You, Me, and IBM i

You, Me, and IBM i
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You, Me, and IBM i lives at the intersection of wit and wisdom, and offers an inside look at the lives of the technical support experts at the IBM i Global Support Center. Each episode explores a new aspect of support, and leaves listeners better able to solve their own issues and get back to business. Alex Marquis ([email protected]) and Kurt Schroeder ([email protected]) welcome your comments, questions, and show suggestions.
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The podcast centers around themes of technical support, system administration, and customer relations, with episodes like 'What is LUG?' highlighting the input of large companies in directing IBM i development, and 'RGZPFM - Reorganize Physical File Member' detailing database optimization techniques. Additional topics include digital certificates, communication strategies in support roles, and innovations in IBM’s technology like Call Home.

You, Me, and IBM i lives at the intersection of wit and wisdom, and offers an inside look at the lives of the technical support experts at the IBM i Global Support Center. Each episode explores a new aspect of support, and leaves listeners better able to solve their own issues and get back to business.
Alex Marquis ([email protected]) and Kurt Schroeder ([email protected]) welcome your comments, questions, and show suggestions.
In this episode, we meet Jerry McKee and do a deep dive into SSL, TLS, Self-Signed Certificates, and get some great tips on securing your networks from bad actors. And as an added bonus we get some fun stories about AS/400 reliability straight from the guy who soldered the chips that made them so in the first place. It’s a no-nonsense breakdown of how customers can keep their data and devices safe in a world wired for risk.

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