Blueprint: From Strategy to Operational Deployment

This blueprint provides you with a structured and proven model for designing, migrating, and operating business-critical systems on modern platforms. Based on real customer implementations and deep technical expertise, it demonstrates how to progress step by step from...
IBM FlashSystem — Unleash AI at Full Scale

IBM FlashSystem — Unleash AI at Full Scale

AI delivers real business results — but only when the infrastructure keeps pace. In this video, we examine why storage performance is the hidden bottleneck in AI projects and how IBM FlashSystem removes it permanently. We cover: Why 90% of enterprise data never...
FlashSystem.ai – when storage goes from necessary infrastructure to a business-driving capability

FlashSystem.ai – when storage goes from necessary infrastructure to a business-driving capability

FlashSystem.ai marks a clear shift in how enterprise storage is used and creates value.
Through intelligent grid architecture, Agentic AI, and computational storage with FlashCore Module 5, IBM demonstrates how storage can go from passive infrastructure to an active, business-driving capability. For organizations looking to reduce complexity, increase resilience, and create space for innovation, this is an important step forward.

Centralized key management and orchestration for enterprises

Centralized key management and orchestration for enterprises

Managing encryption keys across multiple platforms, applications, and storage environments is complex—and manual processes increase both risk and administrative burden.

In this video, we introduce IBM Security Guardium Key Lifecycle Manager, IBM’s on-premises solution for key management in Linux environments. You’ll see how built-in key orchestration simplifies the creation, distribution, rotation, and decommissioning of cryptographic keys in heterogeneous IT environments, while strengthening security, control, and regulatory compliance.

The solution is particularly relevant for organizations running business-critical workloads on IBM Power, LinuxONE, enterprise storage, and other security-sensitive platforms where central governance and traceability are critical.