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· Document Entire System
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Are you monitoring and auditing
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9 out of 10 large businesses and government agencies acknowledge system break-ins each year. StandGuard Security helps you meet the demands for accountability and security of sensitive data with a comprehensive software package that combines three critical security tools: Exit Point Monitoring; Security Audit; and QAUDJRN Monitoring.
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Maximum Availability Unveils New HA Monitor
by Alex Woodie
Knowing if a target System i server is ready to take over processing from a primary server is one of the biggest challenges to successfully operating an i/OS high availability (HA) environment. With its new browser-based MAXView console unveiled last week at the COMMON conference in Orlando, Florida, HA software vendor Maximum Availability intends to take the guesswork out of gauging system readiness. And since MAXView runs on the iPhone, IT managers can stay informed wherever they go. READ MORE >
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Profound Brings RPG:OA-Like Features to V5R3 and V5R4
by Alex Woodie
Profound Logic extended its lead in the young field of Rational Open Access: RPG Edition enablement last week with several announcements at the COMMON conference in Orlando, Florida. One of the most promising is a new preprocessor tool that will allow users of i5/OS V5R3 and V5R4 to get started with RPG OA development via the Profound UI tool. The software vendor also unveiled a new DDS conversion tool designed to help with modernizing existing RPG code, as opposed to developing new applications with RPG:OA. READ MORE >
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It has arrived! A native GUI for RPG.
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FREE SYSTEM i UTILITY!
Quickly see the health of your System i.
A free, no-license, self-installing System i utility, iSCORE™ from Vision Solutions quickly produces a simple, clear report that outlines the overall operating health of either your entire System i or a selected LPAR.
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.NET App Modernization Tool Unveiled by looksoftware
by Dan Burger
Before starting an IBM i application modernization planning process, it's good advice to examine your application portfolio and understand where you want to make investments. Existing applications may not fit new business requirements or high maintenance may be strangling app dev progress. Either one makes you question their value. Some circumstances move companies in the direction of Microsoft .NET development, and if this occurs to you, then looksoftware should get your attention. READ MORE >
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NGS Makes OLAP Module Easier to Use
by Alex Woodie
New Generation Software next month will deliver a new release of its SmartView OLAP software that will give users more power over how they analyze and manipulate data. Specifically, the addition of the new calculated fields function will allows users to perform their own calculations on SmartView data presented to them. In addition to eliminating the need for developers to anticipate to a high degree the data users need, it also opens up entirely new ways of deriving new information from existing data. READ MORE >
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Make Your Office Paperless
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Raz-Lee Gets the Twitter Bug
by Alex Woodie
i/OS security software vendor Raz-Lee Security unveiled a slew of product enhancements during last week's COMMON conference in Orlando, Florida. At the top of the list was iTweet, a new Raz-Lee app that leverages the Twitter Web service to enable bi-directional communication with System i servers. The vendor also unveiled other improvements to its iSecurity suite, including support for SYSLOG and multi-system environments. It also announced plans to give away free copies of Filescope, its file editor for DB2/400. 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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April 24, 2010: Volume 12, Number 17
April 17, 2010: Volume 12, Number 16
April 10, 2010: Volume 12, Number 15
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March 27, 2010: Volume 12, Number 13
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