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WebSphere Integration Developer: The Modern Business Integration Tool
Today's businesses define their leading edge through innovative process management solutions. Only through efficient and timely response to change can they hope to maintain that edge and grow their position. For clients seeking flexible and robust integration solutions, Sirius offers solutions based on the WebSphere Integration Developer (WID) development tooling.
Rational Team Concert: Improve Development Team Efficiency in as Little as Three Weeks
Rational Team Concert (RTC) is IBM's flagship product for managing the application development cycle. Built on the Jazz platform, RTC provides a robust collaborative life cycle management solution with support for agile and traditional project planning, project reporting, process workflow, management of work items, and management of source code.
New Sirius White Paper: Empowering Midsize Companies with POWER7
For three decades, Sirius has been helping clients improve performance, reliability and efficiency in the data center with servers based on the IBM POWER architecture. Now, with the addition of the latest generation in the family—POWER7 processors—Sirius clients are running more applications faster and more reliably than ever before.
Sirius Collaboration Solutions offer help to Health Care Payers
Recent legislative changes have the potential to dramatically increase demand for provider services inside a system that is already being pushed to its limits. Health care payers have no choice but to respond with improvements in how they operate, as they seek ways to reduce costs and increase efficiencies. Sirius Collaboration Solutions for Health Care Payers is here to help.
Exchange and SharePoint Bloat? Get in Shape with Intelligent Archiving Solutions
Mandated by corporate governance, legal and compliance requirements, IT organizations are today compelled to implement company-wide retention policies for e-mail and collaboration systems such as Microsoft Exchange and SharePoint. This never-ending flood of e-mail, PST folders and files is driving storage costs up. Backup windows are shrinking. So companies are increasingly interested in controlling storage and operational costs through archiving.
Experience IT Solutions Live at a Sirius Technology Enablement Center
In a world where technology is critical to your business, why invest in IT without knowing how well it can deliver? Sirius operates nine Technology Enablement Centers (TECs) you can analyze your current business and IT processes, experiment with a range of hardware and software options, explore the potential of IT solutions, and identify opportunities for improving business performance.
IBM Computer Takes On Grand Champions on Jeopardy!
Over the last century, IBM has reached numerous scientific breakthroughs through its commitment to research and its tradition of Grand Challenges. The next challenge? A computer that can understand and respond to human language and will potentially change the way we interact with machines. To test this breakthrough in language processing and analytics, IBM has created a computer called Watson to take on two grand champions on the game show Jeopardy!
Ease the Cost of Migration with the IBM z Rewards Program
As part of their commitment to delivering ongoing price-performance improvement and increasing economic value to clients, IBM is taking actions to reduce the cost of deploying and growing new workloads on System z, with the z Rewards program.
Gartner: NetApp is Leader in Modular Disk Array Magic Quadrant
NetApp has been positioned by Gartner, Inc. in the Leaders quadrant for midrange and high-end modular disk arrays in a recently released research note, "Magic Quadrant for Midrange and High-End Modular Disk Arrays."
IBM Tops Patent List for 18th Consecutive Year
On January 10, IBM announced that its inventors had received a record 5,896 U.S. patents in 2010, marking the 18th consecutive year it has topped the list of the world's most inventive companies. IBM became the first company to be granted as many as 5,000 U.S. patents in a single year.
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