What do you think about your IBM i?
Do you think you are utilizing its full potential?
Do you think you need skilled IBM i resources to keep going?
Do you think you need to modernize it to stay relevant & drive maximum value?
If your IBM i is powering your most critical operations - why treat it like a problem?
One thing is for sure - IBM i isn’t dead, it’s just underutilized.
You don’t need to replace your IBM i.
You just need to rethink it.
And future-ready CIOs aren’t replacing it. They’re futureproofing it.
Futureproofing isn’t a buzzword.
It’s a strategic commitment to helping you get more from what you already trust.
Whether you’re looking to -
- Enhance reporting, compliance, and support
- Eliminate dependency on green screens
- Modernize with minimal disruption
…this is your moment to think bigger—and act smarter.
Let’s talk about what sustainable modernization looks like for you. No pressure. No pitch. Just a conversation worth having.
Let’s first understand where IBM i users go wrong.
Modern Needs, Legacy Constraints - Where Most IBM i Users Get Stuck?
The IBM i/AS400 platform has been the technological backbone for industries like Finance, Manufacturing, Logistics, Retail, and Healthcare for running mission-critical operations.
Then, why so much facade about IBM i/AS400’s modern-day relevance?
Your business needs evolved around it, but the IBM i stack remained the same.
And, with the lack of evolution, you are likely facing one more of these struggles -
Green screen fatigue - Your users are navigating terminal-based interfaces in a world of dynamic, web-driven tools.
The great skill drain – IBM i/AS400 developers, RPG, COBOL, and DB2 experts are retiring faster than replacements can be found.
Manual workflows - Repetitive data entries, disconnected systems, and Excel-dependent processes are slowing you down.
Security exposure - With increasing compliance requirements, traditional setups without exit point controls or audit-ready logs create real risk, in the absence of prominent AS400 security solutions.
Data silos - Your IBM i holds rich data—yet without proper integration, that value is locked away from your analytics stack.
Lack of AS400 support – With IBM i/AS400 programmers retiring fast, lack of AS400 support and solutions makes hiring new programmers & getting them up to speed hard.
The problem isn’t IBM i itself—it’s everything revolving around it.
A reliable IBM i/AS400 solutions & services provider can be of great help. To understand “How”, read ahead.
What’s Holding IBM i Users Back? (And Why It’s Not the Platform)
Most IBM i challenges don’t come from the core OS - but from aging interfaces, limited support, or disconnected systems.
Sound familiar?