With the increase in disparate IT environments and data sources, cloud customers need flexibility in how they deploy and manage data and AI workloads. Red Hat OpenShift Container Platform helps to deliver a solution for AWS customers by teaming with IBM to develop a unified data and AI platform, IBM Cloud Pak for Data, that seamlessly integrates with AWS.
Join AWS, IBM and Red Hat to learn how Cloud Pak for Data can help AWS users realize the flexibility and security of OpenShift while gaining a strong data foundation for their business. With Cloud Pak for Data, AWS users will have access to IBM Watson technology without having to move any data away from AWS – with the three companies coming together to create a secure, scalable, high-performance environment for all of your data and AI projects.
With IBM and AWS offering a free 2-month Quick Start of Cloud Pak for Data, the time has never been better to modernize your data on AWS with Red Hat and IBM. Register now to learn more from the experts.
Sampada Basarkar is responsible for developing strategy for IBM’s end-to-end data analytics and governance platform IBM Cloud Pak for Data, leading high-performing product development and delivery with global teams in India, Canada, Israel and the U.S.
Andrew Cathrow is responsible for Red Hat's Managed OpenShift Services portfolio, working with the industry's leading cloud providers to give customers the ability to run OpenShift anywhere!
Vipin Mohan is the Global Segment Lead for Containers at Amazon Web Services. He leads the product partnership strategy for AWS' container services. Prior to his current role, he spent several years building exciting products with microservice-based architectures for information retrieval, machine learning and natural language processing. Outside work, he loves reading about financial investing and entrepreneurship, and in exploring the world through the eyes of his 3-year old daughter.
Ryan Niksch is a Partner Solutions Architect focusing on application platforms, hybrid application solutions, and modernization. Ryan has worn many hats in his life and has a passion for tinkering and a desire to leave everything he touches a little better than when he found it. Ryan has been supporting Red Hat solutions including OpenShift on AWS since 2014.