Business-level impact with hybrid cloud infrastructure, at Red Hat Summit

22 avril 2020Tom Waldrop

The technology landscape is laden with distractions - emerging technologies, agile, DevOps, to name just a few. And the journey of getting to the cloud is not going to happen overnight, especially to realize business outcomes. To be successful with hybrid cloud, organizations should think of their infrastructure as all of their services working together in a unified platform and define a cloud strategy that includes how to overcome hurdles.

Ready to learn more about hybrid cloud? Join Red Hat Consulting thought leaders in our Discovery session on How to enable business-level impact with hybrid cloud infrastructure for enterprise and Edge at our Red Hat Summit Virtual Experience. Best practices and insights will be revealed such as:

How to prepare your organization for the Hybrid Cloud journey
The impact of culture and enablement in technology adoption
Things to consider when building a cloud strategy

See our nine Discovery sessions at the times they'll be shown in each region at red.ht/discoverysessions2020.

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À propos de l'auteur

Tom Waldrop

Senior Director, Global Verticals Practice

Tom Waldrop is a Global Vertical Practice leader with over 35 years of Information Technology and Telecommunications industry expertise. Tom has been an agent for transformational change through multiple disruptions including the transition from mainframes to client server, the internet revolution, the convergence of voice and data, the explosion of mobile computing and most recently, the industry shift towards cloud computing. He has learned first-hand that attempting to capture value from a technology disruption without also addressing its impact on end-customers, workforce and business processes is a recipe for failure.

Prior to joining Red Hat, Tom held various professional services roles at Cisco Systems, Inc. He also held engineering and professional services roles at a succession of technology startups focused on application development toolsets, multi-protocol networking, technology asset management and IT service management.

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