PodChats for FutureCIO: The business case for open hybrid cloud

As enterprises face increasing urgency to execute on digital initiatives, Gartner predicts that for 2022, cloud will be the centrepiece of new digital experiences. Successful IT leaders will pursue cloud-native platforms and practices to build and transform application portfolios in support of digital competitiveness. Milind Govekar, distinguished vice president at Gartner, said there is no business strategy without a cloud strategy, and that a “cloud-first” policy for onboarding of new workloads will be the norm.In this PodChats for FutureCIO, we look at Open Hybrid Cloud which utilizes a mix of on-premises and third-party cloud computing infrastructure for business operations. It is an IT strategy to leverage the benefits of public and private cloud at the same time.Josep Garcia, Vice President & GM, Asian Growth & Emerging Markets (GEMs) at Red Hat Asia-Pacific joins us on PodChats for FutureCIO to shed light on what Open Hybrid Cloud means to CIOs as a strategy.1.       What does an “open” in hybrid cloud strategy mean? Any difference from how hybrid clouds today are being designed, implemented, and managed?2.       How do I determine if an open hybrid cloud is essential for my business model?3.       What do I give up (or will eventually give up) in my current infrastructure architecture if I want to embrace an open hybrid cloud strategy?4.       For the non-IT executives in a business, what questions should they ask the CIO/CTO as it relates to the viability of an open hybrid cloud strategy?5.       For the CIO/CTO considering an open hybrid cloud strategy, what should they be asking their technology providers/partners?6.       Given that technology cycles continue to evolve, how do I mitigate the risks of (a) interoperability; (b) compatibility; (c) security if I am considering an open hybrid cloud strategy?7.       What is your advice for CIOs/CTOs and business leadership as regards their IT architecture strategy for 2022 and beyond?8.       What does Red Hat do in the open hybrid cloud space?

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