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Microsoft releases Host Integration Server 2004
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IBM asks judge to dismiss SCO's claims
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IBM unveils new Power5 eServer i5 550
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Business Objects to bundle IBM tools
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When Tux met Big Iron: The quiz
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Free chapter from "Murach's Mainframe COBOL"
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The Missing Link: Taking the Net away would be gross inconvenience
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Microsoft releases Host Integration Server 2004
[Search390.com]
Microsoft is offering newly updated software for customers that want to expose mainframe applications as XML-based Web services.
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IBM asks judge to dismiss SCO's claims
[CNET News.com]
IBM is seeking dismissal of SCO's claims that Big Blue violated a contract that permitted it to use Unix operating system code controlled by SCO.
IBM unveils new Power5 eServer i5 550
[Search400.com]
The latest edition to Big Blue's Power5 family boasts new systems management and virtualization features. An analyst says it provides flexible upgrade options for midsize firms.
Business Objects to bundle IBM tools
[CNET News.com]
Analytics software maker Business Objects plans to begin selling IBM's mainframe access software - including DB2 Information Integrator Classic Federation for z/OS - with its BusinessObjects Data Integrator bundle.
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When Tux met Big Iron: The quiz
It's a fact of life that opposites often work beautifully together. Nothing goes better with fiery buffalo wings than cool, creamy blue cheese dressing. Linux on the mainframe is very similar. It's the perfect wedding of the reliable and stable zSeries platform with the flexibility and innovation of Linux. This week, the editors of Search390.com have created a quiz to test your knowledge of Big Iron Linux. To take the quiz, click
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Free chapter from "Murach's Mainframe COBOL"
Search390.com has a free chapter from Murach's Mainframe COBOL just for you. The chapter is an overview of writing COBOL applications for the mainframe. It'll introduce the mainframe facilities that are integral to COBOL programming such as ISPF, JCL, CICS, and DB2. To download it, click here.
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Taking the Net away would be gross inconvenience
[MSNBC News]
Here's a real shocker -- are you sitting down? According to a new study, the Internet plays a big role in our lives. Whew! Someone must have earned major bling to go out on that limb! Actually, the nonprofit Pew Internet & American Life Project found that 88% of American Web surfers regard the Net as a player in their daily lives, and nearly two-thirds said that their daily lives would suffer if they lost their logins. And, when it
comes to getting directions, the computer is the way to go -- nearly 90% of surfers who need directions or maps get them online. Evidently, men aren't afraid to use Ask Jeeves for directions. And the days of the big, crinkly, impossible-to-fold map may be numbered.
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