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Talsco Weekly: The New Development Toys for the IBM i

November 10, 2022 by patrick staudacher

Talsco Weekly Development Toys for IBM i

Welcome to another edition of Talsco Weekly Development:  The New Development Toys for the IBM i. Visual Studio Code and RPGLE. Db2:  The hidden history of Db2. AI:  IBMs Strategic Partnerships help AI Adoption. Hiring:  Why It Pays to Be Sceptical About Behaviour Tests. Development The New Development Toys for the IBM i “From Merlin […]

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Filed Under: Career, Development, Hiring, Newsletter Tagged With: AI, API, DB2, RDi, RPG, rpgle

Talsco Weekly: What you need to know about IBM i Hacking

September 15, 2022 by patrick staudacher

Talsco Weekly IBM i security

Welcome to another edition of Talsco Weekly News:  An IBM i seat costs less than your iPhone per month. Career:  Curiosity Shapes The Future. Security:  What you need to know about IBM i Hacking. Modernization:  Debunking Modernization Myths. Python:  Python String Methods to Know. News An IBM i seat costs less than your iPhone per […]

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Filed Under: Career, Modernization, News, Newsletter, Security Tagged With: code convertors, Python

Talsco Weekly: Leadership, Quantum Computing and ERP for the i

August 10, 2022 by patrick staudacher

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Welcome to another edition of Talsco Weekly Leadership:  7 skills CIOs say are core to their jobs. Think differently about talent in your IBM i shop. Quantum Computing:  A quantum leap. ERP:  JD Edwards Customers Face Support Decisions. Career Development:  The Power of Saying No. Leadership 7 skills CIOs say are core to their jobs […]

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Filed Under: Career, Leadership, Newsletter Tagged With: ERP, ERP Modernization, quantum, Quantum Computing, Rpg Developer

Talsco Weekly: IBM i Career, Modernization and RPG Programming

July 28, 2022 by patrick staudacher

ibm i career, leadership and training to succeed

Welcome to another edition of Talsco Weekly News:  No Plan To Bring .NET To Power, IBM Says. Career:  Developers are burned out. Leadership:  IBM on the Evolving Role of the CIO: Interview with Kathryn Guarini, CIO of IBM. Modernization:  What is the IBM i and is it worth it? Programming:  Code your first React UI […]

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Filed Under: Career, Modernization, News, Newsletter Tagged With: .net, API, IBM i, Rpg Developer, Rpg Programmer, RPG training, ui

Talsco Weekly: IBM i News, Development and Security

July 14, 2022 by patrick staudacher

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Welcome to another edition of Talsco Weekly News:  What are the benefits of Power10? Development:  Low-code development becoming a business skill. Merlin Development Framework Now Supports IBM i 7.3. History of Node.js on a Timeline. Learning:  Ask the IBM i expert. Security:  IBM i Secruity Flaws Revealed. News What are the benefits of Power10? The […]

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Filed Under: Career, Development, News, Newsletter, Security Tagged With: merlin, Node.js, power10

Talsco Weekly: News, Data, Careers & Modernization for IBM i

July 1, 2022 by patrick staudacher

IBM i hiring and career Talsco Weekly

Welcome to another edition of Talsco Weekly News:  Infor to stop developing on-prem software for IBM iSeries. Data:  IBM Mulls Using DataMigrator as Cloud Warehouse Pipeline. Hiring:  IT hiring: 5 challenges with emerging technologies. Modernization:  There are Unicorns on the Mainframe. Career:  A subtle mistake about how to aquire useful career skills. News Infor to […]

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Filed Under: Career, Hiring, News, Newsletter Tagged With: datamigrator, datawarehouse, ERP

Talsco Weekly: Career, Remote Work and Trends on the i

March 10, 2022 by patrick staudacher

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Welcome to another edition of Talsco Weekly Trends:  IoT, AI, ML and Remote work Accelerate Change. Career:  IT workers face burnout. IBM i Salaries: Underpaid, Yet Highly Valued And Hard To Replace. Remote Work:  Back to Business: Re-Rethinking the Open Office. Training:  Training RPG Developers for the Future. Trends IoT, AI, ML and Remote work […]

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Filed Under: Career, News, Newsletter, Remote Work

Talsco Weekly: IBM i Development, Training and Remote Work

February 9, 2022 by patrick staudacher

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Welcome to another edition of Talsco Weekly Development:  Marketplace Study Shows How IBM i Language Use Evolves. Learn How to Deploy a PHP App on the IBM i. Deploy a Node.js app on the IBM i. What is a REST API? Training:  Managing IBM i source with Git. WMCPA Spring Conference Details. Remote Work:  What’s […]

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Filed Under: Career, Development, News, Newsletter, Remote Work Tagged With: git, Node.js, rest api

Talsco Weekly: News, Leadership, Conferences and ERP for the i

February 3, 2022 by patrick staudacher

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Welcome to another edition of Talsco Weekly News:  What will Kyndryl’s role be with the IBM i customer base? A Summary of IBM Platform Businesses. Leadership:  3 Tensions Leaders Need to Manage in the Hybrid Workplace. Training:  It’s back: WMCPA Spring Conference. ERP:  Food Manufacture leverages IBM Power Systems Virtual Server. The value of Industry […]

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Filed Under: Career, Leadership, News, Newsletter, Remote Work Tagged With: ERP, ERP Modernization, kyndryl

Talsco Weekly: IBM i Latest Trends, API and Development

January 26, 2022 by patrick staudacher

Talsco weekly internet of things

Welcome to another edition of Talsco Weekly Development:  The Best Language for RPG Developers to Learn. Is COBOL on IBM i Experiencing a Renaissance?. Trends:  10 IoT technology trends to watch in 2022. Hiring:  How to Attract and Hire RPG Developers. API:  APIs: The secret ingredient for one company’s massive tech leap. Development The Best […]

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Filed Under: Career, Development, Hiring, Newsletter Tagged With: API, api development, COBOL, development, IBM i, Iot

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