Expanding enterprise value with a multicloud application platform
An overview of the development life cycle: From code to production, using Red Hat OpenShift
The value of a unified platform for application development and delivery
Digital-first strategies are now entrenched across nearly every industry vertical, with C-suites embracing the need to deploy new software capabilities quickly to remain competitive and meet customer demand. One of the greatest challenges for most development organizations is to navigate the complex technology environments that need to span new cloud-native application development and legacy applications. This includes the challenge of getting new and legacy applications to share data and services without interruption. Adding to this complexity is the need to optimize with multicloud and hybrid cloud deployment scenarios, including making use of on-premise infrastructure. For these reasons, organizations are increasingly prioritizing a unified platform for application development and delivery to serve as the foundation of their company’s software development life cycle (SDLC) needs. By focusing on platform technologies that span the SDLC, they can take advantage of automation and thereby achieve a variety of business benefits. IDC assessed the potential value of establishing a unified, comprehensive, and integrated development and delivery platform by extracting data from interviews conducted with organizations using Red Hat® solutions—including Red Hat OpenShift®, Red Hat Runtimes, and Red Hat Integration—to modernize their application environments and support application development efforts. IDC’s research shows that Red Hat customers achieved strong value through use of these solutions by making their development activities more scalable, timely, and impactful, even as they realized cost and operational efficiencies.
Speakers
Mauricio "Maltron" Leal | Principal Product Marketing Manager for Application Services, Principal Product Marketing Manager, Red Hat Application Foundations, Red Hat
Maltron Leal has more than 30 years of experience in Software Development and Delivery across a variety of geographies and industries. Currently, he helps Red Hat design products, giving organizations the tools to be successful by building in hybrid scenarios.
Gary Chen | Research Director, Software Defined Compute, IDC
Gary Chen is IDC's Research Director, Software Defined Compute. His research focuses on server virtualization, container infrastructure and management, and cloud system software (system software used to build IaaS clouds such as OpenStack).
Lara Greden | Research Director, Platform as a Service (PaaS), IDC
Lara Greden is Research Director for IDC's Platform as a Service (PaaS) practice. She directs research into the competitive markets of cloud platforms and application development and deployment services that are enabling digital transformation, including integration, containers, serverless computing, big data, AI, ML, predictive analytics, IoT, and other emerging technologies.