Architecting Enterprise Efficiency with OpenShift

Most enterprises today are managing three or four distinct infrastructure stacks: legacy VMs, cloud-native containers, public cloud services, and an emerging AI/data layer. Each comes with its own tooling, team, and operational model. The result is rising costs, duplicated effort, and slower time to value.

In our latest whitepaper, Architecting Enterprise Efficiency with OpenShift, we make the case for a unified platform operating model built on Red Hat OpenShift that consolidates VMs, containers, and AI workloads under a single control plane.

What You'll Learn:

• Why siloed infrastructure stacks are the hidden driver of enterprise IT costs
• How OpenShift serves as a converged control plane for VMs, containers, and AI workloads
• The role of IBM Fusion HCI as a purpose-built foundation for the unified platform
• How Li9's automation-first operating model accelerates platform delivery at scale
• What it takes to make AI readiness an operational capability, not a one-off project
• Recommended next steps for defining your target operating model and aligning infrastructure to workload requirements

Who Should Read This:

This whitepaper is written for IT leaders, platform engineers, and infrastructure architects evaluating how to consolidate workloads onto a unified platform. Whether you're migrating from VMware, planning an AI strategy, or looking to reduce operational complexity, you'll find a clear framework for moving forward.

Download the full whitepaper below for the complete analysis and strategic recommendations.