Security compliance requirements can be confusing, especially as you apply it to the IBMi world. In her new white paper, Carol Woodbury contrasts the well-known laws, regulations and standards that drive security and compliance drawing the reader to a conclusion that will help them to better relate these issues to their workplace.
In this article, security expert Carol Woodbury discusses technologies in the security world that are hot and some that are not so hot.
Written by Carol Woodbury
I'm sincerely hoping this article doesn't just appeal to my fellow security geeks. In other words, even if you couldn't care less about security or perhaps even loathe the role that security plays in your day-to-day life, I hope that you can appreciate the technology described in this article.
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. Wingstakes 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…
If your planned large-scale UI modernization program is mired in the economic slowdown, consider upgrading your query, reporting, and BI solution now to present graphical reports and dashboards.
Written By Bill Langston
Editor's Note: The following article introduces the webcast, " NGS-IQ Business Intelligence for Manufacturers and Distributors" available for free download from the MC Webcast Center.
One of the things we've been hearing from people who have been looking at our software, as well as from our existing customers, is that you typically have a lot of terrific business application software running on your IBM i or AS/400 but it may not have the most modern user interface.
A lot of people are still running applications built as long as 20 years ago with the efficient 5250 green screen interface. Perhaps certain things have been modernized, but overall there may be a tendency to view what's on the AS/400 or IBM i as being legacy and old. It's different from the Windows and Web browser interface that people are accustomed to today. So what we are going to show are several examples of how you can leverage what you have and make it better and launch into a modernization initiative.
Written by Carol Woodbury
Written By Bill Langston