Technical white papers

Partner White Paper: Design-time Automation Strategies for Business Integration

Design-time Automation does for IT organizations what integration middleware does for businesses. By automating time-consuming, repetitive, and error prone development activities, it slashes project delivery time, cost, and risk, improves IT resource efficiency, and hastens the onset of integration benefits to the business.

Electronic Document Management: What it could mean for your organization

Migrating from a paper based business environment to electronic documents is common for most businesses these days, however, it can be a complex process without the proper planning. In this white paper we will review these processes and hopefully educate the reader on best practices.

Smart Content Management Though the Use of CMS Technology

While System i shops both large and small can benefit from the use of advanced content management systems, many worry about security-related challenges. Key industry analysts say centralized document storage and maintenance are critical tenets to better customer service, but how do you implement multiple levels of security to make self-service over intranets and public networks a safe reality?

S4i EDM Technical White Paper

Replacing paper documents with electronic ones results in reduced labor, material expense, and better communication, customer service, and risk management. This white paper will endeavor to describe the benefits associated with document automation and the vast functionality, flexibility and security available to an organization implementing an IBM System I based electronic document management solution using the example S4i Express.

S4i Disk Management Technical White Paper
Managing the resources consumed by any computer system is a time-consuming, unrewarding and more often than not, very expensive operation. Unfortunately, as the
system grows, disk management tasks must be performed more frequently. By using software that automates these critical tasks, tangible improvements in the utilization of computing and human resources can be realized.