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Just saw this on Facebook, and thought I would share. Maybe I’m corny, but I like this. Speaking of POWER...
Just saw this on Facebook, and thought I would share. Maybe I’m corny, but I like this. Speaking of POWER...
IBM is announcing the latest version of LotusLive services. These services are scheduled to go live the weekend of May...
I had this issue with a project earlier within an ANT build script I have for Team Concert. In this...
This last week IBM announced that RDiSOA 8 is now available. Current customers have already been able to download the...
These videos blow me away. As expensive as it is to maintain air cooled server racks in large data centers,...
This little gem of an error came up today. While installing Rational Developer for Power, I got a message that...
Team Concert can handle complex dependency builds on the IBM mainframe. If you have a long deployment tasks that are...
For those interested, the Jazz team announced Beta 3 for all three Rational CLM products including: Team Concert Quality Manager...
Rational Application Developer’s bigger brother is Software Architect. I’ve been using it for years for all sorts of development and...
The build engine capability of Rational Team Concert is capable of doing anything you want to do with Apache ANT,...
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