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After Helping Clients Navigate Challenging Times, the AIX World Moves Forward

Neil Tardy

May 24, 2021

From the beginning, IBM AIX was touted for its reliability. That this characteristic has endured was never more evident than over the past year, as IBM clients relied upon the AIX OS and Power Systems hardware to manage their operations through a challenging time. IBM’s Carl Burnett, Distinguished Engineer, Power Systems software development, believes that AIX/Power […]

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TechChannel E-book: How to Combat Remote Work Security Risks

TechChannel

May 10, 2021

How remote work has influenced data security trends, and what you can do to keep your data locked down

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AIX/VIOS Versioning Recommendations, a POWER9-Based HMC and the Evolution of IBM Certifications

Rob McNelly

April 22, 2021

I believe AIX has stood the test of time. This opinion is based in part on the fact that legacy AIX documentation is still relevant. For example, I recently downloaded two Redbooks, “IBM Certification Study Guide eServer p5 and pSeries Administration and Support for AIX 5L Version 5.3” and “IBM eServer Certification Study Guide – […]

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Basic AIX Security Strategies and Best Practices

Jaqui Lynch

April 20, 2021

Security is a very hot topic for a good reason. So much of our personally identifying data is now being stored that the security break-ins that have been happening have most likely affected everyone reading this article. Additionally, the penalties now for breaches of the various standards (HIPAA, PCI, etc) are significant. Good security requires […]

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TechChannel E-book: How Open Source Bolsters Power Systems Modernization and Hybrid Cloud Strategies

TechChannel

April 13, 2021

With its built-in reliability, security, stability and availability, the IBM Power Systems platform is ideal for hosting critical enterprise workloads across hybrid cloud infrastructures. These strengths, paired with open-source integration, can help organizations keep data ready for modern innovations. Many Power Systems clients already rely on open-source software to modernize applications, develop and grow hybrid […]

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AIX at 35 and the Layered Significance of AIX 7.3

Rob McNelly

March 10, 2021

AIX turns 35 this year. While it’s fun to look back (here’s the IBM announcement letter from 1986), there’s also ample reason to look ahead, especially since IBM recently stated that it intends to release AIX 7.3 before the end of this year. Previous AIX releases have included an open beta program, and it’s my […]

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Building an LGBTQ-Inclusive Workplace in the Tech Industry

Alyssa Story

March 4, 2021

The Human Rights Campaign Foundation (HRC), America’s largest lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans-gender, and queer (LGBTQ) civil rights organization, is on a mission to ensure civil and equal rights for all LGBTQ people. The LGBTQ community is an integral part of American society, but bias, discrimination and bigotry can cause unsafe and unproductive work environment for […]

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Tom Huntington on the 2020 HelpSystems Survey and the Effects of the Pandemic

Paul Tuohy

March 2, 2021

Paul Tuohy: Hi everybody. Welcome to another iTalk with Tuohy. So actually it seems like the other day that we were talking Tom and it pretty much was so—   Tom Huntington: Right. It was.   Paul: I’m joined today by Tom Huntington, who is the executive VP of Technical Solutions on HelpSystems, and we […]

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Key Considerations for Comparing NoSQL and SQL

Alex Williams

February 19, 2021

Data models conceptually describe the logical structure of data storage inside a database. While there are many data models, we will mainly talk about two kinds in this guide: 1. Document data models The document data model uses a simpler key-value pairs storage form. The key itself typically takes the form of a string that […]

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Client Story, VIOS Tips, HMC News and Why You Should Move on From AIX 7.1

Rob McNelly

February 17, 2021

Upon checking the error log, a client noticed errors that were pointing to a fiber port on their system. While the port physically existed on the machine, a fiber cable wasn’t connecting that port to a switch. The client acknowledged the port could be needed at some point, but for now they didn’t want it […]

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