Red Hat’s David Egts on Potential of Edge Computing, Open Hybrid Cloud for Government Data Management

Red Hats David Egts on Potential of Edge Computing Open Hybrid Cloud for Government Data Management
TYSONS CORNER, VA, May 19, 2021 — David Egts, senior director and chief technologist of Red Hat‘s North American public sector business, indicated during a question-and-answer session with ExecutiveBiz the use of edge computing devices and an open hybrid cloud approach could help agencies address data management challenges. “Edge devices are meant to provide near real-time information about whatever might be happening where that edge device is located.” Egts said a hybrid cloud platform that is built on an open-source substrate allows users to manage devices and move workloads at the edge. “Basically, an open hybrid cloud gives you a single, standardized infrastructure that always stays the same so that everything else can be different.” If you’re interested in data management strategies in the government, check out GovCon Wire’s...

Q&A With David Egts of Red Hat Details Edge Computing Importance, Addressing Challenges and Hybrid Cloud Approach

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David Egts Red HatDavid Egts, senior director and chief technologist of Red Hat's North American public sector, recently took part in a recent Q&A session with ExecutiveBiz to detail the ongoing importance of edge computing and its capabilities in data processing.  During the Q&A session, Egts also discussed the changes in the federal workforce as our sector continues to adjust to telework as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, the use of edge devices, the benefits and challenges of maintaining the connectivity for the internet of things (IoT), the positive influence of flexible tech infrastructure and more.  You can read the full Q&A session with David Egts below: ExecutiveBiz: Following the COVID-19 pandemic’s impact on federal agencies and the federal workforce’s telework capabilities, what has changed since we last spoke about...