Next generation applications for big data and analytics (US) and cognitive computing (US) are providing unprecedented insights into opportunities, threats and efficiencies for organizations to discover new revenue sources, develop personalized customer experiences, such as personalized medicine, and improve the communities in which we live. Built as an open platform for choice (US) (industry standard Linux, AIX and IBM i), Power Systems provides flexibility and choice for organizations of all sizes to turn massive volumes of raw data into actionable business insights.
Spotlight
Powering industry with data driven insights (US)
Review the latest announcement from IBM Power Systems worldwide
Evolving applications for big data and analytics (US)
Colin Parris, IBM Power Systems General Manager
Just 4 clicks to the cloud (00:01:24)
It’s easy to deploy your next application
How safe is your critical data? (US)
Is your platform secure? Really?
Jeff Jonas on big data and analytics (00:01:31)
What is big data, and what makes it different from regular data?
Watson (00:06:43)
The Science behind an answer
Using Linux to drive innovation (00:05:39)
IBM PowerLinux solutions - optimized enterprise platform
What we offer:
Attend Power Systems events
Business Analytics Summit 2013
Gain insight into how business analytics can drive relevant business value.
InformationWeek Webcast
Forrester Total Economic Impact of running Analytics workloads on IBM Power Systems
IBM Power Systems Technical Symposium
Refresh your skills with technical sessions (May 8 – 10)
Edge2013
Sharpen your IT skills.
Cloud, Storage, PureSystems
June 10-14
Mandalay Bay | Las Vegas, NV
COMMON 2013 Fall Conference & Expo
September 9 - 11, 2013
Renaissance St. Louis Grand Hotel
St. Louis, Missouri
Power Systems Training
Expand your skills with AIX, IBM i, and Linux offerings
Connect with thought leaders
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Benchmarking and Systems Performance
Elisabeth Stahl
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AIXpert
Nigel Griffiths
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IBM i Chief Architect
Steve Will
Jeff Scheel,
IBM Linux Technology Center
Jeff Scheel
Senior Technical Staff Member in IBM's Linux Technology Center
Jeff Scheel, a Senior Technical Staff Member in IBM's Linux Technology Center, serves as the PowerLinux Chief Architect. He directs IBM's technical investment in PowerLinux and works with customers and partners to solve problems with Linux on IBM Power Systems and PowerLinux servers.
Jeff's Blog: The PowerLinux Community
Jeff's a frequent contributor to the developerWorks PowerLinux community blog — providing answers to commonly asked questions, sharing insight from his travels and discussions with users, and highlighting key product and technical information. Join the community, follow along, and engage with other PowerLinux community members.
Jeff also recommends
* Postings on non-IBM sites are independent of IBM and do not necessarily represent IBM's positions, strategies or opinions.
Jeff Scheel
Senior Technical Staff Member in IBM's Linux Technology Center
Jeff Scheel, a Senior Technical Staff Member in IBM's Linux Technology Center, serves as the PowerLinux Chief Architect. He directs IBM's technical investment in PowerLinux and works with customers and partners to solve problems with Linux on IBM Power Systems and PowerLinux servers.
Jeff's Blog: The PowerLinux Community
Jeff's a frequent contributor to the developerWorks PowerLinux community blog — providing answers to commonly asked questions, sharing insight from his travels and discussions with users, and highlighting key product and technical information. Join the community, follow along, and engage with other PowerLinux community members.
Jeff also recommends
* Postings on non-IBM sites are independent of IBM and do not necessarily represent IBM's positions, strategies or opinions.
