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Red Hat’s David Egts: Agencies Should Look Into Existing Tech Capabilities Before Making New Investments


David Egts

TYSONS CORNER, VA, February 15, 2019 ” David Egts, chief technologist for Red Hat‘s (NYSE: RHT) North American public sector business, has said government agencies can collaborate with vendors to determine if their existing technology delivers the agency’s needed security capabilities, ExecutiveBiz reported Feb. 6.

Egts wrote in a guest piece published Feb. 5 that vendors, as well as various federal information technology communities and other resources, can help guide agencies’ technology investment decisions and optimize the use of their current technology stack without the need to procure new applications.

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