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July 2, 2007

iStudio Videos and Your Thoughts

So, you must have noticed all the videos we've been posting lately, thanks in a great part to the expertise of Bob Cozzi. We have iStudio videos featuring interviews from COMMON as well as iMonthly, which pre-loads on the NEWS & Analysis page. iMonthly covers hot topics each month while iStudio is more event-driven and publishes without a set schedule.

David Vasta commented on iStudio, "The System i needs more stuff like this to generate buzz and to provide different means of delivering the same honest message on how the best dang platform on earth is doing."

So David is a fan of the videos . . . anyone else care to chime in? Does a System i video fit your lunch schedule? Like the format? Have suggestions for new content? Let us know. . . .

Either way, we've posted the second batch of iStudio videos from COMMON, and they feature Duncan Kenzie and Elaine Lennox:

  • Duncan Kenzie, BCD's chief technical officer of product development, talks about WebSmart PHP, a new extension of WebSmart ILE that acts as a framework on top of Zend Core's APIs.

  • Elaine Lennox, in charge of IBM's System i marketing, talks about what she's excited about: the System i academic initiative, the new entry boxes and user-based pricing, MySQL, and the VIP program.

Enjoy!

Posted by cmaxcer at July 2, 2007 10:51 AM

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A picture is worth ten thousand words! So, video is a good way to go.

COMMON videos are nice. It is good to have videos to enhance the faith of believers. We also need to have videos to convert non-belivers to believers. Nice, expressive, and informative videos that will make it to websites such as YouTube will be great assets to System i.

The System i Innovation Challenge involves a stage that requires each team to create a short video. A good way to capitalize on the benefits of videos and to allow the students to exercise their creativity and innovation.

Posted by: Keng Siau at July 5, 2007 10:01 AM

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