Maxta, DHFL, Red Hat, and SAP
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Maxta Enables Use of VMware vSphere, Red Hat in Same System
In this new world of mix-and-match everything inside data centers and across supply chains, the concept of coexistence within different layers of data management is a welcome one for IT managers.
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DHFL's mobile app 'AceApp' lauded at Red Hat Innovation Awards
ed Hat Inc., an open source solutions provider on Thursday announced DHFL Pramerica Life Insurance Company Ltd. (DPLI), a life insurance company as the winner of 2017 Red Hat Innovation Awards APAC in the Digital Transformation category for its mobile app, "AceApp".
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Red Hat, SAP Team on New Integrated Enterprise Linux Platform
Red Hat on Tuesday announced the launch of Red Hat Enterprise Linux for SAP Solutions, a new platform that combines two existing systems for analytics and data management into a single offering.
The new platform combines the existing Red Hat Enterprise Linux for SAP Applications and Red Hat Enterprise Linux for SAP HANA into a single, consolidated platform.
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In Joining Cloud Native Computing Foundation, SAP Steps Up Its Open Source Commitment [Ed: In paying the Linux Foundation, SAP gets Zemlin to publish this openwashing piece while SAP gets to keep it all proprietary]
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