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The article offers information on the IBM Storage Insights, an artificial intelligence (AI) and cloud-based storage management platform from International Business Machines (IBM).

The article offers information on several cloud computing software from VMware including the Hybrid Cloud Extension for Private Cloud, VMware Log Intelligence and VMware Log Intelligence and Wavefront.

The article provides information on storage area network (SAN) and its difference from network-attached storage (NAS) in terms of segregating storage traffic. It mentions that SAN offers a pool of storage resources that can be managed and allocated centrally, with information on topics including unified storage, the features of enterprise SANs to enhance scalability, manageability and efficiency.

The article focuses on the working of Steve Werner, director of technology of real estate agency Milhaus, regarding upgrading information technology infrastructure through designing, building and manages luxury apartments in urban areas. It mentions that Werner helps in developing small business hardware with expanding network services. It also presents the views of Werner regarding the same.

The article reports on the use of video storage systems in law enforcement agencies. Topics discussed include the utilization of hyperconverged infrastructure Bergen County Sheriff's Office located in New Jersey in storing surveillance footage of police operations by combining computing, data storage and networking capabilities into a software-driven platform.

The article focuses on the studies undertaken by the research firms 451 Research LLC and DataCore on the struggles and challenges confronted by enterprise data professionals as they modernize their infrastructures for digital business. the studies of DataCore and 451 Research cites the need for the increase in storage capacity and the high cost of data storage as the main challenges that they faced. The surveys also cite the challenge for them to deliver adequate storage performance.

The article discusses the growing demand for skilled storage professionals in technology industry. Particular focus is given to the highest paying tech skills ranking as reported by the career website Dice which includes fibre channel over ethernet (FCoE), disaster recovery, and fibre channel. Factors contributing to the retention of employees such as increased compensation, flexible hours, and telecommuting ability are also included.

The article reports about the research and advisory firm Forrester's report entitled "Predictions 2017: Security and Skills Will Temper Growth of IoT." It discusses the possible challenges to businesses, and to their Chief Information Officer (CIO), of lack of IT experts in light of the growing complexity of the Internet of Things (IoT).

The article reports on enhancement of device management services by play material developer LEGO Group with deployment of Macintosh computers (Macs). It mentions the views of LEGO's infrastructure engineer Michael Loft Mikkelsen over utilization of Macs for enhancement of information technology (IT) infrastructure. It states observation of three-phase rollout process for LEGO with development of enterprise mobility management infrastructure by unbiased data collection services.

The article reports on the plans of Jacobs Medical Center to use iPad and Apple TV in every hospital rooms so that patients will be able to controlroom settings such as temperature and lighting and window shades. iPad would provide access to a patient's electronic medical records including information like medications, caregivers' names, diagnostic data and upcoming lab work or medical procedures.

A review is offered for the U.S. Bank Stadium located in Minneapolis, Minnesota.

A list is presented for 25 highest paying companies in the U.S., evaluated by Glassdoor, which includes Juniper Networks, VMware and Guidewire.

The article reports on the upgradation of software maker JAMF Software's management platform to secure and manage iOS 9 operating system (OS) released by technology firm Apple. Topics discussed include release of a new version of enterprise platform, Casper Suite 9.8, for managing iOS mobile devices, views of Jason Wudi, JAMF chief technology officer (CTO), on handling the new OS, and retaining security standards while users migrate to iOS 9.