Red Hat Consulting
Consulting units
Plan your technology investment with prepaid consulting credits for a flexible and versatile way to engage Red Hat Consulting Services. A Red Hat expert can work with you to design a comprehensive strategy and roadmap, ensuring your investment aligns with your business objectives.
Extend the reach of your team
Red Hat Consulting units (RHCUs) are prepaid credits that provide on-demand access to our experts. This flexible approach simplifies your budgeting and allows you to quickly deploy consulting resources, ensuring your most important projects have the support they need to succeed.
Plan for scope creep
Invest the funding you have now to mitigate uncertainty surrounding your project’s consulting needs.
Buy time to define
Address your need for broad technical assistance now, then clarify roles, skills, and requirements as you go.
Prepare for the future
Budget for upcoming projects that will form the backbone of your program’s success.
Simplify and manage IT complexity
Red Hat Consulting brings your tools, processes, and people together to maximize your technology investments. Whether you’re interested in building better applications, migrating from legacy platforms, addressing other IT challenges, improving infrastructure, or optimizing IT and delivery, we can help you find innovative solutions that fit your unique business environment.
Our experts employ hands-on mentoring, giving you the tools you need to learn and adopt methods and skills that allow you to sustain success now and into the future.
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Consulting unit redemption tables
Once RHCUs have been purchased, they may be redeemed in accordance with the applicable equivalent unit value found within each region below.
Open expertise, straight from the sources
When you’re ready to get started, your existing account manager or another Red Hatter is standing by to help identify the consulting plan that best matches your challenges.
Your Red Hat consultant will walk you through a scoping call that determines these factors:
- Business requirements
- Technical architecture
- Level of effort
- Type of resources required
- Other engagement-specific details
