IBM Impact2012 D+1: IBM Mobile Foundation and IBM PureSystems

Today 30th of April 2012, IBM made two announcements.

First the IBM Mobile Foundation, this new software portfolio provides a toolkit to create new mobile application from the connectivity with Cast Iron, build & development (IBM Worklight and free technical resources on developerWorks), manage and secure (IBM Endpoint Manager) and a set of services to capitalize solutions (IBM Quick Win Pilot).

Secondly, the IBM PureSystems, with the IBM Virtual Pattern kit for Developers which allows developer to create their own plugin and pattern for PureSystems. The developers is able to create its own components, links and policies for pattern. Look at the developerWorks article to know more on “Create and customize virtual application patterns

IBM Impact2012 D-day: Get free trial on IBM PureApplication System

Myself at Impact2012 booth B16

This was Impact2012 first day and many interesting discussions along the day.

We announced also a 90-days free trial on the IBM PureSystems.

Pass by booth B-16 or T-6 to get more information or visit page Try IBM PureSystems. No charge.

This trial will provide you the possibility to use the collaborative lifecycle management service and create your own virtual application/system pattern and access images from the IBM SmartCloud Enterprise platform.

The booth is open everyday but I’ll be personally at the booth B-16:

– Monday & Tuesday 10:00AM-12:00PM, 02:00PM-04:00PM

– Wednesday: 12:00PM-02:00PM.

 

IBM Impact2012 D-1

Tomorrow IBM Impact 2012 will open at Palazio-Venetian:

Fashion Show Mall on the Strip with "The Cloud"

 

 

 

Many sessions are planned again. I remember the last time I came at IBM Impact it was in 2008 and the main subject was SOA with the IBM WebSphere ESB, now the focus is much more on cloud.

 

Sessions around IBM PureSystems (or on developerWorks  IBM PureSystems) with its two flavor IBM PureFlex System and IBM PureApplication System. An IBM PureSystem Center has been created and contains a number of solutions for these two brand new IBM Systems.

Talk to you soon.

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