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Businesses evolve and grow. Technologies advance. Consequently, organizations need dynamic infrastructures that allow them to quickly react to change.
Written by Craig Johnson
Repetition breeds complacency. As a result, after decades of reiteration, some people no longer pay as much attention as they should to the old saying, "the only constant is change." But, for better or worse, the last couple of years, which carried us over a peak and into a low valley in the economy, have made the truth of that adage abundantly clear.
The topic of this Coffee with Carol is “What’s new with V6R1 Security.”
This webinar is presented by Carol Woodbury. During this session Carol will examine the new security features of i5/OS for V6R1. She will discuss new system values and how you might use them, as well as new user profile attributes, new auditing values, new commands and more. Carol will lend her experience and expertise to help you understand how best to take advantage of these new features.
Find out why automating systems management is crucial for minimizing risk, guaranteeing continuity, and remaining competitive in today's highly pressurized business environment.
Written by Martin Norman
Editor's note: This article introduces the white paper "101 Things You Can Automate on Your System i (iSeries) and Ten Top Tips for Peace of Mind," available free at the MC Press White Paper Center.
In today's environment—with computers and applications spread all over throughout most organizations—systems administrators are under increasing pressure to provide high levels of service and reliability. As the complexity of our networks has grown through extensive interconnectivity and global operations, the problem has been compounded.