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Red Hat initiates new pilot program to ease into Digital Transformation

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Red Hat has announced a new application platform initiative to engage companies into digital transformation with its products to create a more robust ecosystem for companies to thrive on. It is conducting a series of test pilot phase to get the program up and running and if it is a success, then it can move on globally from there.

Red Hat is also providing training and certification, technical support and customer services to the small and medium sized businesses. It also tests the Red Hat JBoss Middleware, Red Hat OpenShift and Red Hat Mobile Application Platform. " The customers can use wider array of applications and need a cost effective integration platform" , says Glen Gesell, president of OSI Consulting.

The new program will also help accelerate the ease of using cloud, container and mobile technologies, assures John Dickman, senior vice president of Vizuri. Red Hat also realizes that to cope up with the expanding customer services, the program must enhance and adjust the programs as the product portfolio evolves.

" The limited rollout of the latest partner program indicates that the company is still testing their market fit and operational effectiveness," John Dickman told LinuxInsider, " before programs are offered to a broader array of partners across most geographies."

In the recent years, Red Hat has built more robust applications to transform the image of using Red Hat to common people and has shown leadership to cover its customers at every level and help them to ease their businesses digitally and in open source.

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