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by Jack Pickell, news editor
What will 2002 bring?
As 2001 comes to a close, it's a good time to look ahead and consider what surprises 2002 may have in store for the iSeries market? * Will interest in the platform go up or down?
* What impact will V5R1 have as more customers migrate to it?
* What about IBM's recent iSeries Linux promotion with its new Test Drive program for Linux developers? Will Big Blue kick OS/400 to the curb and push Linux as a primary OS?
* Perhaps most important, what will 2002 bring to the iSeries job market? There are plenty of questions. And although the answers will come only with time, search400 has assembled some interesting predictions from our resident experts that address the questions mentioned above -- and more. In addition, Paul Gillin, head of editorial at TechTarget, offers his prognostications for the IT industry overall. And as we move into 2002, please keep those e-mails coming. Write me at [EMAIL PROTECTED] and let me know where you'd like to see us devote more of our news coverage. Your feedback is invaluable and most appreciated. Finally, on behalf of the entire search400 team, we want to wish you all a safe, wonderful holiday, and all the best in the coming year. |
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The 400/Windows connection
by Michelle Davidson, site editor
Getting your iSeries and Windows-based machines to "talk" to each other can be challenging. The expert advice and tips we've gathered can help you with this endeavor. If you still have questions, you can always ask our experts.
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Featured Expert: Shahar Mor, President, Barmor Information Systems
Categories: PC/Windows Connectivity
If you're having connectivity problems, Shahar can help. Send him your questions on PC/Windows connectivity.
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You were signed on for how long?
It started out as a way for programmers to prove who among them was the most dedicated, but now keeping track of how long a user was signed on has taken on broader appeal. Site expert Tim Granatir gives you a program he calls easy and versatile to help you calculate the amount of time a user was signed on. |
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