Monthly Archives: July 2013

Practical Tips for Technical Advocates

Posted on July 15, 2013 by Jay Kruemcke

The Value of Technical Advocates Developers partnering with a clients as a long-term technical advocate has many benefits. These relationships can improve client satisfaction and increase sales activity.   Being a technical advocate also helps the developer expand their perspective … Continue reading →

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Poll results: A simple poll about your use of AIX and Power

Posted on July 8, 2013 by Jay Kruemcke

I want to thank all the participants of my survey on the levels of AIX and Power Systems used by your company. It was my first attempt to use Polldaddy and the survey questions had some rough edges due to my … Continue reading →

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IBM helps support Open Source Software for AIX

Posted on July 1, 2013 by Jay Kruemcke

Last week (June 28, 2013) I made a rather cryptic tweet @chromeaix RT @rhy0lite: IBM contributed a #POWER7 #AIX 7.1 system to the #GCC Compile Farm. #powersystems #osuosl http://ow.ly/muf3p If you followed the link you saw this rather terse message Posted by Laurent GUERBY on June 28, 2013 – 18:01: Hi, … Continue reading →

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