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Bev Bellile

With more than 20 years of technical writing experience in the information technology business, Bev Terrell is a SiliconANGLE writer covering live news events with theCUBE. She got her start at EDS (now Hewlett Packard) and also worked at ACS (now Xerox Business Services), so it’s fair to say Bev has personally experienced the changing landscape of the outsourcing industry. In addition to a passion for writing, Bev loves to paint portraits and to spoil her large yellow cat, Seamus.
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Assessing container maturation in a fully hybrid cloud

The evolution of the open-source infrastructure landscape and the mix of technologies helping move the cause forward was a primary topic of conversation at this week’s OpenStack Summit in Boston. One such tool — Canonical Ltd.’s Ubuntu, an open-source software operating system — …

Freedom of choice: why Red Hat’s business model works

Red Hat Inc.’s approach to software goes against the traditional licensing model and vendor lock-in. Its unique business brand is to take an open-source model, develop software products and sell them as a subscription service. Since there’s no license, there’s no lock-in. …

Open-source team-ups navigate the vast universe of hybrid cloud

The final keynote address during Red Hat Summit in Boston, Massachusetts, featured several of Red Hat Inc.’s technology partners, including Lenovo Group Ltd. and once-rival Microsoft, as well as stories of integration and mutual innovation. “Open source is the only development model to …

Open source helping solve humanity’s greatest challenges

While the original idea behind open-source software was to make licenses easier to share, it quickly developed into a new way of teaching individuals and organizations how to collaborate, forming common communities. Today, most innovation that occurs is happening via open-source communities. …

The open source game changers: Analysts sort hype from reality

Planning is dead for the enterprise, according to Jim Whitehurst, president and chief executive officer of Red Hat Inc. During today’s keynote at Red Hat Summit in Boston, Massachusetts, Whitehurst emphasized that in the current fast-paced, real-time business world, an organization’s best plans become outdated …

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