Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) EVENT - Summit24 - TCO
How has your Red Hat portfolio affected your total cost of ownership across your enterprise landscape? Please explain why.
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Jeffrey Donovan
Senior Infrastructure Architect at Ensono
We have seen a drop in TCO because we ended up buying more than building. When you build something, there is the hidden cost of support, training, and the precarious position you get in if you deploy something you do not fully understand. We were there. We had five instances and a bunch of complexity. We reduced that down to one. We were able to simplify our complex nature. That is what Red Hat has allowed us to do. We have been able to roll out and we have been consistent. I have got machines out there that have been running for two or three years with no problems. They just patch them in the background. It just works.
View full review »Red Hat's portfolio has affected the total cost of ownership across our enterprise landscape by around 10 to 20 percent.
View full review »I would say that we have been using virtualization in Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) for many years, and it has been a very good and cost-effective tool for our company.
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Marcel Van Krieken
Support Engineer at Alcadis
Red Hat Enterprise Linux, when used with Ansible, has significantly automated various tasks, leading to a reduction in the total cost of ownership.
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Matej Curcic
Consultant automation engineer at a computer software company with 501-1,000 employees
The impact on the TOC is minimal because many people are already accustomed to it. This is a benefit of Red Hat Enterprise Linux's standardization, as widespread familiarity simplifies ownership.
View full review »Red Hat Enterprise Linux helps reduce our total cost of ownership due to its security, stability, and enterprise support. The tightly integrated Red Hat portfolio simplifies working with their products and achieving the desired return on investment.
View full review »Red Hat's portfolio helps reduce our total cost of ownership because our enterprise applications are typically based on its subscription model. This includes application support, vendor support, and other associated costs, making it a cost-effective solution.
View full review »The Red Hat Enterprise Linux portfolio helps reduce our TCO.
View full review »Red Hat Enterprise Linux is helping to reduce our total cost of ownership, and our planned shift to virtualization is expected to further decrease TCO.
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reviewer0927345
Senior Solution Designer at a comms service provider with 1,001-5,000 employees
Red Hat Enterprise Linux has helped reduce our total cost of ownership.
View full review »Red Hat's portfolio helps reduce our total cost of ownership across our enterprise landscape.
View full review »Red Hat's portfolio helps lower the total cost of ownership for our enterprise landscape by providing reliable documentation that simplifies troubleshooting and reduces the need to resolve issues from scratch.
View full review »Red Hat's portfolio helps reduce our total cost of ownership by significantly decreasing employee work hours. Automation through ready-made images eliminates manual labour, allowing us to automate almost everything and ensure consistent accuracy, ultimately saving time and resources.
View full review »Red Hat's portfolio helps lower the total cost of ownership for our enterprise landscape due to its robust support system and rapid updates, making it the optimal solution.
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Tobias Larsson
Datacenter System specialist at a manufacturing company with 201-500 employees
Red Hat Enterprise Linux helps reduce our total cost of ownership through simplified management and comprehensive support resources, ensuring assistance if any issues arise.
View full review »Red Hat Enterprise Linux helps reduce our TCO.
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