Enhancing Security, Resiliency, and Scalability with IBM FlashSystem Storage
| Date: | Tuesday, February 18th, 2025 | |
| Time: | Beginning Promptly at 6pm EST | |
| Speaker: | Richie Palma | |
| Location: | Webinar only | |
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| Presentation: | Enhancing Security, Resiliency, and Scalability with IBM FlashSystem Storage |
In this session we will dive into the benefits of external storage for IBM i and how IBM’s storage portfolio complements the demands of IBM i shops of all sizes. With Security, High Availability, Disaster Recovery, and Data Growth continuing to be among the top concerns for IBM i shops, we look to external storage to enhance our most critical business servers. The increased adoption of virtualization, 24×7 operating requirements, and no room for downtime, external storage is growing in popularity for IBM i shops.
About the Presenter
Richie Palma is a Tech Solutions Consultant for Service Express, IBM Champion for Power (2017-2019), IBM Fresh Face of IBM i, Member of the Common S.E.T. (Strategic Education Team), founder of the “Midrange Meetup” in Grand Rapids, Michigan, on the steering committee for YIP’s (Young i Professionals), and on the board for SEMIUG (South East Michigan IBM i User Group). Richie also speaks at conferences, Webinars, and local user group meetings, attends industry conferences/events, and deliver opinions, ideas, and lessons learned through social media and authoring articles.
Richie spends most his professional time helping clients running IBM i on IBM Power Systems, towards a more efficient, stable, and resilient future. With a background and passion for lean manufacturing his mind is wired to seek the most efficient means toward producing a desired result. When introduced to the IBM i architecture in 2012 he found a technology that lives by lean principles. Efficiency within the walls of the data center can and is driving competitive advantage across all industries. Richie operates every day, as if it’s his duty to share knowledge and experiences with companies, so they can make an educated decision prior to purchasing that next x86 data center brick.