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Norwegian Financial Institution VPS Modernizes IT with OpenShift Enterprise by Red Hat

  • October 13, 2015
  Verdipapirsentralen ASA (VPS), Norway’s national Central Securities Depository, has deployed a private, on premise Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS) solution based on OpenShift Enterprise by Red Hat. With OpenShift Enterprise, VPS aims to accelerate the development and delivery processes within the organization’s existing IT infrastructure and enable a higher level of operational efficiency across their development, test and production environments.  

Red Hat Announces Keynote Speakers for 2015 Government Symposium

  • October 1, 2015
At the 2015 Red Hat Government Symposium, more than 650 government and IT business professionals will come together to discuss open source software's role in addressing key government IT challenges, including balancing the need for greater flexibility, agility, and collaboration with secure and cost-effective solutions. Key topics will include DevOps, mobility, cloud, virtualization, containers, and more, with a focus on how government agencies at all levels are deploying open source solutions and strategies to advance innovation.

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What might surprise CIOs in Autumn 2015?
IDG Connect – September 3, 2015
"This Autumn, CIOs might be surprised by a wave of new companies and solutions based on Machine Learning technologies. … I believe we are about to see machine learning algorithms solving old problems in a completely new and dramatically more accurate way, from incident management to adaptive web design," said Alessandro Perilli, GM of Cloud Management at Red Hat.
MAD for it: meeting mobile app demand with microservices, agile and DevOps
Information Age – September 28, 2015
Mobile-first organisations … have adopted three key approaches to meeting mobile application development challenges head on: microservices, agile development and DevOps (MAD). … To meet demand and maintain control over complex back-end systems, development teams are being forced to move away from custom coding. Just as the cottage industries gave way to mass production during the industrial revolution, the mobile revolution could now drive enterprises towards adoption of MAD.
Red Hat Named a Leader In Mobile Infrastructure Services by Independent Research Firm
Red Hat – September 11, 2015
Red Hat announced it has been named a leader in "The Forrester Wave™: Mobile Infrastructure Services, Q3 2015" by Forrester Research and received the highest score among all vendors for the strategy category—an assessment of each vendor in terms of its vision, customer satisfaction, speed to market, and alliances.
What will the internet look like in 2040?
IDG Connect – September 9, 2015
The World Wide Web was officially born way back in 1991 and has developed considerably since then. So, what will the internet look like a similar distance ahead? We asked a range of industry insiders, and have collated their professional opinions … Interestingly, they’re remarkably consistent…
Age-old question: Can commercial software succeed in an open-source world?
Fortune – September 18, 2015
Increasingly, commercial software companies, which are used to charging (big) for their software, plus support and service as well, are turning to open-source software. … Here’s guessing that the new normal for software companies in the open-source era will look a lot more like Red Hat and a lot less like Oracle, SAP, and Microsoft. And that has to be a sobering thought. The CTO of one software vendor … recently summed it up: "It's time to realize that the benefit of open-source software accrues to the users, not to vendors."
New Red Hat CFO Calderoni predicts big milemarker for open-source giant
Red Hat – September 21, 2015
Newly minted Red Hat CFO Frank Calderoni made a projection Monday – that Red Hat will be the first open-source software company to cross the $2 billion revenue mark – and that it will be a bolder finish than previously predicted. The company, which had predicted $2.034 billion in annual revenue, is now anticipating $2.044 billion at the end of its fiscal year. "Upsides" in the cloud business helped push Red Hat ahead in its second quarter.
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