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Take advantage of tablet-based devices in a System i world.
Written by Mike Faust
According to a USA Today article from December of 2010, 21 million tablet PCs were sold in 2010. Most of those sales were as a result of Apple's introduction of the iPad. Tablet devices like the Apple iPad are often thought of as high-tech "toys" used for simple tasks like playing games, sending email, Web surfing, or maybe watching a movie or listening to music. But the real power of these devices that's often overlooked is the potential of using them as business tools. Specifically, I believe these devices are well-suited for use in the System i world. This article explores a few of the options for using tablets with the System i.
You’re a “green screener” and proud of it! You have a history with the AS400 and can’t live without your RPG. The IBM i world will always have its place with legacy applications but how can a RPG programmer keep up to speed with what’s going on in the rest of the software development world? Download this quick reference guide:Survival Guide for an iSeries Developer and learn the top five ways to stay cool, stay relevant, and remain true to the AS400.
In a PCI DSS audit, all systems, applications, and processes that have access to credit card information—whether encrypted or unencrypted—are considered in scope.
Written by Liaison Technologies (formerly nuBridges, Inc.)
Enterprises are seeking ways to simplify and reduce the scope of the Payment Card Industry's Data Security Standard (PCI DSS) compliance by shrinking the footprint where cardholder data is located throughout their organizations. By reducing the scope, these enterprises can dramatically lower the cost and anxiety of PCI DSS compliance and significantly increase the chance of audit success.
After measuring 12,000 projects, a leading researcher reveals his findings.
Written by Steve Kilner
Maintenance and enhancement projects for legacy systems are notorious for being budget busters and deadline killers. This article gives a quick overview of how you can significantly improve the success rate of such projects. For more information, you can also watch these short videos: Using Complexity Analysis to Lower Project Costs and Hyper-Navigation of RPG Systems.