Apptio, a provider of technology business management (TBM) SaaS applications, and IBM have announced a collaboration to help clients improve hybrid cloud technology decision-making and drive adoption of Red Hat OpenShift and IBM\u2019s open hybrid cloud approach.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
According to a recent IBM Institute for Business Value study titled Unlock the Business Value of Hybrid Cloud<\/em>, organisations are increasingly adopting an open hybrid cloud approach and expect to operate more than 10 distinct clouds by 2023. To help inject flexibility and agility into their operations, enterprises must determine which applications should be migrated and how that may impact the business. The collaboration will combine data-driven insights from Apptio to help clients make informed migration decisions and capitalise on the capabilities of Red Hat OpenShift to run and manage workloads in the computing environment that best suits their business goals.<\/p>\n\n\n\n \u201cMany enterprises are going hybrid by leveraging both on-premises and cloud services to satisfy their technology and business needs,\u201d said Sunny Gupta, Co-Founder and CEO, Apptio. \u201cIBM is uniquely positioned to offer a hybrid multi-cloud approach for customers resulting in a comprehensive and compelling platform for managing their workloads in this hybrid world.\u201d<\/p>\n\n\n\n As part of the relationship, Apptio and IBM will offer clients visibility, optimisation and migration capabilities for IBM Cloud with Red Hat OpenShift through Apptio\u2019s financial decision engine, which cuts across enterprise technology\u2014 from on-premises infrastructure and cloud services to digital products such as ApptioOne and Cloudability. In addition, Apptio will use Red Hat OpenShift in its portfolio of products, starting with Targetprocess, which runs on IBM Cloud and is built to help enterprises accelerate business agility.<\/p>\n\n\n\n \u201cApptio and IBM are united in our desire to help clients make data-driven decisions about running their workloads in the optimal hybrid cloud environment, whether in the cloud or on-premises,\u201d said Bob Lord, Senior Vice President, Worldwide Ecosystems, IBM. \u201cWith the addition of Apptio to our growing ecosystem of partners, we\u2019re able to combine Apptio\u2019s financial analytics and decision support and IBM\u2019s open hybrid cloud leadership to design an offering to deliver unprecedented value to clients at all stages of their cloud journeys.\u201d<\/p>\n\n\n\n IBM Global Business Services (GBS) will advise clients on their hybrid cloud journey by providing end-to-end strategy, design, road mapping and architectural services for clients using Apptio\u2019s products. IBM will use Apptio\u2019s cloud financial management and optimisation products such as ApptioOne to manage technology spend and consumption of internal IBM Cloud resources across its enterprise.<\/p>\n\n\n\n Apptio is part of IBM\u2019s partner ecosystem, an initiative to support partners of all types \u2013 whether they build on, service or resell IBM technologies and platforms to help clients manage and modernise workloads with Red Hat OpenShift for any cloud environment, including IBM Cloud.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Apptio, a provider of technology business management (TBM) SaaS applications, and IBM have announced a collaboration to help clients improve hybrid cloud technology decision-making and drive adoption of Red Hat OpenShift and IBM\u2019s open hybrid cloud approach. 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