The All-Everything Machine : The Story of IBM's Finest Computer System by Brian W. Kelly (2005, Paperback)

Brian W. Kelly

Lets Go Publish

There is no better kept secret in your computer than the chip that makes everything go. Most People simply look for Intel Inside and look no further. That paradigm had been working for years. Today you can find better performance and lower prices with alternative processing chips. Intel, the dominant chip maker in the world is a household name but is it still the technology leader that it claims to be? This book answers that question and it also gives you information that you need to know to understand what’s inside the engine of your computer and why the old maxims no longer apply. You won’t be able to put this book down. Everything you want to know about chips is in here. The beauty of this book is that it not only gives you the inside scoop on which engine should drive your PC, but it also offers a first-class business and historical perspective on a fascinating technology based industry.   The Chip War between AMD and Intel, IBM, and others will be big news for years to come. Even then, the case may not be decided permanently. Who will survive? Who will win the Chip Wars? This book gives you the best insights as to what the fight is all about and who is poised to win. Though this book was originally produced in 2005 and it is in its second reprint with minor modifications, it is still the defining book for programmers, analysts, IT Directors, network analysts, etc. Even John Q. Public can gain from reading this great book. It speaks the language of every day Americans and does not assume everybody is a technology engineer. You may even find yourself selling or buying some stock based on what you are about to gain from this book.   The Chip industry is a real soap opera and the facts actually make a great tale. When you read the details, you will be glued to this book. You will soon know the whole story. With lots of chatter behind the scenes, IBM,an unlikely contestant in the Chip Wars, is keeping very quiet. But isn’t Big Blue the leader in future home technology with its lock on the game console industry? Why is it that it seems that the only two chip companies who are not paying IBM for semiconductor advice are IBM and Intel? What about the many semiconductor partnerships going on today? Who will they benefit? Why does it seem that IBM, a company that is theoretically not even at war with Intel on all of the industry semiconductor teams? Could this group of partners be ready to take on Intel in the open community? Viva La Guerra!

Chip Wars: Written in 2005 with some updates—still the defining book on chip technology for programmers, analysts, IT Directors, network analysts…even John Q. Public.

Computers & Technology

Kelly, Brian W.

Computer Science

The iSeries Pocket SQL Guide: AS/400 and iSeries SQL Concepts, Coding Examples & Exercises

The System i Pocket RPG & RPGIV Guide

The book is written for those of us who love Notre Dame Football. Those who hate ND football will also want this book so they can get a leg up on the facts missing from the bookshelves of those ND fans who do not have this book. The book first tells the story about Notre Dame's founding in 1842 and quickly gets to the first football game in 1867. From there, the progression leads, to the Notre Dame's first football game in 1887, then to the first Notre Dame coach in 1894, and of course to the great immortal Notre Dame coaches-- Rockne, Leahy, Parseghian, Devine, and Holtz, to the current season with Coach Brian Kelly. This book captures the great moments in Notre Dame Football. It takes the reader through stories about Notre Dame's 31 coaches to great stories about 127 seasons worth of great games (1247 games). The book often stops in time and talks about a particular player such as Johnny Lujack, Paul Hornung, Tony Rice, Brady Quinn, or Deshone Kizer. You will not be able to put this book down

Great Moments in Notre Dame Football

Sports & Outdoors

Kelly, Brian

Football (American)

This book is designed to be your pocket guide for learning and using the standard development tools (Application Development Tool Set -- ADTS) available with just about every AS/400 and IBM i server. Author Brian Kelly used his stand-up classroom courses as the basis for these self-contained QuikCourses. This book is based on 20 years of classroom experience and more than 30 years of experience with AS/400 and IBM i products. It is chock full of hands-on tutorial exercises. When you experience this very real, easy-to-understand explanation of what IBM i and its AD components are all about, and how to use the IBM AD tools, you'll understand the immense value of this guide. This is the first book to hand to new developers. With a little help from your system administrator, new-hires can use the AS/400 and IBM Application Development tools in days, not months. Moreover, existing developers can gain valuable insights, reminders, and tips to enhance their AD experience. This book is a very inexpensive tool for IT managers to use to create new programmers from smart people within the organization.

The AS/400 and IBM i Pocket Developers Guide: QuikCourses: Architecture, AD Setup, CL, PDM, SEU, DFU, Work Management, SDA, Subfiles, etc. (IBM AS/400 & IBM I Application Development)

Business & Money

Management & Leadership

The AS/400 & IBM i Pocket Query Guide: QuikCourse: Query/400 By Example -? A Comprehensive Book of Query/400 examples & how-to's for the new & ... (AS/400 & IBM I Application Development)

Finally, there is a Pocket Developer's Guide for native AS/400 and IBM i database development. Yes, it is in big pocket guide form and it is tutorial in nature. You'll be pleased with all the valuable examples. You won't want to put down this comprehensive guide to DB2/400 when you get your hands on it. As you may know, there typically is no DB Administrator position in AS/400 shops. The database job is up to you - the AS/400 and IBM i Application Developer. Though rich in content, IBM's reference manuals are not built to teach you. They are for reference. This pocket guide is different. It is your teaching/learning vehicle to the native database. It is your new tool to help you solve programming problems more efficiently with database coding - rather than have to work harder building program code.

The AS/400 & IBM i Pocket Database Guide: QuikCourse: AS/400 & IBM i Database Concepts & DDS Programming (AS/400 & IBM I Application Development)

A Learn By Example Guide for IBM i-based Application Development Finally, there is a Pocket Developer’s Guide for IBM i SQL data- base development. Yes, it is in big pocket guide form and it is tutorial in nature. You’ll be pleased with all the valuable explanations and examples. You won’t want to put down this comprehensive guide to learning IBM i SQL now that you’ve got your hands on it. This book is over 20 years overdue. In today’s IT landscape, most shops support heterogeneous systems with numerous client and server PCs, and even Unix boxes. Ironically, all of these non-IBM i platforms, from the smallest to the largest have one thing in com- mon in the relational database area. They all use SQL as their data language. That’s a big change in the database landscape. SQL is now the industry data / query language standard. IBM backs SQL 100%. A quick look at the SQL function list for the latest release gives a good indication that SQL will have an even more important role in the IBM i future. So, today, it makes little sense for an AS/400 and IBM i professional to not be on board by warming up to SQL – at least for functions that return sets of data. This Guide has an example for just about every type of common SQL function you can imag- ine – from creating tables & views to performing simple and complex selections, column and scalar functions, sub-queries, all the way to unions and joins. Author Brian Kelly designed this book to show you how to use SQL by working with rich examples that you’ll use over and over again. Additionally, for each example, there is the explanation you need to get a head start on being an SQL guru. This is the first book to hand to your new developers and veterans alike. More importantly, rather than Oracle being the only database taught at your local Community Colleges and Universities, this new up-to-date IBM i SQL Guide is the right size text for a modern database course. Contains end of chapter extras for teaching / learning.

The AS/400 & IBM i Pocket SQL Guide: QuikCourse: IBM i SQL By Example (AS/400 & IBM I Application Development)

this book was originally built to be a textbook for university, college, and community college level courses for both the RPG/400 and RPGIV programming languages, the finished product is much more than that. It is also a tutorial, a by-example guide, as well as a complete reference for all IBM i on Power Systems RPG and RPGIV based application development Along with the tutorials to help you learn the language, this guide is also packed with reference material so you do not have to switch to a new book once you learn the language. For example, there is all the reference help you need to be able to use every op-code in RPG/400 and RPGIV as well as mostly all of the built-in functions BIF that you may ever need to use. If you are looking for how to use the new RPGIV keywords and the exclusive ‘D’ Spec, it’s got that too! There are lots of RPG books but there has never been an RPG book like this. Instead of arguing about the merits of RPG/400, the cycle, and the modern feel of ILE RPG, this book teaches it all. You’ll be pleased with all the valuable explanations right up to v 7.2. with super examples. You won’t want to put down this comprehensive guide to learning AS/400 and IBM i RPG &amp; RPGIV now that you’ve got your hands on it. This book is almost 50 years overdue.

The AS/400 & IBM i RPG & RPGIV Programming Guide: AS/400 and IBM i RPG & RPG IV Concepts, Coding Examples & Exercises (AS/400 & IBM I Application Development)

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