Cloud, analytics, mobile, social and cognitive—all new technologies—require rapid innovation and shortened development time. Working at “cloud speed” is becoming all-important as the cloud becomes the preferred place for developers to build applications.

With that growing importance comes need for a platform that can help developers build, run, scale and manage applications securely in the cloud. Built on three key open compute technologies (Cloud Foundry, Docker and OpenStack), IBM Bluemix is open, non-proprietary and delivers everywhere: public, private and on-prem. Developers can prototype and deploy new apps quickly and access services instantly. They can connect mobile apps with systems of record and rapidly scale new apps and services with infrastructure services. Digital transformations happen when integrated capabilities meet enterprise and developer needs. Bluemix has more than 140 services including Watson, big data and analytics, mobile, Swift, Internet of Things, API management, DevOps tooling, security, Blockchain, video and OpenWhisk.

View the Bluemix infographic to see how Bluemix is “an easy on-ramp” for developers looking to get things done quickly, according to Ivo-Paul Tummers, CEO of Jibes B.V. Learn how developers are using the platform to innovate, build, transform and accelerate securely.

Schedule a consultation today to learn more about how to launch your business-critical apps quickly with IBM Bluemix.

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