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Simplify IT infrastructure with automation

Unleash Efficiency: Streamline Your IT Infrastructure with Automation - A Red Hat Customer Success Series

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This e-book, a compilation of success stories from Red Hat customers, showcases the transformative power of infrastructure automation. The essence of the e-book is captured in the following key points:

  1. Sapphire Health in Healthcare Automation: Sapphire Health utilized Red Hat Ansible Automation Platform to automate server builds and maintenance in their Epic environments, enhancing operations and reducing costs.

  2. AIA Group’s Cloud-First Strategy: AIA Group, a large life insurance group, implemented a cloud-first IT strategy, migrating workloads to the cloud and automating provisioning processes with Ansible Automation Platform, reducing the time for new service environment setups from months to just an hour.

  3. Blue Cross and Blue Shield NC’s Self-Healing Processes: By integrating Ansible Automation Platform with ServiceNow, Blue Cross and Blue Shield NC streamlined their IT operations, focusing on automation and integration tasks to support self-healing processes and reduce manual workloads.

  4. Asian Development Bank’s IT Modernization: Asian Development Bank automated routine tasks using Ansible Automation Platform in a cloud environment, significantly reducing provisioning and patching times, and improving disaster recovery and data security.

  5. Vodafone Idea Limited’s IT Improvement: Vodafone Idea Limited standardized and automated their IT infrastructure, resulting in self-healed alerts, faster provisioning, reduced costs, and improved compliance.

  6. Tomago Aluminum and SAP Performance: Tomago Aluminum improved their SAP HANA performance by adopting Red Hat Enterprise Linux and Ansible Automation Platform, reducing server footprint and operational costs while enhancing system reliability.

The e-book highlights the importance of a unified approach to infrastructure automation and how Ansible Automation Platform can be a game-changer, offering scalability, flexibility, and efficiency across various IT environments. Red Hat’s solutions have enabled these organizations to streamline their processes, boost productivity, and foster innovation.

 

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