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<p>Results from Red Hat's ninth <a href="https://www.google.com/url?q=https://www.redhat.com/en/resources/2023-global-tech-outlook-overview&amp;sa=D&amp;source=docs&amp;ust=1667924511942421&amp;usg=AOvVaw1J9WohXd_rFu7JPQ5KyYSF"><font color="#1155cc"><u>Global Tech Outlook</u></font></a> survey are in, and, as in years past, we explore what the data reveals about where organizations are in their <a href="ht

<p><span><span><span><span><span><span>Digital Transformation has been well underway for many organizations looking for ways to effectively modernize, drive operational efficiencies and improve production in the industrial sector. Organizations in the manufacturing industries in particular, have relied on proprietary solutions and vertically-integrated vendors to address their immediate computing needs, but that seems to be changing as leaders are leaning toward capabilities that help grow and res

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In this month’s customer success highlights, learn how FIWARE, Electrical Training Alliance and SVA employed several Red Hat products to help build eco-smart city solutions, develop reusable microservices-based applications and construct a robust modern platform that meets strict compliance requirements.

It’s easy for businesses to go into survival mode right now. Supply chains are reeling from inflationary and workforce pressures; consumer demand is bracing itself for the full impacts of the cost of living crisis; and climate change is no longer something happening elsewhere, all while the machinations of geopolitics are spooking markets on an almost daily basis. We live in uncertain and unpredictable times.

Organizations today are faced with a growing volume of data gathered from various machines, IoT devices and sensors, which they must decipher and apply to effectively build intelligent business operations.

We’re delighted to welcome Prem Pavan to Red Hat as a general manager for Red Hat’s Growth and Emerging Markets (GEMs) region. In his new role, Pavan will be responsible for Red Hat’s business operations and strategic growth in ASEAN and Korea.

So far in this series I have established that the following are all necessary components of the modernization project planning process:

• code bases that will provide value when modernized to a future state

• a team that can effectively work in that enterprise environment

Join us in celebrating Red Hat’s recent collection of awards!

Association of Support Professionals: Best Support Websites of 2022

In this post: 

• Understand how an innovative design ensures terabit performance for the 5G user plane function (UPF)

• Learn how the flexibility of software and offload to specialized hardware raises overall network performance

The automotive industry’s pendulum of innovation continues to swing towards open source. Historically speaking, it has been challenging to accelerate innovation within the automotive space due to lengthy development cycles, stringent safety certifications, and proprietary software.

In this month’s customer success highlights, learn how three companies are making use of Red Hat OpenShift, Red Hat Ansible Automation Platform and Red Hat Satellite to save money, enhance customer experience and improve both uptime and security posture.

Computing at the edge is fueling the need for special-purpose hardware and software infrastructure that complements computational capabilities found in a typical datacenter.

The Association of Support Professionals (ASP) announced the Red Hat Customer Portal as a winner of the Best Support Websites of 2022 for the 12th consecutive year. Our Customer Portal delivers comprehensive product documentation, intelligent troubleshooting tools, security updates, technical support, as well as Red Hat expert and community-powered knowledge—helping customers plan, deploy, maintain and manage their Red Hat solutions. 

The past few years have transformed how we think about work. Our "new normal" presents unique challenges for companies thinking seriously about the future of work. At Red Hat, we’ve come to believe that the future of work is driven by one concept: flexibility.

Opportunities are open at Red Hat. Whether you're just starting your career journey or a long-time Red Hatter, there are endless paths to hone your skills and pursue your passions. Last year we introduced you to two women doing exceptional work in our Products and Global Engineering organizations. We're excited to share how they've continued to unlock their potential as Red Hatters. 

This article is part of an ongoing series that has already covered quite a bit of ground, including:

• Determining the desired future state of the application(s)

An improved user experience for all technical documentation on the Customer Portal was launched in May of 2022. The redesign rolled out several new features, including an all-new reading mode, expanding tables and an overhaul of the navigation and layout. The best part about the redesign? It was driven by customer feedback.

Internal and external pressures in the last decade have pushed service providers to begin transforming their processes and adopt technology company, or "techco", characteristics. Agile organizational structures and processes that leverage software are some initiatives companies have embarked on. Other approaches include flexible workforce, and ecosystem partnerships to create new and exciting services for customers. A report based on this research, "Transitioning to techco in APAC: priorities for success" has been written by STL Partners in conjunction with Red Hat and Intel.