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Looking for an easy transition to managed cloud services? Red Hat says it can help … Joseph Martins Thu 4 Aug 2022 // 17:53 UTC ...

"But then we want to enable them to be able to do their second and third, and accelerate them through that digital transformation." The researchers found that adopting the OpenShift Cloud Services model enabled organizations to shorten development cycles by up to 70 per cent. What are the big problems that companies are having?" "So where are you on that scale, in terms of technical debt, or just the amount of data you've collected over time?" "We're taking care of upgrades, we're taking care of scaling, we're taking care of patching, and everything else. Research by Forrester into the total economic impact of adopting Red Hat OpenShift Cloud Services bears out this approach. While striking the right balance when it comes to staffing is a challenge for most organizations, more established firms face the additional problem of how they handle legacy systems and technical debt. But developing a strong enterprise cloud strategy that sets the stage for innovation relies on much more than just choosing appropriate providers. Factors such as data sovereignty or regulatory requirements may dictate the lineup of cloud architectures and providers an organization can choose from. Companies have specific reasons for why they choose a particular cloud provider – or sometimes multiple cloud providers - with each having different pros and cons. Sponsored Feature When it comes to accelerating digital transformation, some would say the answer is simple: head for the cloud. Insufficient manpower and resource is flagged by 41 per cent, with specific skills shortages being mentioned by 35 per cent, and the same number citing concerns over integration with existing technology.