Artificial intelligence (AI) is essential in all business processes and the daily life of all employees. Including at the IT department level, where artificial intelligence is not only transforming the way IT systems are managed, but also redefining roles and responsibilities within the IT department. To discuss this, Rémy Mandon, Managing Director of Red Hat France is our guest of the week.
The benefits of artificial intelligence in IT operations are multiple and significant. A key driver of this adoption is the ability of artificial intelligence to automate repetitive and tedious tasks. Day-to-day operations, such as backup management, system monitoring and patch management, can now be fully supported by AI. In addition, AI helps to quickly identify and solve problems before they become critical to maintaining a robust and reliable IT infrastructure. Not forgetting the optimization of IT resources thanks to artificial intelligence that now helps to reduce operational costs. Of course, all this automation frees up IT professionals from time-consuming tasks, allowing them to focus on more strategic and innovative initiatives. But it also helps bridge the gap between older “experts” and new hires.
On the occasion of his conference Red Hat Summit 2024which was held last week, publisher Red Hat, the driving force behind IBM’s dynamic since his redemptionsought to demonstrate how the integration of artificial intelligence is a radical game changer for CIOs and IT teams.
Rémy Mandon, Managing Director of Red Hat France is Guy Hervier’s guest of the week. Together, they take a look at this AI-powered revolution in AIOps and IT, as well as the many announcements at the conference about RHEL AI, OpenShift AI, and LightSpeed
An opportunity to rethink the publisher’s vision and current trends in hybrid cloud and IT infrastructure as artificial intelligence revolutionizes IT operations, offering tangible and transformative benefits for CIOs, administrators, CISOs and IT teams.
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