Built for business
IBM i is an integrated operating environment with a reputation for exceptional security and business resilience for over 25 years.
IBM i technology refresh
IBM i 7.2 TR2 provides new capabilities and function in the database, mobile and social environments
DB2 Web Query DataMigrator ETL Extension
Supporting the creation, population and maintenance of data base tables from one or more data sources
The IBM i Future – 2015 version
Open innovation for waitless insights and business-agile infrastructure
How IBM Power Systems analyze data for new revenue opportunities
What we offer:
Why IBM i
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The IBM i strategy
IBM i on Power Systems for midsize businesses
Minimizing costs and risks in cloud, analytics, and mobile applications
IBM i on Power Systems for enterprise businesses
Value of resilience for next-generation analytics, cloud, mobile and social media
SAP on IBM i (PDF, 3.16MB)
State-of-the-art capabilities - read the ITG analysis of the benefits of SAP on IBM i
Powerful foundation for private and hybrid clouds
Power Enterprise Pools - introducing new flexibility and responsiveness for activating capacity on demand
Client success stories
Enabling success on the POWER8 platform (00:02:28)
Key benefits for SMB's and manufacturing distribution clients
Movado (PDF, 2.16MB)
Accelerates business processes with SAP software on IBM i
Plastipak (US)
SAP and IBM combination enables delivery of quality products on time, every time
Connectria (PDF, 663KB)
Hosts diverse customer needs with IBM Power Systems and IBM i
Liverpool Football Club (PDF, 550KB)
Builds a fast, reliable platform with Power Systems
“ One of the things that we always hear from our IBM i customers is that they’ve made an investment and it’s a rock-solid platform. ”
- Director, IT infrastructure, Connectria
“ By running our SAP applications on IBM i, we are able to manage a complex solution landscape with a minimum of effort and a lean IT team. ”
- Steve Cappitelli, Director of Global IT Operations, Movado Group
Resources for IT professionals:
Contact IBM
- E-mail IBM
- Or call us at
+202 3536 2536+202 3536 2536
Connect with us on Middle East & Africa social channels
Attend Power Systems events
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Edge2015 | May 11-15
The Venetian | Las Vegas, Nevada
Join us for technical and executive training in Storage, z Systems and Power Systems - all in one venue -
Insight2015 | October 25-29
Mandalay Bay | Las Vegas, Nevada
Big data and analytics conference -
IBM InterConnect2015
The premier cloud & mobile conference
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IBM Technical events
Infrastructure skills matter
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Expert IT debate
Does IT infrastructure determine success?
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Accelerate your innovations with ours
Join our Infrastructure Matters livestream event to learn more
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IBM i on Power Systems webcast
Turning decades of research data into valuable medical insight
IBM i experts
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Steve Will,
You and i, IBM i Chief Architect
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Dawn May
i Can, IBM i Software Architect
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Mike Cain
Team Leader, DB2 for i Center of Excellence
Tim Rowe
Business Architect Application Development & Systems Management for IBM i
Alison Butterill
iSight, IBM i Offering Manager
David Bruce
Architecture Matters, Enterprise Power Systems Marketing
Steve Will
Chief Architect: IBM i Operating System
Steve is the Chief Architect for IBM i, a Power Systems operating system used by hundreds of thousands of enterprises world wide. He is a frequent speaker at client events, collects requirements from customer advisory groups, and works with professionals inside and outside IBM on future technology.
Steve's blog: You and i
This blog is used to discuss topics related to IBM i, including our strategy, benefits of the architecture, announcements, and news. It allows the large and passionate IBM i client community the ability to respond, have conversations about what we say, and make the blog really be about you and i.
Steve also recommends
- IBM i wiki
- Linux for Power wiki
- "i Can" blog by Dawn May
- IBM Systems Magazine
- System iNetwork
- Young i Professionals
- IBM i Home Page
* Postings on non-IBM sites are independent of IBM and do not necessarily represent IBM's positions, strategies or opinions.
Dawn May
Senior Technical Staff Member
Dawn's current position is the technical lead for the IBM i Systems Software Development organization and IBM i Business Architect. In this position she has the responsibility for the overall strategy and plan for the core components of i.
Dawn's blog - i Can
The "i Can" blog is to share the "hidden gems" within IBM i. The name "i Can" is to convey the fact that IBM i can do more than most realize. The updates to this blog will generally be information about the latest features in the most current releases.
Dawn also recommends
- IBM i wiki
- Linux for Power wiki
- "You and i" blog by Steve Will
- COMMON - The Power Systems User Group
- IBM i portal
- Power Systems Community (US)
* Postings on non-IBM sites are independent of IBM and do not necessarily represent IBM's positions, strategies or opinions.
Mike Cain
Team Leader, DB2 for i Center of Excellence
Mike Cain is the team leader of the IBM DB2 for i Center of Excellence in Rochester Minnesota USA. Along with a team of highly skilled subject matter experts, Mike travels the world guiding, educating and supporting clients who want to get the most out of DB2 for IBM i. He specializes in SQL query performance and scalability, as well as very large database, business intelligence and analytics within the IBM i environment. Mike is a frequent speaker at technical conferences and user groups. He has spoken to and educated thousands of people on database concepts and information management at events across the United States, Europe and Asia.
Mike's blog: DB2 for i
This blog is used to provide insight and perspectives on data management using IBM i
David Bruce
WW Enterprise Power Systems Marketing
David Bruce is an IBM marketing manager responsible for Enterprise Power Systems. He works with Power Systems marketing and development teams to help identify and communicate the capabilities and benefits of Power Systems to clients. With more than 30 years with IBM, David has held positions in client hardware service, product development, offering management, sales, marketing, and management – all with a strong focus on applying technology to business problems and processes. David is fond of wide-open spaces, carpentry, and fresh air. You’ll find him occasionally tilting at windmills.
Architecture Matters
The intent of this blog is to discuss and help answer some of those questions about technology and architecture, and explore the benefits and the implications of different approaches. Should I choose private or public cloud for customer service? What’s the best way to integrate analytics for improved customer insights and a more personalized customer experience? What are the implications of bring your own device (BYOD) engagement models on data availability, security and privacy? We’ll explore these and other important questions through this blog.
David also recommends
- IBM Power Systems
- Power Systems Community (US)
- IBM Champions
- developerWorks IBM i
- developerWorks AIX and UNIX
- developerWorks Linux
* Postings on non-IBM sites are independent of IBM and do not necessarily represent IBM's positions, strategies or opinions.
