[[{“value”:”Sometimes it seems that IBM creates its own terminology for everything. One young colleague told us she was eager to learn about the IBM i platform, but her older colleagues used so many abbreviations and initialisms, the “alphabet soup” deterred her and caused frustration. We at Seiden Group try to bring teams together. In that spirit, here are several common IBM i terms and their definitions in platform-neutral terms: IPL: Initial Program Load Processes that run upon IBM i startup. People may say, “We configured program X to run automatically at IPL,” or may use it as a verb, as…
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Talsco Weekly: Is the IBM i an EAP? patrick staudacher
[[{“value”:”Welcome to another edition of Talsco Weekly IBM i Brief: 👨💼 IBM Power Systems welcomes new leadership era. 🚀 IBM i predictions paint transformative 2025 ahead. Development: RPG Enhancements: New %HIVAL and %LOVAL Built-In Functions. ERP: 🔄 EAP systems reshape enterprise solutions. Hiring: 🔑 IBM i:Key Hiring Themes from 2024 That Will Shape 2025. 👥Job
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Streamline EDI Integration: Simplifying Complex Mappings Eradani
🚀 Revolutionary EDI Integration: Generate Complex Mappings Instantly | No More Manual Configuration #EDI #integration #automation Read More
Replace: Strategic Renewal for Legacy IBM i Systems Profound Logic
[[{“value”:”Explore strategic approaches to replacing IBM i legacy systems. Learn how Profound AppEvo’s methodology ensures successful transformation while minimizing business disruption and maximizing ROI.
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From RPG to REST: A Practical Transition Guide for IBM i Developers Mike Samboy
[[{“value”:”While you can rely on a platform like Eradani Connect to do all the heavy lifting for you, understanding the nuts and bolts of REST APIs is invaluable for any IBM i developer. Think of it like driving a car with an automatic transmission – sure, you don’t need to understand how the gearbox works,
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