Cody Richard

Hi everyone! I hope you all enjoyed the first week of my post. This week I am going to be continuing the discussion with some of the key issues that can arise from adopting an Edge/IoT strategy and how Red Hat is solving these challenges. As discussed in my

Everyone has a different name for the consistent terms you hear around technology. They can be called industry terms, important ideas, etc. I like to call them buzzwords, in software development especially, the terms change so quickly and the focus can pivot at a moments notice so playing buzzword bingo

Hi everyone, While Cameron and I are working on our next joint post I wanted to take the time to write an individual post about my transition from application development and delivery to a pre-sales focused role. Originally, I did not want to go into sales, my background is in

In Part 1 of this blog post I pointed out one of the biggest issues with moving to a public/hybrid cloud (a mix of on-prem infrastructure and public cloud) architecture was the increase in spending. If left unmanaged this could cause your IT budget to spin out of control.

When your company migrates to an Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) architecture it may seem as if your days managing unnecessary IT spend and dealing with security are over. In reality, the problems are just removed from your vision as a system administrator. It's not hard to find the benefits