In the world of technology, transformation is often discussed in triumphant tones—big tools, big platforms, big promises. But what if the real story isn't about the tools at all? What if the beating heart of innovation lies somewhere else, quietly pulsing beneath the surface?

This week on Trilio Insights, Pete Wright sits down with Ed Keen, Director of OpenShift Platform Global Services at Red Hat, and David Safaii, co-founder of Trilio. In this fireside chat, they explore the dimensions of digital transformation—where fear, uncertainty, and doubt collide with ambition, trust, and the sheer force of necessity.

Sure, it's a discussion about migrating virtual machines. But even more, it's about the cultural tectonics of legacy systems giving way to cloud-native horizons. It's about VM admins clinging to their hard-won expertise, the developers dreaming of microservices, the leaders balancing budgets against innovation. It's about the human side of technology, where every detail matters and every decision ripples outward.

Ed started as a London-based software engineer and today serves as a global leader at Red Hat. David is a data protection pioneer, offering a glimpse into how Trilio helps enterprises not just survive, but thrive in the chaos of migration. What emerges is a roadmap for the future of IT.

About Red Hat
Through hands-on guidance and a mentor-based approach, Red Hat Consulting helps organizations maximize the effectiveness—and therefore value—of their Red Hat technology investment. To assist organizations that need to exit their current virtualization solution and efficiently migrate their VMs to a modern platform while mitigating risk, Red Hat Consulting offers customized support that addresses every step of VM migration.

Links & Notes

• Virtualization Migration Assessment
• Red Hat Migration Blog
• Learn more about Ed Keen
• VMware to OpenStack Migration: A Strategic Transformation Guide
• Reference Guide: Optimizing Backup Strategies for Red Hat OpenShift Virtualization
• Key Concepts and Best Practices for OpenShift Virtualization