Transform Data Liabilities Into Application Assets: Integration on System i

Your Business. No Barriers. Summer Webcast Series

System i may be the most underrated, commonly used platform today. It can be much more than a legacy system. This online seminar covers how to use it as a central part of any business intelligence (BI) or integration initiative and a mainstream part of modern SOA architectures.

After a brief introduction to the technology from Information Builders Vice President Jake Freivald, you'll hear from J. Ed Smith, the chief information director of Utz Quality Foods, Inc. He will describe how Utz built a Web reporting system on the System i platform. The system gives managers and employees near real-time insight into inventory levels throughout their distribution network, and created a tremendous competitive advantage over other manufacturers who rely on old, sometimes stale data to run their businesses.

Following the presentation will be a live Q&A session with the speakers.

Featured Speakers

J. Ed Smith is chief information director of Utz Quality Foods, Inc. Based in Hanover, Pennsylvania, Utz Quality Foods, Inc. manufactures and distributes potato chips and other snack foods in the mid-Atlantic United States.

Jake Freivald, vice president of Corporate Marketing, has been with Information Builders and iWay Software since 1998 in technical and marketing capacities, and often speaks about integration at industry conferences and seminars.

View the recorded version.

* Denotes required field
Information Builders values your privacy.

Name and Address

First name*

Last name*

Title*

Company*

Address*

Address 2

City*

State or Province*

Zip/Postal Code*

Country*

Phone*

E-mail*

Optional Information

Your company's annual revenue

Industry

Which best describes your needs?

Please provide us with any additional information and details about your needs.

E-mail me updates about your products and services. (We will not disclose your e-mail address to any third parties.)

Please do not send me e-mails. (Note: This will prevent you from receiving future e-mails, including user group meeting notices, seminar invitations, and newsletters.)