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With about 60,703 companies relying on IBM i, the scarcity of the tech talent, to maintain, modernize, and automate their on-going mission-critical IBM i applications is the biggest challenge faced by IBM i users. Is there a way to deal with the shrinking talent pool? A proven way to acquire the right technical talent is to have an IBM i technology partner who has your back! What can they do about the shrinking talent pool?- You may ask. Here's how they can help you: - Enable the access to a larger talent pool of AS400 experts - Prioritize and segment the project responsibilities - Bring in domain expertise and risk management - Save excessive costs of hiring and onboarding - Free you up from micro-managing the team - Seamless post-development support Having a technology partner who puts you first is a surreal advantage. To know more, read here >> https://lnkd.in/eKVJFgB #ibmi #AS400development #modernize #upgrade #integration #migration #AS400support #outsource

The competence of AS400 developers working on your project is critical to the success of your AS400 development. Finding the correct personnel has become difficult due to the ever-changing modern company needs and shrinking talent pool of AS400 professionals. - Are you a technology leader dealing with a skills shortage? - Are you having trouble sleeping because project development is slowing? - Have you exhausted all possibilities for discovering the best AS400 developers? - Have you thought about using AS400 consulting services? Make no compromises in your hiring standards for AS400 developers, because compromise is merely another word for mediocrity. We at Abella Systems understand your dilemma, trust us when we say it's not the end of the world! Please send us an email at [email protected] with your question, and our IBMi experts would be pleased to assist you with your AS400 endeavors. #ibmi #as400 #iseries #itindustry #ibmicommunity #iseries #ibmi #as400 #ibmiseries #iseriesdevelopment #webservices #power9 #cloud #modernization #migration #upgrade #iseriessupport #iseriesservices #as400outsorcing #abellasystems #rpg #rpgle #rpgdeveloper #rpgdevelopment #rpgprogrammer #as400cobol #AS400modernization #IBMi #IBMimodernization #integration #upgrade #businesssolution #AS400administration  #modernize #AS400consultant #AS400development 

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The market for #AS400 developers can vary depending on factors such as location, industry demand, and the specific skills and experience of the developer. As of my last update in January 2022, the demand for AS400 developers has generally been stable, with many companies still relying on #IBM i (formerly known as AS400) systems to run critical business applications. However, it's worth noting that the AS400 platform, although still widely used, is considered legacy technology by some, and there has been a gradual shift towards more modern platforms and technologies in recent years. This shift may affect the demand for AS400 developers over time, although there will likely continue to be a need for developers who can maintain and modernize existing AS400 systems. Overall, AS400 developers with strong skills in #RPG (Report Program Generator) programming language, DB2 database management, and experience with IBM iSeries systems may still find opportunities in industries such as manufacturing, finance, healthcare, and logistics where AS400 systems are prevalent. Additionally, developers who can adapt to new technologies and integrate AS400 systems with modern solutions may be particularly valuable in the current market.

The future for AS/400 developers looks promising. While the workforce is aging, there's a high demand for skilled professionals who can bridge the gap between the robust AS/400 legacy systems and modern technologies. Developers should focus on modernizing their skillsets by learning contemporary languages, web development, and cloud concepts. By becoming proficient in both traditional RPG and newer technologies, AS/400 developers will be in a prime position to navigate modernization projects and remain highly valuable assets for organizations that rely on these powerful systems.

The paperless office stopped being a thing before the most senior Full Stack Engineer likely to be hired was born, but the jobs are still out there. Who has equal passion for AS/400 RPG, Java CICS Bridges and htmx? 🤖 Which is more damaging to a long-lived customer relationship? - Forced shift to (subscription) SaaS - Clinging to legacy language, technology and codebases (Java, Mainframe) I have encountered way more i and z Series than I ever expected, but in environments that leaned more toward Utility (Shipping, Trains, Power Companies). While there, I encountered fewer than expected "Enthusiasts" of those environments. Looking down-range to Enterprise, the AS/400 can still be found, branded as iSeries; "it opened the door to network computing for ordinary users and paved the way for the paperless office" ...thirty-five years ago. When will it stop?

WHY AS400 ? #IBMi #AS400 IBM released an easy-to-use computer series for small businesses and enterprises named AS/400. This mid-range computer series delivered better performance and high data security than other computer systems in the 80s. The AS in AS/400 refers to ‘Application System’ for those unfamiliar with this technology because it relies on applications rather than processors. The “AS/400 series”, also known as IBM iSeries, was a revolutionary computer system launched by IBM in 1988. It gained widespread popularity among businesses of all sizes globally due to its reliability, security, and ease of use. Early AS/400s were notable for the following key features: Integrated design: The AS/400 simplified setup and maintenance by combining processing power, storage, and I/O into a single unit. RPG programming language: A user-friendly language specifically designed for business applications; RPG (Report Program Generator) made developing software easier for companies. Menu-driven interface: Even non-technical users could use the AS400 because of its simple menu-driven interface. Multi-user support: Businesses could simultaneously share resources and improve efficiency using the AS/400. Reliability and security: Known for its rock-solid reliability and robust security features, the AS/400 was a trusted platform for critical business data.