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Innovate openly.
The public sector is undergoing a transformation—in technology, processes, and culture. Red Hat understands this, and offers a complete foundation for government IT, built to provide the flexibility, security, and stability to meet critical requirements. Learn how government can transform to compete in the digital space, foster innovation, and nurture open culture in an agile environment.
Red Hat helped Lockheed Martin adopt agile development processes and a DevOps culture
By working with the Red Hat Open Innovation Labs team, we changed everything ‒ our toolchain, our process, and most importantly, our culture.
Realize mission success
For the federal government, success means efficiently and reliably delivering services to citizens and protecting the nation’s 16 critical infrastructures. Legacy systems can no longer keep up with demand, and government leaders are compelled to modernize IT and embrace DevOps for more agile application development.
5 IT imperatives for federal government
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We have to evolve how we work and that’s really the big journey now. It’s all about collective crowdsourcing; it’s all about open source.
Balance IT innovation with cost
Public citizens expect immediate response from their state and local governments. Rapid response requires more data, more sophisticated processes, and faster innovation. Red Hat’s open source solutions can help you balance the need between reliable and innovative IT solutions and cost-efficiency.
Achieving the balance between IT innovation and cost
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Boston University trusts Red Hat products to support their ChRIS project—a comprehensive cloud-based platform that allows hospital clinicians to aggregate diagnostic images for faster analysis, more accurate diagnoses, and more targeted treatment.
Speed up research with open source
Colleges and universities compete for grant money to fund their research efforts. The speed at which research is completed and published determines whether a grant is won or lost. Red Hat provides open source solutions to help researchers store and process massive amounts of data quickly, allowing them to publish research papers faster.
Open source for higher education
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Red Hat helped Cornell create a scalable storage solution
Certification and accreditation
Red Hat can help agencies meet security and risk management goals. Whether your organization is bridging private and public cloud; starting the process for FIPS, FISMA, or NIST 800-53 certification; or trying to increase efficiency with automation, our products are accredited and certified to meet government compliance standards.
Red Hat + Partners
Red Hat works closely with an extensive system of partners to offer flexible and complete solutions that work best for your specific needs.
Why Red Hat?
Developing mission-relevant applications and getting them into production can be a slow process. Red Hat can help you strategize your digital transformation journey. Read this e-book on how a DevOps approach to application development can help government IT become more agile and innovate faster.
