Question
According to the FAQ, JazzHub is only open for professors, students and academic researchers.
See FAQ. Will JazzHub become available for commercial usages, with payed accounts?

Background to my question
Many customers I work for have a corporate intranet with strict security policies, prohibiting access from the outside. Collaboration with an external partner (trusted 3rd party) is difficult, because they cannot reach the (internal) repositories, such as SCM, requirements, test, etcetera and the IT department is very reluctant for allow holes in the firewalls (e.g. tunnels). In the future, we want to collaborate with the user community to develop apps for our products (using an RESTful interface, supported by an SDK).

Currently, we are investigating Github as a SCM system "in the cloud". It is open for commercial (payed) usage, and it allows us to have a restricted repository outside for collaboration of our internal development teams with trusted partners, and an open repository for collaboration of our internal teams with the open community. With a Git node internally, we can even archive the data on our secure infrastructure.

If there would be a commercial Jazzhub, we could have a similar infrastructure model as with Github (in the cloud, restricted for trusted partners + open for the open community) but with a richer feature set that we also need for internal projects. Even better (for IBM), it would encourage the management to look at Jazz for internal development projects too (which is still 99% of our systems & product development).