Help on getting information on the Adobe Cloud Monitoring and Management Project

[caleguillermo]

Hi everyone-

I am currently an undergraduate student who has to write a paper on Adobe's CIO 100 2019 Award. (https://www.cio.com/cio100/detail/2952). Adobe received the award for their Cloud Monitoring and Management project. I wrote my paper based on the Adobe Creative Cloud because whenever I would research for the Cloud Monitoring and Management project, nothing would show up except for information on the Adobe Creative Cloud. I submitted my first draft for the paper to my professor and she informed me that I got it all wrong and that I should be writing about the Cloud Monitoring and Management project but not the Creative Cloud product.

My question is where can I get information on this Cloud Monitoring and Management project? I can't find it anywhere.

From what I understand, is this the Adobe Cloud Monitoring and Management project? (https://www.adobe.com/creativecloud/business/teams/deploy-and-manage.html#hero-featured-video). Not the Creative Cloud product itself, but how a business manages their Adobe applications installed? 

Thank you,

Cale Guillermo

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Certainly, if you're given a hard project, you can't pick a different easier one... and this is a hard one. From what I can see this is an award given by CIO, an online magazine, for work internal to a company. This will be highly secret and sensitive, and no details would normally be released. However, in this case, I assume a presentation was made in the context of  CIO 100, a real-world symposium. This information may have been only available to attendees, and/or subscribers to CIO. The chances are low that it is described elsewhere, so examine the CIO web site to see what you can find about the magazine, the symposium and the awards. MAYBE you will find more on the Adobe award, but don't expect to find any other public discussion, nor help from Adobe staff on this. Here anyway is a direction for research, and your paper should present the full context of what information is available to you on the specific issue in hand. Failing to get info is not necessarily a failure, it's documenting the research that is likely to matter.