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Other Things They Didn’t Teach Me in School: Pseudo-Conversational Programming

Joseph Gulla

October 9, 2017

I spent three months studying COBOL, wrote eight challenging batch programs, and then took my first assignment, which involved writing online transactions that I learned nothing about before taking the assignment. Since I had no training in real-time programming (i.e., online transaction processing (OLTP) applications, I needed some tutoring by the analyst assigned to be […]

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Manfred Sielhorst

Claire O'Leary

October 9, 2017

Name: Manfred Sielhorst Title: CEO Company Name: Sielhorst iT Beratung Company’s Function: Consulting on technology integration HQ: Darmstadt, Germany Years in IT: 28 If I weren’t in IT, I would not work. The trend affecting my work is math, real programming languages and standards such as Algol, Lisp, C, RPG, Java*, SQL, XML and LaTeX. […]

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IBM Researchers Hope to Use Macroscopes to Answer Big Questions About the World

Jim Utsler

October 9, 2017

Microscopes have advanced so far since their inception, they may soon be able to see the small scale in almost infinite detail. But the large scale? It seems much easier to visualize—look up at the sky—but when big, complex data gets thrown into the mix, that may not be the case. The sky is blue, […]

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The Future of IT

October 5, 2017

My grandmother never learned to drive. She was born around the time Henry Ford invented the production line and began rolling out Model Ts in vast numbers. Those cars were shipped to every corner of the world and quite a few made it to our shores here in New Zealand. Ours were painted black, too. […]

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Announcing IBM i 7.3 TR3 and IBM i 7.2 TR7

Steve Will

October 3, 2017

IBM announces the latest Technology Refreshes for our two most current releases: IBM i 7.3 TR3 and IBM i 7.2 TR7.

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Java Goes Open Source! (IBM i edition)

Jesse Gorzinski

October 2, 2017

IBM has been investing heavily in sharing its cutting-edge Java technology to the open-source realm.

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Things They Didn’t Teach Me in School: Polyglot

Joseph Gulla

October 2, 2017

Over the years, you’ve probably spent a lot of time reading and studying computer topics. I have attended many classes and even taught a few and never came across the topics of polyglot persistence and programming. If somebody taught me about polyglot anything, I am sure that I would have remembered it. These are topics, […]

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Use z/OS Resources and Tools for Data Protection

Patrick Fitzsimmons

October 2, 2017

The IBM z/OS* platform, with its unmatched reliability, availability and serviceability, outstanding I/O bandwidth and secure environment, provides an excellent platform for data protection. This is especially true if that client data already is on the mainframe, as the features of this hardware and software platform promote reliable and scalable data protection. If your organization […]

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Rocket President Encourages Employee Collaboration With House Band

Valerie Dennis Craven

October 1, 2017

Andy Youniss has been drawn to music for as long as he can remember. Both his parents played guitar, and the president and CEO of Rocket Software would ask them to teach it to him. When he was in second grade, his dad taught him three chords, and he’s been playing the instrument since. Two […]

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Aggregate Content for IBM Z Products With IBM Doc Buddy V2

Emily Siu

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Yvonne Ma

September 29, 2017

IBM Doc Buddy is a mobile app that enables you to search error messages of IBM Z software products.

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