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Turn complexity into a competitive advantage with IBM Rhapsody Systems Engineering  

3 min read - We are thrilled to announce the new IBM® Rhapsody® Systems Engineering (Rhapsody SE), a web-based solution for systems engineering teams. This solution empowers them to deliver smarter, more complex and more competitive solutions to their end users, while turning increasing design complexities into a competitive advantage. [button link="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3TgoWe0Z3Qs"]Listen to experts introduce this exciting new tool[/button] The inherent nature of systems, whether at the initial design phase or during subsequent upgrades, is characterized by a rapid accumulation of new capabilities outpacing…

How digital solutions increase efficiency in warehouse management

3 min read - In the evolving landscape of modern business, the significance of robust operational and maintenance systems cannot be overstated. Efficient warehouse management helps businesses to operate seamlessly, ensure precision and drive productivity to new heights. In our increasingly digital world, bar coding stands out as a cornerstone technology, revolutionizing warehouses by enabling meticulous data tracking and streamlined workflows. With this knowledge, A3J Group is focused on using IBM® Maximo® Application Suite and the Red Hat® Marketplace to help bring inventory solutions…

The S3 Glacier storage classes bring the benefits of tape into the mainstream

3 min read - Every industry stores massive amounts of archival data, with new creation of data accelerating constantly. Although every organization has unique data access requirements, a large amount of archive data quickly moves to a rarely (if ever) accessed state.  But users and the applications they use demand access to data. The challenge has been how to integrate data access with long-term storage and data resiliency. This has caused the deep-but-accessible archive.   Figure 1: IBM Storage Deep Archive Figure 2: The evolution of…

New weather forecasts show human impact

5 min read - Weather forecasts give us an idea of what to expect during the day: how hot it will get, anticipated wind speeds, the likelihood of rain. What if the next time you opened the weather app on your phone, it also showed you just how much human activity is responsible for the conditions that we are experiencing? Climate physicists at the University of Oxford have developed a technique for determining exactly that, expanding our understanding of how we impact the planet.…

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