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2010 IBM Corporation

Why i?Describing the value of IBM i Architecture & Examples

IBM Power Systems

Steve Will

Chief Architect IBM i


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Power your planet.Smarter systems for a Smarter Planet.


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i525i550 i570

i595

i515

System i

p520p550 p570

p595System p

BladeCenterJS21/JS22

Power 570 Power 595Power 550

Power 520BladeCenterJS12/22/23/43

Power 560

IBM Power Systems

Power Systems


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Virtualization without Limits

Drive over 90% utilization

Dynamically scale per demand

Dynamic Energy Optimization

70-90% energy cost reduction

EnergyScale technologies

Resiliency without Downtime

Roadmap to continuous availability

High availability systems & scaling

Management with Automation

VMControl to manage virtualization

Automation to reduce task time

Workload-Optimizing Systems

AIX - The Future of UNIX

Total Integration with i

Scalable Linux ready for x86Consolidation

Systems for a Smarter Planet

Power your Planet

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Power is...Workload-Optimizing Systems

Virtualization without LimitsResiliency without Downtime



Integrated Value


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Power is...Workload-Optimizing Systems

Virtualization without LimitsResiliency without Downtime



Integrated Value

IBM i Solid State Drive SupportAutomatically collectperformance data and move hotdata to SSDs

IBM i 6.1 virtualization for I 7.1partitions

PowerHA Async Geo Mirrorand LUN-level Switching

POWER 7 Energy Efficiency

Systems Director NavigatorPerformance Data Investigator,Watches and More

Total Integration of DB2XML DatatypeColumn level Encryption

Open Access for RPGExtend to pervasive devices

Languages & MiddlewareZend Core Community Edition

IBM i 7.1


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The IBM i Business

100,000+ Customers

100,000s SystemsTop Industries

1. Wholesale Dist.

2. Retail

3. Computer Services

4. Insurance

5. Retail Banking

6. Consumer Package

7. Travel &Transportation

8. Automotive

9. ...

Top Countries

1. United States

2. Italy

3. Japan

4. Germany

5. Spain

6. France

7. UK

8. Canada9. ...

115+ Countries 20+ Industries

IBM i has more customers than any other IBM system platform


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Integration

IBM i ArchitectureSingle Level Store Object Based Architecture

Work Management

Technology Independent Machine Interface

... ...

Provides built-in application virtualizationIntegrates business components, e.g. DB2 database

Enables integrity, security, virus-resistanceAutomates & optimizes storage management

Ensures application compatibility across multiple technology generations

An ArchitectureDevoted to Business Stability, Simplicity, Security, Scalability

OS

IBM i


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Single Level Store EnablesIntegrated Storage Management

Through single level store, IBM i balances

data across available storage resourcesbased on performance, capacity, or type ofdrive

IBM i customers typically do not have storageadministrators

IBM i provides leading support for leveragingSolid State Drives to improve applicationperformance

IBM i can move data that is accessed more often to SSD

High priority object types are automatically placed on SSD

DB2 Objects can easily be placed on SSD

Simplified operations and storage management

Single Level Store

Automates & optimizes storage management

Associated Bank

Moved 8 DB2 tables to SSD reducing month endbatch run time by 40%

2:48460

2:43872

4:22072

BatchRun Time

# ofSSDs

# of SASDisk

Drives


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Object-Based is a Foundationfor Trusted Security

Object Based Architecture enables integrity,

security, and virus-resistance

Integration of the operating system andmiddleware results in a system that is easier tosecure

IBM i has a track record of significantly fewersecurity advisories than Microsoft WindowsServer

Secunia has issued 193 security advisories for Windows

Server 2003 with only 2 for IBM i

Trusted security with auditing and compliancetools

WindowsServer 2003

Source July 2009 http://secunia.com/product/1174/?task=statisticshttp://secunia.com/product/13949/?task=statistics

Between 2003 and 2009, MicrosoftWindows Server 2003 Enterprise Editionwas affected by 193 Secunia issuedadvisories, 6% of which remain unfixed

Between 2003 and 2009, i5/OS V5Rx wasaffected by 2 Secunia issued advisorieswhich have been fixed

IBM i


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Integration Brings Simplicity andLow Total Cost of Ownership

The IBM i operating environment includes

operating system and middleware componentsthat are designed, developed, built, tested,delivered, and supported as one

IBM i includes integrated middleware

Microsoft Software Stack

Windows Server

SQL Server

Forefront Security

Data Protection ManagerBizTalk Server

Svendsen

Power 520 with IBM iMigrated from Windows to IBM i running SAPBusiness All-in-One

For the same price as the proposed Intelarchitecture, we purchased a single, more powerfuland scalable Power Systems server, with all thecharacteristic advantages of IBM i: legendaryreliability, high resilience against viruses, and thebuilt-in IBM DB2 database.

Lutz IlgnerCEO

ftp://ftp.software.ibm.com/common/ssi/pm/ab/n/spc03087deen/SPC03087DEEN.PDF

Integrated middleware for efficient businessprocessing

DB2

Apache

Java

WebSphere Application Server Express

Zend Core (PHP)

Systems management

Security management

Storage management


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Lower Total Cost of Ownership IBM i has a track record of delivering

lower total cost of ownership than x86servers

IBM i and Power servers offers three-year IT costs that are: (ITG Study*)

41% less than for use of x86 Windowsservers and SQL Server

47% less than for use of x86 Linux serversand Oracle

7-Eleven Stores Pty LtdRunning SAP applications on IBM i for 10 years

Features like dynamic logical partitioning andintegration with Windows-based systems meanthat IBM i and Power Systems can provide near-100 per cent availability for our SAP and non-SAP

applications, while ensuring high utilization ofresources and a very attractive TCO.

Dennis LewisChief Information Officer

Three-year Costs by PlatformAverages for All Installations

* Value Proposition for IBM Power Systems Servers and IBM i: Minimizing Costs and Risks for Midsize BusinessesInternational Technology Group, Los Altos, California http://www.ibm.com/systems/power/software/i/strategy.html


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IBM i

Hardware

Hypervisor

SLIC (System Licensed Internal Code)

TIMI (Technology Independent Machine Interface)

DB/2 for i SecurityIntegrity

ProductManagement:IBM and ISV

AppIntegrity

Tools

DigitalCertificate

MgmtMessaging

Fix MgmtFix Life Cycle

WorkManagementfor MultipleWorkloads

Systems& Network

Management

ScriptCL &

QShell

PASE (PortableApplication

SolutionEnvironment):AIX Binaries

ILE:IntegratedLanguage

Environment

FileSystem

xSeriesHosting:Windows& Linux

WebServices

EnvironmentFor ILE apps

Java

DatabaseInterfaces

Standard &Unique

DB/2 UDB& DBA

Function

DirectoryServer

Encryption

App &Data at

Rest

FileServer

OutputMgmt

Security &Identity

Mgmt &

Enforcement

WebApp

Server

StandardNetworkSupport

WebServer

JointDevelop:

Major ERPVendors

Backup &

RecoveryServices

IntegratedPriced

Offerings

HighAvailability

Offering:Mirroring;

Task-based

Access:Windows,

Linux,Web:

System andDB

Etc.

IntegratedCompetitiveAdvantage

TypicalKernel

IBM i Client Value Integrated Features


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DB2 for i Supports new and existing apps

DB2 for i is a fully compliant SQL databasethat also provides the unique ability tosupport RPG applications

DB2 for i was the first database to meet100% of the core SQL 2008 ANSI standard

Integral to IBM i Built into and provided with IBM i

Integrated system and storage

management and security results in easieradministration

Majority of IBM i clients do not have aDatabase Administrator

Ready for Business Intelligence

With DB2 WebQuery, IBM i supportsBusiness Intelligence solutions withoutreplicating data to x86 systems with SQLServer and Oracle

South Carolina Student Loan

Power 520 with IBM i running DB2 Web QueryStopped extracting data to Microsoft tools

"Before the introduction of IBM DB2 Web Query, Iwould typically have to wait until the end of the monthin order to discover if my key metrics were being met.Now with DB2 Web Query, my metrics are on-demand, interactive. I not only see my metrics dailythrough pie charts and graphs, but I also have bothmy dollars and counts tabled before me on one page!To update, I simply refresh my screen. This tool hasreduced a laborious monthly task to daily usable dataall with a simple key stroke! How great is that!

David C. RoupeVice President of Guaranty Services

Self Managing Features

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DB2 for i

Automated Index Maintenance

Self Adjusting Query Optimizer forimproved performance

Automatic creation of Indexes

Automatic placement of data andindexes on disk

Feature


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Work Management - Virtualization from Day 1Multiple Applications on a Single Server

Almost all customers run multiple

applications on a single IBM ienvironment

IBM i subsystems provide workload isolation

IBM i systems typically run at a higherutilization rate than x86 systems

Virtualized to manage multipleapplications and processes

Gemeente Goes

Power 550 with IBM iSix municipalities consolidated SAP applications

from IBM i, HP-UX, and Linux into six IBM isubsystems within a single partition

The beauty of the subsystem approach is that youcan run completely separate systems within asingle logical partition and a single instance of theIBM i operating system. This can significantly

reduce software licensing costs.

Michal LeushuisManager System Technology

ftp://ftp.software.ibm.com/common/ssi/pm/ab/n/spc03010nlen/SPC03010NLEN.PDF

Comparing IBM System i Annual Operating Costs in Large Enterprises. Summary of IBM Customer ITOptimization Studies 2002-2006 An IBM White Paper

4.07%

x86

41.48%Average utilization

IBM iUtilization

IBM i vs x86

Power Server

App App App App App App App App App


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Simplified Operations

Systems Director Navigator for i is

an integrated tool for managing theintegrated IBM i operatingenvironment

Systems Director provides

advanced platform management formultiple, heterogeneous systems

Systems Director Active EnergyManager monitors data center powerusage and controls energy use ofPOWER6 and POWER7 processor-based servers

United States Bowling Congress

Consolidated onto Power servers and blades withPowerVMActive Energy Manager

USBC uses intelligent sensor technology tomanage power utilization to reduce cooling andelectricity costs in its data center. resulting in a

nearly 50 percent reduction in cooling cost andeliminates more than five tons of carbon emissionsannually.

Jim OberholtzerVice President Technology

http://www-304.ibm.com/jct03001c/press/us/en/pressrelease/27220.wss

IBM i ManagementIBM i Management


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Processor technology: 48-bit CISC to 64-bit RISCSMP: 2, 4, 8, 16, 32 or 64 -way

Memory and Disk: Increases in capacity and densityI/O adapters: SPD to PCI to PCI-X to PCIe

FutureTechnology

i Architecture Responsive to Change

Business applications

Client/server solutions

e-business

Business Intelligence

Collaboration

Hardw

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Softw

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Software is insulated from changes in the

underlying hardware.

Those who truly understand this don't want anything else.

Technology Independent Machine Interface (TIMI)

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System Licensed Internal Code (SLIC)


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Decades of Protecting Application Investments

64 Bit1995

POWER62007

AS/4001988

POWER52004

S/381978

POWER72010


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Application Investment Protection

Technology Independent MachineInterface ensures IBM i applicationcompatibility as the hardwaretechnology changes

IBM i releases and versions offer binarycompatibility and hardware optimization

Recompilation has not been required OS upgrades available from N-2

IBM i supports many applicationslanguages

RPG applications are extremely efficient forrunning business transaction applications

IBM continues to enhance RPG supporting WebServices, XML, Eclipsebased development tools,integration with Java and PHP

Runs your business applications withoutdisruption

Eclipse

FedEx Ground

Relied on IBM since its founding in 1985,

We came to the conclusion that the IBM i was the

best for our needs. Its stability, TCO andspeed of development convinced us we shouldnot only maintain our mid-range environment,but expand it to keep it at the center of ouroperations.

Ken SpanglerVP of IT

ftp://ftp.software.ibm.com/software/solutions/pdfs/ODC00297-USEN-00.pdf


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Business Resilience

IBM i has a proven reputation for

exceptional business resiliency 3 year cost of downtime for IBM i averages 80% less

than x86 servers (ITG Study)

POWER6 processor-based serversdeliver enhanced reliability features

including Processor Instruction Retry

PowerHA provides high availability anddisaster recovery solutions

Optimized for exceptional businessresilience

Ostnor

Power 520 with IBM iPowerHA provides high availability

The new IBM Power servers and upgraded ITenvironment give us the power, high availability,

security and reliability we need while helping usreduce costs.

Kerstin Resar-HindersIT manager

ftp://ftp.software.ibm.com/common/ssi/pm/ab/n/poc03012usen/POC03012USEN.PDF

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Paper Products

Manufacturer

Electronics

Manufacturer

Food & Beverage

Manufacturer

Industrial

Distributor

Windows/SQL server sLinux/Oracle ser vers

Power server/i

$ Millions

Cost of Downtime Three years

* ITG Report: Value Proposition for IBM Power Servers and i: Comparing Costs ForEnterpriseOne Deployments June 2009ftp://ftp.software.ibm.com/common/ssi/sa/wh/n/orw03002usen/ORW03002USEN.PDF


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Simplifies Management of x86 Servers and Blades

IBM i advanced storage management

can be extended to Windows andVMware servers Consolidates storage management

Simplifies storage management

Consolidates backup and restore processing

Can improve resiliency of x86 environment

Power server with IBM i integrates withBladeCenter and System x server viaiSCSI network Industry standard used to connect servers to

storage

Simplified operations and storagemanagement

Power System with IBM i

Nicholas & Company

Integrated BladeCenter H with seven blades toconsolidate 17 Windows servers

If a stand-alone server failed, it might take us fourto six hours to restore file and application datafrom tape. Because the IBM BladeCenter bootsfrom the IBM i, we can quickly replace the blade in

the event of a failure and could restore anapplication in 15 minutes.

Joe WoodCIO

ftp://ftp.software.ibm.com/common/ssi/pm/ab/n/isc03040usen/ISC03040USEN.PDF


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Open Application Design Choices

IBM i supports industry standards forinteroperability

Rational provides Eclipse rich client baseddevelopment tools

IBM i supports a choice of developmentlanguages and application servers

IBM i supports a choice of interfacetechnologies

Rational Open Access: RPG Edition creates

opportunity for innovation.

DB2 for i MySQL C/C++ COBOL Java RPG PHP

Web Portal Rich Mobile Services Character

IBM i Transaction Management WebSphere Application Server Integrated Web App Server Integrated Web Services Server Domino Zend (PHP) ISVs

Database Business Logic Interface


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Scalability for Mid-sized to Large Enterprises

IBM i runs on the fastest processors in theindustry: POWER6 and POWER7

IBM i runs on servers from 1 to 64 cores Scaling from 4300 to 294,700 CPWs

Up to 4 TBs of Memory & 2640 disk drives

IBM i is #1 SAP BI Benchmarks IBM i with Power 520, 550, and 570 deliver top results

for SAP Business Intelligence Benchmark

Investments are protected throughupgrades from previous generationsystems

Business applications are insulated from hardwaretechnology enhancements

Scalable to enable non-disruptive businessgrowth

SAP BI Mixed Load Standard Application Benchmarkcertified results are found at www.sap.com/benchmark

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# of warehouses has grown to over 500Transitioned from one S/38 to six POWER6 servers


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PowerVM Provides a Shared Infrastructure

PowerVM provides industrial StrengthVirtualization for AIX, IBM i, and Linux

Reduce hardware, software, and energycosts with micro-partitioning supporting up

to 10 partitions per core

Respond to changes in workload demandswith automatic movement of processor andmemory resources

Enhance IT infrastructure flexibility with I/Ovirtualization

Supports cross platform virtualization with

the ability run Linux x86 workloads

Virtualized to manage multiple applicationsand processes

256104Virtual NICs per VM

640512192Virtual CPUs perphysical server

256 GB

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64 GB

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VMwareESX 3.5

512 GB

64

256 GB

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vSphere4.0

4096 GBMemory per physicalserver

64CPUs per physicalserver

4096 GBMemory per VM

64Virtual CPUs per VM

PowerVMScalabilityFactors

PowerVM vs VMware

CBH Group

Power 550 with IBM iSupporting IBM i and AIX applications

The new IBM infrastructure has given us therobustness and scalability that we needed tohandle the massive shift in businessfocus and the rapid growth in user numbers.

Brad HarveyInfrastructure Manager

ftp://ftp.software.ibm.com/common/ssi/pm/ab/n/dic03002usen/DIC03002USEN.PDF

Power Server


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IBM Support for IBM i

IBM provides a single point of support

for the IBM i operating environment Single problem ownership for hardware, operatingsystem, and middleware drives faster problemresolution

Live-call model is responsive and client focused

IBM is a member of the Services &Support Professionals Association(SSPA) Hall of Fame

IBM Rochester Support Team has won multipleawards for Service Excellence and Best Practices

http://www.thesspa.com/starawards/hall_of_fame.asp


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Delivering Innovation with IBM i

Additional Enhancements

Support for BladeCenter S and H

Breakthrough performance with DS8000

Virtual storage for IBM i partitions with IBM iand PowerVM VIOS

PowerHA disk clustering

Improved Java and WebSphere performance

64-bit IBM JVM

Systems Director Navigator for i

Performance Investigator

Encryption for data on disk and tape backup

Intrusion prevention

VMware VMotion support for iSCSI

OmniFind Text Search

DB2 function & performance enhancements Middleware currency

and much more

32-bit IBM JVM

Webfacing Deployment environment

Web Services support for RPG

TCP/IP V6

Integration of BladeCenter via iSCSI

DB2 On Demand Performance Center

Enterprise Extender support for SNA

Intrusion detection

Administrative System Domain for HA

Virtual tape support for backups

DB2 function & performance enhancements

Middleware currency

and much more

Virtual storage for AIX partitions

Uncapped processor support for LPARs

Cross Site Mirroring support for IASPs

SQL Query Engine

.NET Managed Providers

iSeries Access for the Web

DB2 function & performanceenhancements

Middleware currency

and much more

Support planned for POWER7 processor-based servers

Support for DS3000, DS4000, DS5000, XIV,

and SVC PowerVM Active Memory Sharing

New I/O options including SFF SAS diskdrives, Smart IOA for Fibre Channel, 12x DDR

and more planned

Support for POWER6 processor-based servers

Managed by Systems Director

Integrated Web Application Server

Integrated Web Services Server DB2 Web Query

Support for Solid State Drives

MySQL support with DB2 Storage Engine

New I/O Options including 12X, PCI-e, SASDisk Drives

Support for POWER5 processor-basedservers

Zend PHP support

New I/O Options

IBM i 6.1March 2008

IBM i 5.4February 2006

i5/OS V5R3May 2004


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IBM i 7.1 Announcement Highlights

DB2 Support for XML and column level encryption

PowerHA SystemMirror for i Async Geographic Mirroring & LUN-level switching

Virtualization IBM i 6.1 virtualization for i 7.1 partitions

Solid State Drives

Automatic movement of hot data to SSDs

Rational Open Access: RPG Edition Extend application reach to pervasive devices

Zend Server Community Edition

PHP environment preloaded with IBM i

Systems Director Navigator for i Richer management of IBM i

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IBM i and Software as a Service

Over 90 ISVs currently offer SaaS solutions on IBM Power Systems with IBM i Lowers cost of solution acquisition

Lowers cost of ongoing maintenance

Unique technology that is core to IBM i enables ISV to deploy SaaS with littlechange to their applications

Low cost for ISV to offer SaaS solution

Multiple deployment models available today for varied customer needs without theneed for complicated cloud computing technology


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And there are more

90+ ISVs & Hosting providers

http://www.looksoftware.com/resources/case-studies/casestudy-arkona.aspx


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IBM i Offers Thousands of Leading Industry Solutions


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IBM i has an Active, Passionate Community


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IBM i is offered by Experienced Business Partners


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IBM i Strategy and Roadmap

Our commitment to our IBM i clients, ISVs and

business partners is solid and unchanged. Withour clearly defined processor and softwareroadmap, we are making substantial investmentsin the future of IBM i as an important, strategic

element in the IBM systems portfolio.

New IBM white paperIncludes information about the IBM i market, PowerSystems and IBM i roadmaps, plus the latest informationon POWER7 and IBM i 7.1

http://www.ibm.com/systems/power/software/i/rossmauri/index.html


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For Your Information

i Can by Dawn May http://ibmsystemsmag.blogs.com/i_can/ To share the hidden gems within IBM i.

Recent topics:

i Can Reclaim Spooled Files

i Can Automate Monitoring with Watches

i Can Share the Secrets of 7.1

You and i by Steve Will

http://ibmsystemsmag.blogs.com/you_and_i/ Directly communicate with the i community Strategy, architecture, announcements, and news.

Related topics:

Layers of iThe New Value of Single Level Store

You and i 7.1

Webcast Version of this presentation:

DawnMayiCanOn Twitter

Steve_Will_IBMiOn Twitter

#ibmiOn Twitter

www.youtube.com/user/lugoffice


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IBM i Roadmap

2008 2010

IBM i 6.1.1

20112009

IBM i 6.1

2012

IBM i 7.1

IBM i Next

Delivering new value to IBM i customers withMajor releases of IBM iSupport of new Hardware, I/O and virtualizationSoftware products not tied to major releases


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IBM i

Fostering growth and innovation in solutions

Theres real value in integration

Higher reliability

Simplicity Optimization

Automation

Security

Ease of operations Lower overall TCO

The architecture securely pavesthe way for technology leadershipwithout disrupting your business

Versatility to respond to opportunities and grow your business A strategic element of the POWER family

ibm.com/systems/power/software/i/


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