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Some iSeries Web Development tool vendors tout solutions users find difficult to learn. Users often find they must hire the vendor to do the work.
· WebSmart is so very different. Why?
It's technology iSeries people Truly understand !
"I selected WebSmart, Nexus & Clover. These Integrated products set the standard all others should be judged by."
Gary Stewart, Dir. IT
Academic Book Services
"I searched thoroughly for the best iSeries Web dev solution... I made the right choice with BCD & WebSmart."
Susan DeFrance Sr. Pgmr/LA
Mitsubishi Fuso (MFTA)
Try the WebSmart difference for yourself.
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High Availability for $50 a day.
Including IBM System i5 Hardware!
Until recently… iSeries high availability solutions were reserved mostly for large enterprises. Now, high availability is dramatically easier to use and less expensive to own and manage.
Thousands of small- and mid-sized companies can now afford the “luxury” of rapid, complete data recovery.
Click here for more information.
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Why Unix Experience Matters for System i5 Sales
by Timothy Prickett Morgan
A few weeks ago, when I wrote up the announcement that IBM had made to appoint Peter Small as the new director of business partner and independent software vendor channel sales for the System i platform, I said that I hoped to speak to Small as soon as he got back from vacation. We did that just prior to the July 4th holiday, and he gave me some insight into IBM's difficulties and triumphs in the Unix server market and how that experience will help pump up the System i product line. READ MORE >
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Micro Memory Bank: Another System i Clone Memory Maker
by Timothy Prickett Morgan
One of the great things about the X64 server business is that there are many suppliers of servers, which affords companies the opportunity to comparison shop for machines that they want to run Windows, sometimes Linux, and rarely (but still a very large number of machines) a Unix variant. With IBM being the one and only supplier of Power-based machines on which OS/400 and i5/OS run, there is no way to get direct competition for the platform itself. READ MORE >
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What exactly is
Application Modernization?
It sounds so simple, doesn't it? "Revitalize existing applications to enable business agility."
Yet, it's very challenging to find a straightforward and reliable way to Unlock the value of your applications, take what is best, Combine those assets with newer technologies, and Create systems capable of responding in real time to the demanding changes in your business!
Our customers know how; they do it every day; quickly and affordably with ASNA development solutions. Let them tell you how!
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SpooliT - Control Spool Files Automatically
Intelligent iSeries spool file management:
· Automated Rules based system
· Automate spool file conversion to:
EXCEL, PDF, WORD, HTML, CSV & more
· Features: Archiving, Emailing, Exporting,
Splitting, Bursting, Overlay markings & more
· Intuitive Wizards - Templates
· SOX Compliant - Totally Secure
Powerful iSeries Paperless Reporting System
See it here - Introductory 'SpooliT Webex Demo'
Test it yourself - Request a Trial here
SpooliT - Now you can - www.SpooliT.net
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Open Source RPG Apps: The 'Bright Future' That Didn't Happen
by Mary Lou Roberts
Flashback to 2002. Open source software is hot. It's the future. It's what everyone is writing and talking about. Projects and their related Web sites are popping up all over. And it wasn't just the Linux and PC folks doing the talking either. There were all kinds of open source projects for systems and application software--tens of thousands of projects, many of which called SourceForge home. READ MORE >
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The X Factor: Is Memory-Based Software Pricing the Answer?
by Timothy Prickett Morgan
A year and a half ago, the IT industry was just beginning to come to the realization that the advent of multiple cores on processor chips was going to wreak havoc on software pricing. Since that time, vendors have been wrestling with how to price software on products where more and more processing elements, virtual threads, and even whole virtualized machines are zooming around dynamically inside of a single physical machine. But the answer might have been there all along: The 1s and 0s of main memory. READ MORE >
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For tough production and warehouse environments, Affirmative introduces the industrial-strength YEStablet wireless thin client.
Featuring a magnesium alloy case and shock protection boot for industrial applications, the new YEStablet supports 5250 and 3270 emulation with built-in GUI and touch-screen keyboard.
The USB port supports barcode scanners and other data collection devices. Vehicle mount and wearable options are also available.
Visit www.affirmative.net for more information.
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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: Timothy Prickett Morgan
Contributing Editors: Dan Burger, Joe Hertvik, Shannon O'Donnell,
Mary Lou Roberts, Victor Rozek, Kevin Vandever, Hesh Wiener, Alex Woodie
Publisher and Advertising Director: Jenny Thomas
Advertising Sales Representative: Kim Reed
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