IBM's open hybrid cloud approach is designed to create a single platform on which to run your applications and manage your data. IT integrates and connects across your hybrid, multi-cloud and on-prem IT environments.
This paper discusses the ways in which your enterprise IT can realize the full value of an open hybrid cloud approach and enable innovation for business value.
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