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· Variable-Level Impact Analysis
· Document Entire System
Run this exciting new release over your own system and see all this in just two days. Download a copy at www.databorough.com
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Take an object-based approach to
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Secure your system and access to data more efficiently with the object-based approach of StandGuard Network Security. Simplify your security by focusing on the intent of the request rather than its syntax to create and enforce security policies in less time and at lower cost. StandGuard Network Security provides a non-intrusive, phased-in approach that meets your regulatory compliance needs on Power Systems running IBM i.
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ASNA Dips Its New 'Wings' Into OAR Waters
by Alex Woodie
ASNA is weeks away from delivering the first beta release of Wings, a new tool for transforming the icky 5250 green screens of IBM i applications into nice modern Web interfaces. The tool, which works by generating Microsoft ASP.NET controls from IBM i display files, uses the new Open Access RPG (OAR) Edition technology that IBM delivered with IBM i 7.1. Wings also provides a new entry point for Monarch, ASNA's suite of RPG-to-.NET migration tools. READ MORE >
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LANSA Takes a Whack at Mobile Devices with aXes
by Alex Woodie
IBM i shops that want to develop mobile interfaces to their RPG or COBOL applications were given another option by LANSA last week with the launch of aXes Mobile. As an extension of its established aXes screen modernization tool, the new tool provides a quick route for creating IBM i client interfaces for the hottest handheld devices of the day, including iPhone, Android, Windows, and BlackBerry smartphones, and the surprise corporate hit of the year, the iPad. READ MORE >
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Document Capture, GUI Admin Tool Added to S4i Doc Management System
by Dan Burger
One of the great benefits of an electronic document management system is having a system that captures, indexes, and delivers or archives documents and reports in a single repository allowing greater organizational workflow and retrieval. Much of this work can be automated using standardized forms with numbers or bar codes that assist in indexing and filing. However, there are documents that are non-standard and require individual handling to place them in the correct files. That's where Desktop Capture, a new product from S4i comes into play. READ MORE >
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QlikTech Updates BI Product
by Alex Woodie
QlikTech last week unveiled QlikView 10, a new release of its successful BI software used by thousands of mid-sized companies, including a good number of IBM i shops. With version 10, the company made enhancements across the board, including a new associative search feature that a product manger describes as slightly magical, a better and faster user experience, and a new way to connect with data sources. 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.
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CoralTree Delivers New GUI for Web Framework
by Alex Woodie
CoralTree Systems will be showcasing the new GUI design tool for its Renaissance IBM i Web application development at the Power Shift event being held today in the U.K. The new GUI design tool builds off CoralTree's recent adoption of the jQuery JavaScript library, and will allow developers to create Web interfaces by dragging and dropping user interface elements from a design palette. 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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