The eServer pSeries is IBM's strategic family of UNIX computers. This updated edition provides an overview and reference for the latest pSeries models, options, disk storage, printers, tape drives, UNIX operating system enhancements, e-business software, displays, network stations, and much more. Also addressed are business issues including lease versus purchase, maintenance strategies, cost justification, and office ergonomics. Hypothetical case studies of small, medium, and large businesses illustrate how to solve real business problems with pSeries solutions.

This nontechnical guide introduces RS/6000 computer products and features, including a hands-on session with the RISC System/6000 computer.

The eServer pSeries is IBM’s strategic family of UNIX computers. This updated overview and reference discusses the latest pSeries models, options, disk storage, printers, tape drives, UNIX operating system enhancements, e-business software, displays, network stations, and much more. Also addressed are business issues such as leasing versus purchasing, maintenance strategies, cost justification, and office ergonomics. Hypothetical case studies of small, medium, and large businesses illustrate how to solve real business problems with pSeries solutions. This replaces 1885068816.

This updated guide reviews the AIX operating system and provides in-depth coverage of RS/6000 systems, as well as tips on productivity, network configuration, and more.

With the announcement of the new line of network computers called IBM NetworkStations, comes the first comprehensive overview of its architecture, models, and options.

This detailed look at IBM’s software products for e-business enables IBM users to gain a fundamental understanding of e-business architecture, where IBM software products fit into that architecture, and where to go to get more information. The main products and platforms for development tools and components, application server software, and secure network and management software are described. This book also distinguishes between two or more IBM software products that appear to serve the same purpose but really have different applications. Key products covered include DB2, Web Sphere, Lotus Domino, and Tivoli. This replaces 1885068581.

If you need to stay current with IBM's popular RS/6000 family of Unix workstations and servers, this easy-to-read book (and the companion "Members Only" website) is for you. Widely considered the bible of the RS/6000 world, Exploring IBM RS/6000 Computers tells you everything you need to know to integrate and manage RS/6000 computers in small, medium, or large sized business environments. This new Seventh Edition has been updated to cover the latest RS/6000 models, Internet and client/server software, object technology, AIX operating system and middleware, displays, disk storage, printers, tape drives remote access products and much more. The companion web site offers updates and additional RS/6000 resources - only accessible by readers of the book!