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Q&A: IBM System i Business Systems' Marc Dupaquier
@46007 In July 2007, IBM Corp. split its System i division into two parts: the higher-end Power Systems unit, and the lower-end Business Systems unit. It soon became clear that the Business Systems unit would be crucial in the survival of the System ... Interview | 18 Dec 2007
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i5 pricing option mirrors IBM on-demand strategy
Users looking to run multiple operating systems on their i5 server now have greater flexibility in purchasing. But will it end up costing them more in the long run? Article | 22 Jul 2004
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IBM changes the rules, levels playing field for iSeries
By drastically changing how the iSeries is priced and marketed, IBM has eliminated a number of obstacles to future platform growth. Article | 13 May 2004
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IBM forges new ground with next gen iSeries, V5R3
The wait is over. The first Power5 iSeries servers make their debut along with a new version of OS/400 – and they both get new names. Article | 02 May 2004
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Update on "Can you still afford 5250?"
Questions still remain about what IBM will do to improve the value of an iSeries running 5250 applications. Tip
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Can you still afford 5250?
Looking at the iSeries today, it's not clear how much longer companies can afford to run 5250 applications if they invest in new iSeries computers announced in 2003. Tip
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Pricing on the AS/400
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The long-term costs of the AS/400 versus Unix?
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Q&A: IBM System i Business Systems' Marc Dupaquier
@46007 In July 2007, IBM Corp. split its System i division into two parts: the higher-end Power Systems unit, and the lower-end Business Systems unit. It soon became clear that the Business Systems unit would be crucial in the survival of the System ... Interview
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i5 pricing option mirrors IBM on-demand strategy
Users looking to run multiple operating systems on their i5 server now have greater flexibility in purchasing. But will it end up costing them more in the long run? Article
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IBM changes the rules, levels playing field for iSeries
By drastically changing how the iSeries is priced and marketed, IBM has eliminated a number of obstacles to future platform growth. Article
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IBM forges new ground with next gen iSeries, V5R3
The wait is over. The first Power5 iSeries servers make their debut along with a new version of OS/400 – and they both get new names. Article
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Update on "Can you still afford 5250?"
Questions still remain about what IBM will do to improve the value of an iSeries running 5250 applications. Tip
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Can you still afford 5250?
Looking at the iSeries today, it's not clear how much longer companies can afford to run 5250 applications if they invest in new iSeries computers announced in 2003. Tip
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Pricing on the AS/400
Ask the Expert
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The long-term costs of the AS/400 versus Unix?
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