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- 71. A System by Any Other Name
- (Commentary)
- ... a little background information. Thomas Stockwell, Editor in Chief, offered the following: "Here's the impact of what they've done with the branding of the product: Called it AS/400 and got a big install ...
- Created on 27 April 2006
- 72. System i and IBM 1st Quarter Financials
- (Commentary)
- Revenue growth is up for IBM but down for System i. Should you be worried?Last Tuesday (April 18, 2006), IBM announced first-quarter profits that were 22% higher than at the same time last year, beating ...
- Created on 23 April 2006
- 73. The System i Strategy for New Customers
- (Commentary)
- IBM has a plan. Will it work?At the Spring COMMON Conference in Minneapolis, the big news was IBM's twin announcements that PHP and Voice over IP (VOIP) would be deployed on the newly renamed System i ...
- Created on 09 April 2006
- 74. IT Education and Women in IT
- (Commentary)
- ... in the realm of IT. Editor's Note: The president of MC Press Online is Merrikay Lee, who is a former IBM systems engineer and is our own executive role model. Thomas M. Stockwell is Editor in Chief of ...
- Created on 26 March 2006
- 75. IBM's Academic Initiativ
- (Commentary)
- IBM's latest educational initiative is teaching tech to THINK.Over the years, IBM, as a corporation, has had a mixed record in making its technologies known and available to institutions of higher learning. ...
- Created on 12 March 2006
- 76. The Excitement and the Challenge of Marketing i5
- (Commentary)
- MC Press Editor in Chief Thomas M. Stockwell has an in-depth interview with IBM's System i5 Marketing Manager, Elaine Lennox.On February 8, MC Press Editor in Chief Thomas M. Stockwell conducted a 45-minute ...
- Created on 26 February 2006
- 77. Mouthing the Words of a Forgotten Tune
- (Commentary)
- Western Union kills the telegram as Microsoft releases source.Two milestone events transpired last month, undermining the belief that we understand technology and its future in the 21st century. On January ...
- Created on 12 February 2006