Definition of IBM
IBM HTTP Server is a web server based on Apache Foundation web server that runs on AIX, HP-UX, Linux, Solaris, Windows 2000/2003 and Windows NT.
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IBM Smart Business Technical Whitepaper
IBM Smart Business is about the ease of acquiring and managing business solutions developed by IBM and Business Partners such as ERP, CRM, finance and accounting, mobility, security, e-commerce, and telephony—rather than acquiring IT fixes. So with as little as a few clicks, you can have access to capabilities such as e-mail, as well as many other applications. Solutions are built on a set of open standard interfaces called IBM Smart Business Application Integrator, which makes the installation of new applications, systems management and online services easy to use, consistent, and compatible for businesses.
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Improving Systems Management and Availability with x86 Virtualization
The hardware platform on which virtualization is deployed can play a significant role in determining the extent to which users achieve the possible benefits while overcoming potential obstacles. This paper reviews some of the ways that deploying virtualization on leading-edge x86 servers such as IBM’s System x™ and BladeCenter™ platforms, as well as using IBM’s management software, can maximize the manageability and availability benefits of adopting virtualization.
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IBM OpenPower 720 System
Built on a mainframe-inspired technology and tuned for the Linux environment, IBM OpenPower systems meet the requirements of clients by delivering the performance, features, reliability, availability and computer power they expect from larger systems at affordable price-points.
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