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From the editor
Cloud infrastructure: Open source is where it's at
Featured story
Why the future of the cloud is open
How you build your cloud determines how competitive, flexible, and cost-effective your business can be for the next 10 years. Done right, a cloud can redirect resources from maintaining the status quo to supporting new ideas. Migrating to the cloud helps, but only an open hybrid cloud approach delivers the full business value promised by cloud computing.
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Survey says
How are IT teams coping with public and private cloud?
- 70% of respondents say cost reduction is the top motivation for moving workloads to the public cloud.
- 73% say the main goal in moving their business into cloud services is workloads running more smoothly, with fewer disruptions.
- 58% say data security is the most vexing challenge in moving to cloud technologies.
- 10-29% is the number of apps most companies are placing in the cloud. That number is expected to grow to 70% or more in the next 2 years.
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Customer spotlight
Cloud solution helps boost U.S. rail safety
Positive train control (PTC) technology automatically stops trains before certain types of accidents occur. PTC is required in the U.S., but implementing it is beyond the financial means and expertise of many railroads.
Herzog Technologies, a rail signal and communications company, worked with Red Hat to develop an innovative cloud solution that lets railroads of all sizes adopt PTC technology—at a fraction of the cost of in-house PTC deployment—helping make rail transportation safer and more efficient.
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Blog post: What's the TCO for an OpenStack cloud?
We calculated the cost to run an OpenStack®-based private cloud. Check out the results and lessons learned.
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Webinar: Build a private or hybrid cloud with the end user in mind
Learn about identifying the needs of your end user, building your cloud incrementally, and more when defining your cloud experience.
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