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Every company’s wish is to incorporate a good corporate culture as a part of their business brand. But do we have any definition for a good corporate culture. There are several theories and articles on what good corporate culture is and how one can achieve this; then why is it that several companies, including the top companies, are struggling with issues centered around culture. The answer, according to us at Integrative Systems is very simple – Culture can never be borrowed and cheated upon; instead for a culture to succeed, it takes a clear definition of a Company’s Mission, It’s Value System, And Expectations of all stakeholders – employees, customers, vendors, etc. Further, cultures develop within an organization and are constantly tested with every decision at every level. Let’s discuss what makes a good culture within an organization. Good culture has a pivotal impact on the growth of the organization. And, we cannot ignore the fact that every company is unique, has differ

IBM iSeries is a midrange server developed to fit data storage and computing requirements for businesses.  Since launch, the system has undergone several enhancements and IBM has consistently invested in reinvigorating and delivering new capabilities on the iSeries platform, and most importantly customers are taking advantage of these cutting-edge technologies to deliver new business services. Further, on account of this, IBM iSeries systems and software applications can be integrated with variant networks other native applications, web and mobile applications with the help of advanced programming methods such as ILE, C++, Java, PHP, web services, etc. One key aspect that we personally believe kept this system highly competitive during the last three decades is its underlying robust architecture and it’s world-class integration abilities. This underlying architecture of the system is not an add-on feature of the system but was an inherent aspect of the operating system from day on

There have been a lot of debates on the topic of whether as400 dead? or if it’s going to last for another decade? Based on my prolonged experience in technology I can say that the system did work for me. I am going to explain how you can utilize most of your legacy applications. This blog is dedicated to IBM iSeries/AS400 users who are facing problems in their IBM iSeries system. Quick Updates on IBM iSeries progress AS400 System features a tightly self-contained architecture with a database and several developments software, middleware, hardware, security and integrated business applications. It is a multiuser, multitasking and very secure system. Initially, the system is driven by the 64-bit OS/400 operating system however the capacity has been increased with time and as per the requirement of the business. iSeries 890 is geared for industries where large databases and high volumes of transactions are processed. The eServer iSeries platform is currently used by ove