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Common Europe, in collaboration with FAQ400 (Italy), is delighted to be holding its annual flagship event, Common Europe Congress, in the fashionable city of Milan offering extensive education, networking and relaxation opportunities. It’s also a great opportunity for exploring the city… so why not take a family mini-break as well.

Congress education areas targeted are IBM Power hardware, Application Development, Advanced RPG, Open Source tools and Languages, System Management, Db2 and SQL,  IBM Storage, IBM i services and microservices, Security and Compliance and much more.

There will be two AIX / Linux tracks, to emphasize the Power Systems character of Common Europe.
Top IBM Business Architects and industry experts have already agreed to share their knowledge on the latest announcements, customer cases as well as practical subjects.

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Wednesday, June 5 • 08:00 - 09:00
Introduction to the Changing World of Licensing Subscriptions and Conversions

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The IBM i platform is going through a multi-year transition that has seen simplification and consolidation of products within the License Program Product portfolio. Most recently we have also introduced the Subscription Conversion offerings on the P05 and P10 license tiers. Join me as I take you through the beginnings of this journey and where we are today with potentially a few hints at what may come in the future.
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Douglas Gibbs

IBM i Product Manager, Program Director, IBM
Douglas Gibbs is the Program Director and Product Manager for the IBM i platform.  He is responsible for team leading the IBM i product direction and offerings on the Power platform.  Douglas has worked at IBM Canada for 24 years and has been a member of the Product Management team... Read More →

Wednesday June 5, 2024 08:00 - 09:00 CEST
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