So many tools…how do you choose the one that's best for you?
Written by Duncan Kenzie
If you are embarking on a new Web development project, the first decisions you need to make are the platform and the technology. Let's assume you are committed the IBM i platform. (You should be! It's secure, scaleable, reliable, and totally capable of hosting the most modern Web apps.) So the next choice is technology. That choice has been made easier for us in the last three years, with the advent of native PHP support on the IBM i platform.
If you’re like most enterprises, you need to transfer information faster, store it on more devices, share it with more partners and protect it like never before. As an IBM i shop, you need a secure, reliable file transfer solution that runs natively on i Series and AS/400 systems.
In 10 minutes, we invite you to learn how nuBridges Exchange i is architected for and written to run natively on the IBM i. And to provide best practices in managed file transfer. From centralized visibility and management to audit logging, tracking, monitoring and advanced search.
Can Windows and IBM i live in application development harmony?
Written by David Brault
Editor's note: This article is an extract from the white paper titled "Using Microsoft .NET to Build Scalable Enterprise IBM i Applications" available free at the MC Press White Paper Center.
Over the last decade, we've watched Microsoft technology shift from running on the fringe of our IBM i enterprise to being intertwined, creating a ripple effect across what we need to integrate with, synchronize with, and monitor on a daily business. As the number of companies running both IBM i and Microsoft hardware continues to grow, so does the number of IT shops struggling to integrate these disparate platforms. In a world of synchronized data, data conflicts and unprotected access to DB2 from Windows applications can make us feel like we are losing control.
Written by Duncan Kenzie
Written by David Brault