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“Legacy” will never die!

2024-04-04T11:53:22+02:0015 July 2019|Blog|

Modernization vs. Migration : Discover how Legacy systems can provide oustanding competitive advantage, reduce operational risk and keep your business up and running smoothly and securely!

GIT a Jump in Your Step

2023-11-20T12:56:30+02:0025 January 2019|Blog|

Reflections on the rise of Git and the DevOps paradigm on so-called legacy platforms IBM i and z/OS – by Floyd Del Muro, DevOps Advocate

5 keys to IBM i Modernization Success

2024-04-04T11:10:51+02:0030 November 2018|Blog|

Whatever the driving reason for a modernization project on a so-called "legacy" system like IBM i, it is important to identify the key points that will help secure the success of the project.

The evolution of DevOps

2023-11-20T12:57:09+02:0015 October 2018|Blog|

Find out how the DevOps concept, which previously focused primarily on IT services, is spreading across the enterprise today.

DevOps Facts & Predictions – Infographic

2023-11-20T12:57:32+02:006 September 2018|Blog|

DevOps adoption is growing faster than ever. Check out our infographic to discover the latest DevOps predictions, and how this agile corporate culture improves efficiency in all lines of business!

What is Source Code Management?

2024-03-28T15:27:44+02:009 February 2018|Blog|

You would think someone who has been in the industry for as long as I have would have a simple answer to a simple question. What is source code management? My reply? Well, that depends.

How Git can be used as the source repository for your native IBM i code? – Part 1

2024-03-26T17:35:30+02:0014 November 2017|Blog|

Imagine being able to branch and merge IBMi code as easily as you do your PHP code. Imagine adopting agile methodologies for native development, builds and deployments. Imagine never having to “check-out” code and jump through those hoops. That’s what Git allows, and it’s really not that hard to accomplish.

GitHub: How Developers Got to Run the World (sic)

2024-04-04T11:09:54+02:0027 September 2017|Blog|

Of the world’s most visited websites this month, GitHub rates 59 and climbing. Not bad considering that GitHub’s appeal is limited to software developers whereas the other popular sites like Google and Amazon have a planetary audience. Is software becoming as important as the written word?

Why DevOps?

2024-03-26T17:37:06+02:0014 September 2017|Blog|

In business today, there is a premium on the speed with which IT can deliver software and its reliability – and implementing DevOps is becoming a key competitive differentiator.

Why open source?

2024-03-28T16:24:56+02:005 May 2017|Blog|

Technologies based on open source have advanced considerably over the recent years, in all the intricacies of the software development world. Is this just because the licenses are free?

Share your IBM i platform with open source tools

2024-03-26T15:49:20+02:002 May 2017|Blog|

IBM continues to encourage greater and more extensive use of open source tools on the IBM i platform. This has helped IBM i become more popular, less “proprietary” and more accessible to young generations of developers. Further, it has opened the platform to a vast software offering produced via the open source model.

DevOps Would Have Saved the Dinosaurs!

2024-03-26T17:23:57+02:0021 December 2016|Blog|

I have been fortunate to attend many events and conferences throughout the years, several on an annual basis. These gatherings bring together industry leaders from all over the world to share their expertise and knowledge about the IBMi and open source ecosystems.

Relevance of a DevOps strategy

2024-03-26T17:30:53+02:002 November 2016|Blog|

When we first heard the term “DevOps” and the buzz it was generating, we asked ourselves whether it was just another case of reinventing the wheel. It’s common in our business that a hot new term signifies an evolution, rather than a revolution. And DevOps is a good example.

RPG Free Form: Why is it so important for you?

2024-03-26T15:21:00+02:002 December 2015|Blog|

The biggest concern that IBM i companies are struggling with is finding good RPG resources. For sure, if you look at things from only that angle, you have every chance of being very, very disappointed. The average age is above 50 and you can roughly get only one developer for the cost of two, not very exciting.

Evolution, not revolution

2024-03-26T15:20:06+02:0031 March 2015|Blog|

Back from a trip in different countries in Asia, I’ve clearly seen that the situation in the IBM i market is rather different from Europe and North America – apart from Japan of course, which definitely resembles these two large areas.

IBM i Trends: Managing application parameters

2023-11-20T12:58:48+02:006 February 2015|Blog|

A strong trend is underway and is set to continue: businesses are adopting an increasing number of standard software packages, often in the cloud, into their Information Systems. Today’s period of major technological change fosters this trend.

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