Systems Management

Why Names Matter on IBM i

IBM i consultant Dawn May discusses approaches that streamline the search for information

Not Merely Surviving, the Mainframe is Thriving as the Future of IT

NOVIPRO's Karoline Pierre has seen a lot on her personal journey from Brazil to Canada.

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Before Copy and Paste, There Was Just … Copy

Rob McNelly shares the story of a client going old school to deal with a locked-down virtual desktop; IBM i announces details; and tips and updates from IBM Support

Announcing Manzan: The Future of IBM i Event Monitoring

The open source project is designed to simplify the process of publishing IBM i system events

Announcing IBM i 7.6 and IBM i 7.5 TR6

IBM i CTO Steve Will covers enhancements for security, database, system administration, application development and HA/DR

McNelly: Change May Be Inevitable, but Some Design Changes Are Ill-Advised

Rob McNelly shares his thoughts on user experiences, both in tech and out in the world

Pivotor by EPS: Intelligent, Educational and Affordable Performance Reporting

Discover how EPS can enhance your performance through education, Health Checks and Pivotor, a comprehensive and affordable z/OS performance reporting service.

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z/OS and Friends: What Is the JES Programming Dimension and Why Is It Important?

Joe Gulla looks at the programming side of JES2, including the phases of job processing and how Job Control Lanuage (JCL) was created to "feed the beast"

Optimizing JFS on AIX

Anand Kumar, senior systems engineer for ATS Group, dissects this pivotal data storage technology

z/OS and Friends: JES—One of the Most Important Base Elements of z/OS

Joe Gulla explains how the Job Entry Subsystem (JES) contributes to the overall functionality of z/OS, outlining the five main characteristics of JES2