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ASNA Wings is the fastest, easiest way to create a modern user interface for RPG programs.
Wings transforms green-screen display files to modern browser pages. Because Wings uses IBM's Rational Open Access RPG Edition, program logic and file IO remain on the System i.
No big upfront design or analysis is required and Wings can be learned very quickly. Unlike screen scrapers, all of the display file data is presented to Wings, so there are many ways to further customize the presentation layer.
www.asna.com/wings
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FREE White Paper: A Dozen Things You Should Know About Automated Job Scheduling
Whether your enterprise consists of UNIX, Linux, or Windows servers, all systems have jobs that need to run in a specific order. Using manual or timed jobs to accomplish this increases the chances of human error.
This white paper provides a dozen items to consider related to job scheduling and work load automation, and describes how Robot/SCHEDULE can automate your enterprise job schedule.
Follow this link for your FREE White Paper!
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SMA Comes Out of the Blue with IT Automation Tools
by Alex Woodie
'We're the best company you never heard of,' began Will Pulley, the director of customer relations for Software and Management Associates (SMA) at a press conference during the COMMON show earlier this month. Whether the Texas company makes the best IBM i job scheduler and message automation tools is debatable, but there's little question SMA has some work to do if it wants to appear on the radar screens of North American IBM i shops. READ MORE >
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looksoftware Expanding RPG Open Access Use
by Dan Burger
When looksoftware hitched its application development wagon to Rational Open Access: RPG Edition, it was well aware of the work that needed to be done. In the past year it has RPG OA-enabled its most popular green-screen alternative and is now poised to do the same with the remainder of its multi-channel approach. Last week, at the company's annual user conference, which it calls lookahead, the company talked about soon-to-be GA products and what it will take to spark application modernization projects in IBM midrange shops. READ MORE >
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Your encryption project just got easier!
Automatic encryption is now possible on IBM V7R1 with AES/400. It is absolutely the easiest, fastest and most secure way to encrypt data on the IBM i. Encrypt fields that contain sensitive information and control how data is decrypted without impacting existing applications.
Automatic Encryption on the IBM i -
now available!
>>Learn More
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The One Essential Guide to Disaster Recovery--How to Ensure IT and Business Continuity
This white paper provides a basic understanding of the building blocks of IT and business continuity--from understanding the concepts of disaster recovery and information availability to calculating the business impact of downtime and selecting the right software solution.
Readers can quickly match their specific optimum uptime objectives with the easiest and most cost-effective IT strategy.
Read More
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CNX Goes Mobile with Valence 3.0
by Alex Woodie
IBM i shops that are looking for tools to create mobile interfaces for RPG applications should take a look at the latest release of Valence from CNX. The software company used the recent COMMON conference in Minneapolis as a venue for launching Valence 3.0, which adds the capability to create touch-driven user interfaces for mobile devices like the iPhone and Android phones. READ MORE >
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Bsafe Changes Name to Enforcive, Updates IBM i Security Suite
by Alex Woodie
Bsafe Information Systems, a developer of security software for IBM i and z/OS servers, changed its name to Enforcive. The move helps to eliminate any confusion a prospect might have separating the BSAFE line of cryptography products from RSA with the IBM i tools offered by Enforcive. The company also unveiled Enterprise Security 7.1, which adds coverage of the IBM i message queue and system history logs, and enhances compliance management tools. READ MORE >
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Use all your existing Twinax Terminals and Printers on new System i i5 Power6 & Power5 systems now, and the Power7 when it's introduced.
No need to replace your current devices. Just connect the Xip Twinax Controller to Ethernet and your Twinax devices to it, and you will be able to use them with the new Power6 in a pure TCP/IP environment. With the choice of multiple protocols, you can choose what's best for your environment.
Perfect for Local or Remote locations.
Call us for details on the Xip and a 30-day trial:
1-800-597-2525 Domestic
1-908-855-8100 International
www.twindata.com
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Rapid Data Recovery on a Budget
by Dan Burger
High availability and disaster recovery solution provider iSam Blue is determined to make a name for itself by driving down the cost of HA-DR for IBM i shops. As companies depend on the Internet for their livelihood, business continuity becomes a growing issue and downtime becomes increasingly costly. For a fee starting at $50 a day iSam will provide a recovery point within minutes and a recovery time of four hours or less. 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, Timothy Prickett Morgan
Publisher and Advertising Director: Jenny Thomas
Advertising Sales Representative: Kim Reed
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