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Midnight Commander Normalizes IBM i App Dev

Jesse Gorzinski

March 1, 2019

The Midnight Commander tool is one of many enhancements to IBM i that “normalize” the application development environment.

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The Competitive Edge of POWER9 for Cloud and AI

Jim Utsler

March 1, 2019

Using a system built by a single vendor from the ground up has its benefits. For example, both the hardware and software have been optimized to essentially function as a single entity, removing the complexity involved in multivendor scenarios. Such is the case with IBM POWER9* servers, which make a compelling argument for upgrading from […]

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IBM’s Enhanced Cloud Strategy

Sol Lederman

March 1, 2019

IBM Cloud Private for IBM Z and LinuxONE extends IBM Cloud Private capabilities by bringing powerful cloud tools to the platform.

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IBM Infrastructure’s Role in Cloud, AI and Security

Evelyn Hoover

March 1, 2019

Cloud, artificial intelligence (AI) and security all have underpinnings in infrastructure—the servers, storage and software that power an organization. A purpose-built architecture is critical to achieving the performance needed for current and future business requirements. “Technology alone can’t transform a company, but it’s a very essential ingredient in business transformation,” says Tom Rosamilia, senior vice […]

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Improved Error Handling Increases Usability

Jim Schesvold

March 1, 2019

Errors can be managed, anticipated, controlled and sometimes resolved if an IT development unit is properly structured.

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The Mysterious QP0ZSPWP Jobs

Dawn May

February 15, 2019

QP0ZSPWP jobs are created by spawn() and fork() functions. But what do they do?

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System Software Maps Provide Quick Answers on OS Support

Rob McNelly

February 12, 2019

IBM Support has system software maps for AIX, IBM i, VIO server, SUSE, Red Hat and Ubuntu Linux. Use this map to locate all the supported IBM Power Systems operating systems.

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