Showing posts with label Power i. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Power i. Show all posts

Tuesday, March 18, 2014

UCG Gearing Up for TUG TEC 2014


The Toronto Users Group (TUG) for Power Systems Expo will be held on April 24th and 25th at the York University Keele Street Campus in conjunction with Seneca College in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. TEC, the annual Technical Education Conference, is in it's 21st year.  

This years' TUG TEC2014 agenda will highlight IBM i Performance Management; Web & Mobile Development on IBM i; RPG; IBM i System Management; and Optimizing Your i Data. See the full agenda here. 

The keynote, "Overdue: A Time to Modernize" will be given by Tim Rowe, IBM Business Architect for Application Development and Systems Management. +iProDeveloper 

Be sure to stop by for a visit with United Computer Group, a proud sponsor of TEC2014; we'll be in Booth #8! We look forward to seeing you there.  

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Thursday, March 13, 2014

Considering which backup and DR solutions are right for your business?

UCG will deploy the perfect solution to best meet your data protection, DR, and business needs today, and as your business grows.


Overview

Plug-n-Protect Appliance is an all-in-one backup and recovery appliance for fast and economical deployment of a complete data protection solution from 3TB to 100TB+. Includes preconfigured hardware and storage, plus a complete suite of VAULT400 software.

Software Capacity Edition manages and controls multiple vaults by licensing the patented award winning technology. Software Capacity Edition is suited for the enterprises both large and small with 250GB to 100TB+ of data.


VAULT400 Backup as a Service (Baas) is a managed secure cloud backup and disaster recovery solution best positioned to protect data <500GB. Data is encrypted and compressed offsite at two of UCG’s secure data centers. Add extra DR protection with optional hardware disaster recovery options of 24-hr, 12-hr DR or 1-hr HA.

Local Express Recovery Appliance (EPA) is a pre-configured storage appliance that’s installed at the client location as a vault, providing a local cache for backup data from 500GB to 2.5TB. A companion product to BaaS, Express Recovery Appliance automatically replicates your data to the secure VAULT400 cloud for offsite disaster recovery protection.


Learn more about each solution by clicking here.





Wednesday, March 12, 2014

Power i, IBM i: What Do You Mean by That? A Primer from Joe Hertvik

Great article from +Joe Hertvik on how to differentiate between the terms Power i and IBM i. 

"Since their introduction, there’s always been some confusion about what people mean when they say Power i and IBM i. The terms are not interchangeable.
Here’s my primer on when and how to use the terms Power i and IBM i. These are my own definitions and best suggestions for referring to or writing about the platform and the operating system. If you’d like to suggest modifications or another source for these terms, please post a comment here or email me at joe@joehertvik.com."
Read Joe's blog post here. Takeaway: "IBM no longer sells the old products so all you have to do is understand that Power i and IBM i are the new terms and go on evaluating whether what ever products or services people are discussing will work in your environment." 
Thanks, Joe!