Delta Air Lines has signed a
multi-year agreement with IBM.
As part of the expanded relationship, IBM will transform
Delta's computing environment to run on a hybrid cloud
architecture built on Red Hat OpenShift, enabling a standards-based approach to development, security and operations
across clouds.
IBM's team of experts, spanning travel
transportation and technology, are working with Delta teams to
utilize the IBM Garage Methodology and IBM hybrid cloud software,
such as CloudPaks, to modernize existing applications and
co-create new solutions.
"As an airline industry leader, we understand the
critical need to constantly evolve our digital presence and
enhance our customer and employee experience to not only help
respond quickly to the dynamic changing conditions but also
reinforce brand loyalty from our customers," said Rahul Samant,
Executive Vice President and Chief Information Officer at Delta
Air Lines. "As one of many integral steps we are taking to advance
our digital business transformation, IBM will help us migrate to
the cloud and create a new operating model that will transform and
modernize our technology platform."
IBM and Delta have a longstanding history of
collaboration on transformative projects that have led to
innovations for Delta and the airline industry. Early last year,
the companies signed a multi-year collaborative effort via
the IBM Q Network to explore the potential capabilities of quantum
computing to transform experiences for airline customers and
employees.
"This agreement expands our longstanding
relationship with Delta Air Lines to help them accelerate and
navigate their ambitious digital transformation journey," said
Mark Foster, Senior Vice President, IBM Services. "This long-term
project will apply the power of IBM's hybrid cloud approach,
enabling Delta to develop applications once and deploy them
anywhere, integrate security across the breadth of their IT
estate, and automate operations with management visibility."
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