There are many ways to back up your system and your data. What's important is that you actually choose one and use it.

Written by Debbie Saugen

The most valuable component of any computer system isn't the hardware or software that runs the computer but, rather, the data that resides on the system. If a system failure or disaster occurs, you can replace the computer hardware and software that runs your business. Your company's data, however, is irreplaceable. For this reason, it's critical to have a good backup and recovery strategy. Companies go out of business when their data can't be recovered.

Introducing ASNA Wings™ ASNA’s latest evolution of its award winning automated migration technology is here. This exciting offering from the System i Modernization leader allows you to quickly, automatically and inexpensively modernize that green screen user interface that has been holding you back. Wings takes advantage of IBM’s Rational Open Access RPG Edition, and can be used as a complete approach if an enhanced interface is all that you need…

Learn the critical areas that can lead to major disk expense and what is needed to resolve them.

Written by Greer Hahn

Editor's note: This article introduces the white paper "How to Avoid the Top Five Most Expensive Disk Issues" available free at the MC White Paper Center.

Why risk the disk? Many IT managers will be familiar with the "disk or die" ultimatums that a disgruntled system can issue and have felt the resulting fallout of poor performance, lost data, and, most commonly, the additional cost which can quickly run into many thousands of dollars of unplanned expense.