In addition to recognizing Novell’s ownership of Unix and Unixware, the court’s ruling could also let IBM off the hook
Thanks to its reputation for resiliency, the mainframe is widely viewed as the preeminent platform for disaster recovery and business continuity planning.
Princeton Softech gives Big Blue new access and connectivity features for a variety of non-IBM data sources.
In the face of mounting pressure from IBM, CA officials say their revamped tools still provide plenty of value-added bang for the buck.
TCO and ROI efforts can be misleading -- in part because they tend to over-generalize the needs of particular customers and apply them to the market as a whole.
At $250 million over five years, the projected savings are real and substantial -- and the PR benefits, especially for System z, are even more important.
Rowing though the backwaters may keep you more secure
There’s still plenty of life left in Big Blue’s midrange server line
SHARE recently announced a list of five disaster recovery and business continuity recommendations that it says all mainframe shops would do well to follow.
IBM’s acquisition of DataMirror’s technology will likely find its way into the company’s DB2 database
The reorganization could revitalize a System i business that is in need of a jumpstart, analysts say.
IBM wouldn’t just give mainframe capacity away, would it? The short answer is: yes, it would—and it has.
Can the combined will of Microsoft, Cisco, and EMC overcome the ingrained inertia of government bureaucracy?
China is fast rising up the rungs of the global outsourcing ladder.
Seagate’s announcement of Momentus drives with DriveTrust technology holds promise for enabling IT to secure data at rest
IT can choose from a variety of techniques to reduce its mainframe software costs
If you do your homework, Big-Iron cost cutters argue, you can realize substantial mainframe software savings.
The updated Systems Director could be a hot ticket for many System p and System i customers.
A new survey sheds light on the high cost of downtime, and reveals how IT departments are struggling to manage complex environments
A consortium of computing heavyweights gathered together last week to help keep the Green IT bandwagon going