock their full potential.
CIO Challenges Disconnected Silos of Data
What are the main concerns facing Chief Information Officers in the modern era? At Orbus Software we have identified 8 major issues that CIOs are likely to struggle with when it comes to meeting the demands of the digital age. In this eBook, we will examine the problem of data becoming siloed across the organization.
As the supply of data has continued to explode around the world, so has the management of data become an increasingly important issue. From security and privacy issues to data-driven decision making, getting all your data in one place, with a single source of truth, could be vital for maintaining a competitive advantage and retaining the trust of customers & regulatory agencies.
This eBook looks at how data silos form in organizations and the benefits that businesses can realize through a single source of truth that unites enterprise information.
Don’t Settle For Retro Analytics
If you haven’t looked at your embedded analytics recently, you might be in for a BIG SURPRISE. SaaS product managers are discovering that their analytics platforms were built years ago, are woefully stuck in the past and are costing them a fortune. If you think your SaaS application might be suffering from RETRO ANALYTICS, don’t panic. Just download this free guide to learn more.