Right now, do you know what's actually at risk in your environment? Most leaders can't answer that fast enough. Not because the answer doesn't exist, but because the data they need to inform their answer is scattered. Every blind spot is a business risk waiting to surface at the worst possible moment: an audit, a ransomware event, a board question you can't answer on the spot. The answer is probably buried across dozens of consoles, alerts, and reports that nobody has time to reconcile, and by the time someone pulls it all together, the moment that mattered has already passed. Read more

Kubernetes has crossed the threshold from modern choice to baseline expectation. The 2025 CNCF Annual Cloud Native Survey confirms what platform teams already know from experience: Kubernetes is now the standard infrastructure for containerized workloads, and the organizations running it are no longer early adopters experimenting in a sandbox. Instead, they are enterprises with production-critical applications, complex multi-site environments, regulatory obligations, and no tolerance for unplanned downtime. The infrastructure is mature, but the protection strategies haven't always kept up. Read more

IBM Maximo has been a mainstay of Enterprise Asset Management (EAM) for decades. Organizations running physical assets at scale — power and utilities, oil and gas, transportation networks, manufacturing plants, facility operations, aviation, and healthcare providers — lean on it to manage preventive maintenance schedules, inventory, work orders, and the full lifecycle of equipment that keeps operations running. Read more

Modern applications have crossed a tipping point. What once began as isolated modernization efforts—containerizing select services, experimenting with Kubernetes, or migrating workloads to the cloud—has become a full-scale transformation. Today, modern apps are not experimental outliers; they are the foundation of how organizations deliver value. Read more

The facts are hard to ignore. The number of virtual machines running on Red Hat OpenShift Virtualization grew 417% in 2025. Red Hat has assessed more than 1.46 million VMs through its migration engagements. Global banks, government agencies, telcos, and manufacturers are now running production workloads on the platform. Read more