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Are you using WDSC today? Moving to RDi tomorrow?
MKS offers a plug-in that enables developers to work more efficiently, and gives managers the process control and audit trail needed to meet compliance demands. See tasks, update issues, run queries, check out code and deploy directly from within your IDE!
Free white paper: From WDSC to RDi - Making Software Change Easier with MKS Integrity for IBM i.
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PowerTech Webinar Series
PowerTech security solutions help ensure compliance and manage data privacy threats. Join our complimentary webinars to learn how to:
· Implement exit programs to track data downloads
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iMessaging and IBM Team to Drive i OS-Based IP Telephony
by Alex Woodie
iMessaging Systems today announced significant changes to its System i telephony products and its business model that are aimed at making it easier and less expensive to integrate System i applications with phone systems. First, the company eliminated the PC hardware requirement for its iNspire suite, which is now a software-only product running entirely under i OS. Second, it overhauled its relationship with IBM, making the IBM the sole distributor of iNspire and opening the product up to Big Blue's vast partner channel. READ MORE >
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Attachmate Refreshes Emulator with Useful New Features
by Alex Woodie
Let's face it--sometimes it can be difficult to get excited about a new terminal emulator. As the graphical extravagance of the Web 2.0 revolution trains us to consume data via a million exotic widgets and colorful gadgets, the green-screen 5250 display begins to look a little old. One wonders, then, what Attachmate could do to spark interest in its new terminal emulator suite, Reflection 2008, which was publicly announced yesterday. As it turns out, there's plenty of room for innovation. READ MORE >
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Take it to the Summit!
Come to the RPG & DB2 Summit in Orlando, April 15-17, for three full days of intense education focused on RPG IV, SQL, DB2, ILE, V6R1, RSE/WDSC/RDi, the Web & more.
Learn the latest in practical, usable tips and techniques from top gurus Susan Gantner, Skip Marchesani, Jon Paris, Paul Tuohy, Scott Klement and others in a highly interactive, fun, invigorating environment. You'll leave the Summit re-energized and eager to use all your new skills and ideas.
Register today and save up to $400!
$995 registration ends February 20.
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DRV Finds i OS Solution to E-Mail Authentication Dilemma
by Alex Woodie
System i shops that have been thwarted from utilizing e-mail to its fullest extent due to the lack of support for e-mail authentication in IBM's i OS may want to check out a potential solution unveiled by System i software developer DRV Technologies last week. The company says it developed a way to support e-mail authentication from the System i, thereby reducing the chance a customer's Internet service provider (ISP) will return e-mail and the critical business correspondence it contains. READ MORE >
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ACOM Adds MaxiCode Support to EZeDocs/400 Solution
by Alex Woodie
ACOM Solutions has added support for the two-dimensional MaxiCode barcode standard to its EZeDocs/400 suite of document and forms management software for the IBM i Power Systems (AS/400) server. MaxiCode barcodes enable companies to store much more information about the package, and in some cases can be more easily read than traditional one-dimensional barcodes. The enhancement was made with the release of EZeDocs/400 version 8.1. READ MORE >
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Full system console control for multiple AS/400s and LPARs from anywhere on your LAN, WAN, VPN, even over the Internet!
Perform certain System Maintenance and Configuration Procedures while in "Restricted State." Execute certain types of System Backups (SAVSYS) and respond to "System Console Only" messages.
Call for details about this IP Console Solution: 800-597-2525
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IBM Gets Its EGL Jam On
by Alex Woodie
IBM is reaching out to customers for ideas on how to improve EGL, the fourth-generation language (4GL) programming language that IBM brought to the System i last year from the System z. The outreach effort, which is hosted on the EGL Café Web site, is called EGL Jam 2009, and you have until the end of the week to make your opinion heard. READ MORE >
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Reader Feedback and Insights
We value your feedback and insights. Feel free to send a letter to the editor. Letters may be printed, unless otherwise specified, and edited for clarity or length. READ MORE >
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Editor: Alex Woodie
Contributing Editors: Dan Burger, Joe Hertvik,
Shannon O'Donnell, Timothy Prickett Morgan
Publisher and Advertising Director: Jenny Thomas
Advertising Sales Representative: Kim Reed
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IT Jungle Store Top Book Picks
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January 24, 2009: Volume 11, Number 4
January 17, 2009: Volume 11, Number 3
January 10, 2009: Volume 11, Number 2
January 3, 2009: Volume 11, Number 1
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December 20, 2008: Volume 10, Number 51
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