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Paving the path to profit with mobile tech: Key steps outlined for a solid business case for enterprise mobility amidst IT challenges.

Red hat today announced financial results for its fourth quarter and fiscal year ended 28 February 2017, revealing great profits throughout.

Red Hat and Monash University have partnered to implement a large-scale multi-petabyte deployment using Red Hat Ceph Storage.

CIOs urged to upgrade IT infrastructure for Internet of Things to ensure scalability, reliability and security - Red Hat.

In a bid to navigate the 'age of the customer', Aussie IT chiefs spotlight cost, CX, and innovation as top priorities, says Forrester study.

As more CSPs embrace open source solutions in their network and IT environments, Red Hat is poised to make further inroads.

Commvault GO came to a triumphant close in Orlando tonight, despite being in the direct path of Hurricane Matthew.

The skills gap in the IT industry is often a hot topic, as many see skills as a major barrier to the implementation of enterprise mobile strategies.

The open Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS) platform is designed to deploy, scale and manage private cloud, public cloud and NFV environments.

Mobile is the way of the future, but there's still a way to go yet until its full benefits are realised by organisations, says Red Hat.

Deloitte has acquired boutique integration specialist Sixtree to form a new platform engineering unit across Australia and New Zealand.

Enterprise mobile strategy uptake is rising, but it's still not providing all the possible benefits it could give, according to Red Hat.

Lenovo says it will help clients in this sector build out next-generation data centres using Open source technologies to address the growing demand.

We live in a time of great change. And technology is a big driver of that change. We must find new ways to work together.

Amadeus has won the 10th annual Red Hat Innovation Award for outstanding and innovate use of Red Hat solutions.

​The first OpenStack conference in Australia revealed strong growth in the local market, as well as opportunities for vendors and service providers.

Traditional businesses must embrace a hybrid cloud approach to compete with disruptive platform-based companies like Uber and Airbnb, says Red Hat.

Australian organisations falling behind in enterprise mobility, according to new survey from Red Hat. Most lack strategy in place.

Investment in IT security lags despite a surge in cyber risks, a Red Hat survey reveals, as firms neglect vital defences.

Red Hat is Canberra bound as it eyes up increasing demand from government and private companies for its open source software offerings.