Red Hat stories
The first OpenStack conference in Australia revealed strong growth in the local market, as well as opportunities for vendors and service providers.
Australian organisations falling behind in enterprise mobility, according to new survey from Red Hat. Most lack strategy in place.
Red Hat is Canberra bound as it eyes up increasing demand from government and private companies for its open source software offerings.
Red Hat recommends three things developers need to keep in mind when using the Linux Containers virtualisation method, and container tech.
Aptira has brought on two additional advisors to help maximise global growth opportunities and expand operations from APAC into Europe and the US.
Amadeus has won the 10th annual Red Hat Innovation Award for outstanding and innovate use of Red Hat solutions.
Traditional businesses must embrace a hybrid cloud approach to compete with disruptive platform-based companies like Uber and Airbnb, says Red Hat.
Investment in IT security lags despite a surge in cyber risks, a Red Hat survey reveals, as firms neglect vital defences.
Red Hat launches Open Innovation Labs to help businesses accelerate innovation and software development initiatives.
Disruption is becoming the new norm, according to a report by the Committee for Economic Development of Australia.
As the demand for IT workers continues to grow, more and more employers are turning to certifications to help identify the right candidates.
Finalists for the NetEvents Cloud Innovation Awards 2016 are in, with Red Hat, Dell Networks and Aruba named among the nominees.
Red Hat says Internet of Things offers big opportunities for businesses, with 6.4 billion connected devices forecast to be in use worldwide in 2016.
Cloud computing has transformed the channel industry in Australia and New Zealand, says Red Hat director Colin Garro.
Red Hat has taken its training virtual with its latest program for channel partners and customers offering real-time training, online.
A bi-modal IT environment can help organisations more effectively align IT activities with the dynamics of a digital business, according to Red Hat.
Microsoft and Red Hat have partnered up to help enterprise customers embrace hybrid cloud by offering more flexibility in deploying Red Hat on Azure.
Red Hat says open source technology is the future of software development, allowing users to create and innovate quickly.
Only 12% of enterprises are currently rolling out an IoT solution, but 43% see it as immediately important, says Red Hat.
Red Hat bolsters its hybrid cloud strategy with a revamped channel partner programme, promising more support and choice for distributors and providers.
