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IBM i User Groups: Why Local Tech Communities Still Matter in 2025 Mitch Hoffman

​[[{“value”:”IBM i User Groups have been the backbone of the midrange computing community for decades. As technology increasingly pushes us toward virtual interactions, local user groups remain vital for professional growth, networking, and knowledge sharing. Local technology User Groups (aka Regional User Groups, or RUGs) have been the social fabric of the technology community since
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IBM i API Security: Best Practices for Protecting System Credentials Daniel Magid

​[[{“value”:”IBM i API security has become a critical concern as organizations expand their integration strategies. Many IBM i teams unknowingly compromise their system security through outdated IBM i access authentication practices. The most concerning vulnerability? Using and storing IBM i credentials for IBM i access from other systems is a practice that creates multiple security
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Generational Differences in IT: Bridging the Technology Age Gap Tim Wright

​[[{“value”:”Understanding generational differences in IT has become increasingly crucial in today’s tech landscape. As someone born in 1965, I’ve witnessed firsthand how these differences shape our industry’s culture and development practices. Not only does my birth year make me old, but it also puts me in a unique position to observe generational differences in IT
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