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- Posted onDecember 4, 2009Most programmers are still--inefficiently--mucking around in code, but why?
- Posted onOctober 22, 2009The software development investments already made in applications for everything from supercomputing to business computing are far too valuable to simply throw away.
- Posted onJuly 7, 2009As IT professionals we've been entrusted with the custody and protection of extremely sensitive personal data: names, addresses, birthdates, SSNs, account numbers, medial and financial facts.
- Posted onMarch 4, 2009Recessions have changed hiring practices. New blood is harder to come by in the IBM i world.
- Posted onJanuary 23, 2009During a recession, it is easy to be frightened by all of the negative news surrounding you.
- Posted onJanuary 1, 2009No matter how difficult it might be to justify the costs and time it takes to attend a conference, they are valuable resources for education and networking.
- Posted onDecember 1, 2008Shared services can help your company focus on its core competencies by letting experts handle the detail work, but there's a trade-off in flexibility and speed. Are shared services
- Posted onNovember 26, 2008IBM has an identity problem. It has failed to communicate the awesomeness of IBM i and leverage AIX and Linux technologies.
- Posted onNovember 7, 2008It's not Y2K. It's IPv6. And it's coming. Are you getting ready?
- Posted onNovember 4, 2008Learning PHP can advance your career, but not in a vacuum.