With technology advancing at an unprecedented rate, organizations find it increasingly difficult to keep their systems up-to-date and efficient. Legacy applications often lack the flexibility to integrate, offer limited scalability, and struggle to maintain...
What is IBM i? IBM i, previously known as AS400 and later iSeries, is an integrated operating system that powers a wide range of business applications. Renowned for its unmatched reliability and security, IBM i enables organizations to streamline operations and...
IBM i application development is very popular now since such applications are indispensable for some areas of business. A lot of modern companies widely use IBM i applications as well as AIX and IBM i operating systems. These systems are secure, reliable, and...
The IBM i (formerly known as AS/400) stands out as the backbone of countless businesses and is known for its unmatched reliability, scalability, and security. For decades, it has been powering mission-critical applications across various sectors, from finance to...
The AS/400 is a family of midrange computers that IBM introduced back in 1988. Even today, It still continues to serve many businesses because it is known for reliability, scalability and secure performance. The AS400 (Now IBM i) remains a key tool for managing...
What is the difference between IBM i vs AS400? There is a lengthy history of the AS400, now known as the IBM Power Series, which uses the IBM i operating system. With a long history comes some jargon and concepts that might become "sticky." Application programming...
It is popular opinion that the AS400 system is outdated and not in the same demand as it used to be. But is it so? What benefits does the AS400 offer that today’s businesses can’t afford to miss? What about an IBM i modernization? Let’s figure it out. What Is AS400?...
IBM i systems are indispensable to many organizations, providing strong data management and reporting capabilities. However, as business intelligence (BI) needs to evolve, so must the systems and tools used to extract, process, and present data. We will look into the...
Application modernization is crucial for organizations to stay resilient, responsive, and relevant on an enterprise scale. Some applications are faster and better than the 5250 applications that have been used for decades, so using outdated applications can lead to...
According to recent surveys, organizations waste between 23% and 42% of their development efforts on technical debt [1]. This logically impacts their budget and bottom line as well. A separate survey revealed that more than 20% of the average organization's IT budget...
