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Some companies that rely on IBM iSeries services have a clear vision of operating without it as more of these companies turn to outsourcing their iSeries operations. But it is crucial to understand why outsourcing is an attractive solution.
You do not need to allow an outsider to log in to your IBMi system to evaluate your security. The vendor has developed iSecurity assessment as a PC software package that you can download, install and run on your PC, not on your IBM iSeries partitions. No one from the service provider side will mess with your IBM AS400 iSeries; The software evaluates for you. And since you’re downloading software on a computer instead of an IBM iSeries, you’ll be able to run iSecurity assessment reports on many IBMi systems.
The need to modernize IBMi has not been lost, and it seems there is much more to learn every week, like web technology. Getting started with IBM iSeries web development is a stumbling block in itself. That’s why companies like Integrative Systems are working to demystify Web development.
Power10 will offer impressive performance improvement and hardware features over the existing AS400 iseries power9 software. But as of now, we are not sure how the Power10 processor will affect IBMi, AIX, and Linux. After the hardware availability, IBM AS400 iSeries will release a new OS version and technology in terms of capabilities, processing speed, data transfer, virtual machine, encryption, and in-memory workload improvements. One can expect more exciting OS-based capabilities in Power10 next year.
IBM iSeries systems have a long history, and the journey started in 1988 when IBM launched AS400 software for the first time in the market. But after three decades of its launch, organizations and developers are still uncertain about the future of IBM AS400 operating systems.
When it comes to the IBM Power10 server, innovation is prioritized. While offering the latest capabilities, Power10 is superior to all that came before it.
Meanwhile, many businesses keep chugging along with their decades-old legacy system like IBM iSeries. Organizations whose IT demands are not increasing with time can disagree with the belief that there’s no need to fix broken technologies. And on the other hand, large enterprises with ERP systems may also be hesitant to explore the opportunities in the cloud.
