Reasons why customers switch to ISPW
Not sure if we're a good fit? We've assembled all the most compelling reasons why people are switching to ISPW.
ISPW Product Overview
ISPW is a DB2-based all-in-one SCM solution that manages z/OS and distributed applications in one seamless solution. It has a z/OS based server and three thin client interfaces:
- a traditional 3270 interface for mainframe developers
- a Browser for supervisors and approvers
- an Eclipse-based client for mainframe and distributed users
User friendliness and productivity are ISPW strengths, along with a unique tools integration capability.
ISPW Introductory Video
There are many Enterprise Software Change Management solutions in the marketplace today. How does a company choose the best solution for its requirements?
"The video makes it very convenient to learn about ISPW" - a Sr. Project Mgr. in a large Insurance Company
"All of the ISPW videos are delivered with a state of honesty and with less sales hype than others I have seen" - a Sr. Analyst in a Financial Services Firm
Product Brochure
Leap ahead of yesterday's SCM tools
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- A Software Change Management (SCM) product
- A Version and Release Management tool for the Enterprise
- An Application Deployment tool for mainframe and distributed platforms
FREE hands-on evaluation
ISPW WebEx Presentations
Organizations can see ISPW presentations, with live demos, over the Internet via the WebEx conferencing facility.
ISPW: The Cross-Platform SCM Solution
Until a few years ago, there was no requirement for a single, cross-platform SCM solution. No IT shop needed to coordinate its application development and deployment across the mainframe, Windows and Unix platforms.
Today, many mainframe applications have web front ends, and project managers struggle with coordinating cross-platform development teams and deploying these hybrid applications to joint mainframe and open systems run-time environments. The need for a single, auditable point of control requires a new breed of tools.
This paper reviews the pros and cons of a single integrated solution versus the more traditional point products. The benefits of an integrated approach are illustrated with the ISPW solution.
