On occasion, the IBM mainframe will make an appearance in an IBM ad campaign. A couple of great ones produced in the mid-2000s focused on mainframe virtualization:
Now I'm not quite sure if IBM produced this one, or if a clever mainframe fan put this one together...but it's pretty funny!
Great humor here, but...think about the messages within these - they convey two key themes:
Now I'm not quite sure if IBM produced this one, or if a clever mainframe fan put this one together...but it's pretty funny!
Great humor here, but...think about the messages within these - they convey two key themes:
- Extreme virtualization - System z can run hundreds, if not thousands of virtualized guest OS instances. As the ads illustrate, this really does enable System z customers to combine huge server farms into a single System z frame.
- Security - While System z isn't a very good babysitter for your kids, it does a pretty nice job babysitting your valuable information resources. System z security is unparalleled in the software and server marketplace, with built-in functionality for encryption, access control & resource authorization, and some of the best logging & auditing technology in the industry.
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