Overview
Depend on IBM Support for Hyperledger Fabric
As you create new and advanced enterprise blockchain solutions, Hyperledger Fabric open-source code can be your tool of choice and you’ll want the best “peace of mind” support. That’s where IBM comes in. We are a founder and premier member of the Hyperledger open-source community, using Hyperledger Fabric in our own solutions and working with the community on your behalf to incorporate changes or fixes. No one else has IBM’s expertise.
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Why choose IBM Support for Hyperledger Fabric²
18%
higher developer productivity
30%
lower three-year cost of operations
44%
faster to resolve unplanned downtime
Customer migration
Self migration tips for IBM Cloud customers
Learn how to migrate to IBM Support for Hyperledger Fabric as an IBM Blockchain Platform on IBM Cloud (SaaS) customer.
Self migration tips for software customers
Learn how to migrate to IBM Support for Hyperledger Fabric as an IBM Blockchain Platform edition customer.
Migrating with IBM Consulting
Fee based migration assistance available. Request information from IBM sales.
IBM’s commitment to Hyperledger Fabric
At Hyperledger Global Forum 2021, IBM rededicated its commitment to open-source Hyperledger Fabric. Watch the event replay and learn from experts as they discuss the IBM R&D contribution.
Case studies
Home Depot - Retail
Gains real-time visibility into inventory with quick access to shared and trusted information throughout shipping and receiving processes.
Lygon - Banking
ANZ Bank partners with a consortium to transform financial guarantees using IBM Blockchain.
Vertrax – Energy & Transportation
The Vertrax Blockchain is reshaping the oil and gas supply chain with the first multi-cloud deployment of IBM Blockchain Platform.
Next steps
Footnotes
¹ Hyperledger Fabric is an open source project of the Linux Foundation.
² The Business Value of IBM Open SourceSupport,” IDC, January 2021