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- 36. A Year in the Life of Vision Solutions
- (Analysis of News Events)
- ... Vlok, Present and CEO of Vision Solutions Thomas M. Stockwell: Why is high availability—or HA as it is frequently called—attracting such excitement? Nicolaas Vlok: I think we've looked at ...
- Created on 02 December 2007
- 37. The Domino DB2 Debate: Why No System i DB2 Domino Data Store?
- (Commentary)
- ... in a teapot: To force Lotus to build a Domino DB2 data store for the System i would run counter to the value of Notes/Domino portability and platform-independence. Thomas M. Stockwell is Editor in Chief ...
- Created on 16 September 2007
- 38. System i Schism: Much Ado About Nothing
- (Commentary)
- ... esteemed colleague Thomas M. Stockwell indicated that some analysts had applied the analogy of the Bible's King Solomon's resolution to two women's claims to one baby to the System i schism: Divide the child ...
- Created on 23 August 2007
- 39. Exclusive Interview with Mark Shearer: "The Once and Future System i
- (IBM i (OS/400, i5/OS))
- ... months ahead in MC Systems Insight. Our thanks to Mark Shearer for making his time available and for providing us with his insights into the current and future IBM ecosystem. Thomas M. Stockwell is ...
- Created on 05 August 2007
- 40. Introducing the New RPG Developer
- (General)
- ... RPG Developer is the first publication designed to address both of those natures of the language. Back in June, Thomas M. Stockwell introduced our team of renowned RPG authorities from System i Developer. ...
- Created on 31 July 2007
- 41. System i Division Split into Two Business Units
- (Commentary)
- IBM's recent announcement with the Systems and Technology Group challenges the status quo.According to a much-publicized internal memorandum, IBM Systems and Technology Group (STG) has now divided the ...
- Created on 29 July 2007
- 42. System i Division Split into Two Business Units
- (Commentary)
- IBM's recent announcement with the Systems and Technology Group challenges the status quo.According to a much-publicized internal memorandum, IBM Systems and Technology Group (STG) has now divided the ...
- Created on 29 July 2007