Study: IBM System i hardware fails to secure companies

Opinion
Nov 2, 20062 mins

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Study: IBM System i hardware fails to secure companies, 10/30/06

IBM’s System i computers — formerly known as the AS/400 and iSeries servers — have long enjoyed a reputation for rock-solid reliability. But poor security practices by those who manage these systems are making them dangerously vulnerable to compromise, according to a recent study.

IBM delivers free management dashboard for virtual, physical resources, 11/02/06

IBM today is making available a free software download that the company says can help enterprise IT managers configure, administer and monitor virtual and physical resources across heterogeneous server environments.

IBM launches SOA-focused development centers in India and China, 10/31/06

IBM Tuesday announced the opening of development centers in Beijing, China and Pune, India, where experts will develop industry-specific offerings for service-oriented architecture environments.

IBM services promise to cut desktop costs, 10/31/06

IBM today introduced new services the company says will let customers more quickly and securely set up thin-client computing environments and reduce money spent maintaining desktops.

IBM and Lehman Brothers create $180 million China venture fund, 10/30/06

IBM and investment bank Lehman Brothers have set up a $180 million fund to invest in Chinese companies to help them transform themselves through the adoption of IT and new business practices.