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Mining company integrates SAP systems for Industry 4.0 with Linux platform
See how Metalloinvest, Russia's largest mining company, created a foundation for automated, data-centric operations with Red Hat Enterprise Linux for SAP Solutions.
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See how Metalloinvest, Russia's largest mining company, created a foundation for automated, data-centric operations with Red Hat Enterprise Linux for SAP Solutions.
See how Ford Motor Company built a security-focused container platform to speed service delivery and reduce hardware costs with Red Hat and Sysdig.
When Daniel Sullivan started Sullivan Solar Power he had one goal in mind: to transform the way the world generates electricity.
At the time his company launched in 2004 it was one of few in the San Diego area that installed solar power systems. Since then not only has Sullivan Solar Power grown tremendously, so has the industry itself.
But the company’s fast growth was hindering their ability to deliver. Sullivan Solar Power needed to find a way to stay ahead of the competition. Company leaders quickly identified that they needed a better way to manage an exploding volume of sales leads.
The company’s spreadsheet-based system for tracking leads was inconsistent and impossible to report on making it difficult to know the actual number of leads. The team turned to Quick Base to quickly build a centralized system to manage sales leads and other key company information. They have since leveraged Quick Base to streamline multiple processes and functions, from multiple business functions like HR, Purchasing, and IT.
In the early days of eBay’s mobile marketing efforts, the team chose a basic attribution setup that enabled them to connect with a handful of advertising partners. Every such integration required extensive resources from eBay, an investment of numerous man-hours by multiple teams.
eBay’s business goals for their mobile app matured over time, requiring a more elaborate, scalable, agile attribution provider. The solution that answered their needs was AppsFlyer, offering self-serve access to an ecosystem of over 5,700 advertising and technological partners. AppsFlyer enabled eBay to integrate quickly with multiple partners around the world, test the value of each and optimize quickly.
The primary function of Forward Enterprise is to collect device configuration data from every network device, including state information that governs the active behavior of the device. Forward Enterprise can then model and anticipate the behavior of the entire network end-to-end, and report on potential vulnerabilities, policy violations or risk exposure.
The common identified process improvements we have seen at several large customers are:
Read how this financial institution cut costs by leveraging network verification in trouble ticket resolution, audit-related fixes, and change window frequency.
As the exclusive ad manager for more than 3,900 digital publishers, Mediavine relies on video for monetizing content. Unsatisfied with the way ad networks were run, Mediavine saw an opportunity to break free from the burdens and constraints of legacy ad networks by creating its own ad management service.
Learn how Mediavine was able to streamline their developer workflow, optimizing video performance and reducing bandwidth usage.
Hinge, the relationship app, is taking a different approach to online dating. Instead of encouraging casual dating, the Hinge app is designed to help individuals build meaningful relationships. With Hinge, users can upload both photos and short videos intended to help them strike up two-way conversations that foster stronger connections and turn virtual connections into real romance.
Learn how Hinge is able to support their user-generated content during direct uploads from their users’ devices, resizing and cropping this media on- the-fly to fit the graphic design, and optimizing the quality and format for improved performance.
Forget views and clicks. Video success is all about connecting with your target audience in a meaningful way. If you want to up your video game, look no further than sports culture leader Bleacher Report—the team boasted 51 of the top 100 branded posts on all of Instagram in 2019.
Learn how Bleacher Report was able to automatically transcode videos into a streamable format, adjust their quality and resolution, implement adaptive bitrate streaming and deliver them through a fast, reliable content delivery network. These features ensure that viewers experience a smooth playback irrespective of device requirements or internet connectivity.
To succeed in an increasingly competitive market, educational publishing company Scholastic decided to adopt a more flexible microservices-based development approach to offer new products and services faster. To take advantage of a supported Kubernetes container platform, the company chose to deploy Red Hat OpenShift ContainerPlatform on Amazon Web Services (AWS). This new environment lets developers reuse microservices to more efficiently build new services, with less focus on management and provisioning. Scholastic has not only cut its time to market in half, from months to weeks, but also improved its scalability and availability in response to shifting demand.
Ford Motor Company seeks to provide mobility solutions at accessible prices to its customers, including dealerships and parts distributors who sell to a variety of retail and commercial consumers.To speed delivery and simplify maintenance, the company sought to create a container-based application platform to modernize its legacy stateful applications and optimize its hardware use. With this platform, based on Red Hat OpenShift and supported by Red Hat and Sysdig technology, Ford has improved developer productivity, enhanced its security and compliance approach, and optimized its hardware use to improve operating costs. Now, the company can focus on exploring new ways to innovate, from big data to machine learning and artificial intelligence.
When he co-founded Cosine Additive Inc. to design a 3D printer that could be economically competitive with traditional manufacturing methods, CTO Andrew McCalip had one design platform in mind. “I’ve always preferred SOLIDWORKS because it’s the most modern package and supports an intuitive, common-sense approach to design,” he says. Learn more. Read the case study.
Reformation — a leading sustainable fashion brand — focuses primarily on eCommerce, with more than half of their customers visiting its website using mobile devices. Relying on a basic, outof-the-box functionality of their existing eCommerce platform, Reformation struggled to deliver images that were optimized to suit the context of every user’s device and videos that weren’t choppy and hard to watch. After integrating Cloudinary into its media workflow, Reformation was finally able to deliver high-fidelity and high-performant images, as well as videos, for each individual visitor’s device and bandwidth requirements. These changes not only simplified their media workflow, it gave Reformation’s customers a better experience that resulted in a significant improvement of its conversions and brand satisfaction.
As StubHub evolved from a lightweight website to one that was rich with images, videos and custom views from seat locations at event venues around the world, it sought a way to streamline media management. The company implemented Cloudinary, which automated a time-consuming and complex image and video upload and management process, resulting in a 60% reduction in page weight and achieving a three times faster page load time. With the additional help of Cloudinary’s digital asset management capabilities, StubHub had better protection over its content. With the additional help of Cloudinary’s digital asset management capabilities, StubHub had better protection over its content and created a single source of truth for all their media assets.
As StubHub evolved from a lightweight website to one that was rich with images, videos and custom views from seat locations at event venues around the world, it sought a way to streamline media management. The company implemented Cloudinary, which automated a time-consuming and complex image and video upload and management process, resulting in a 60% reduction in page weight and achieving a three times faster page load time. With the additional help of Cloudinary’s digital asset management capabilities, StubHub had better protection over its content and created a single source of truth for all their media assets.
Reformation — a leading sustainable fashion brand — focuses primarily on eCommerce, with more than half of their customers visiting its website using mobile devices. Relying on a basic, out-of-the-box functionality of their existing eCommerce platform, Reformation struggled to deliver images that were optimized to suit the context of every user’s device and videos that weren’t choppy and hard to watch. After integrating Cloudinary into its media workflow, Reformation was finally able to deliver high-fidelity and high-performant images, as well as videos, for each individual visitor’s device and bandwidth requirements. These changes not only simplified their media workflow, it gave Reformation’s customers a better experience that resulted in a significant improvement of its conversions and brand satisfaction.