Host Connectivity News and Articles (14/28)
One of Turbosoft's most popular products is TTWinCE. A native terminal emulator for Windows CE and Windows Mobile-powered hand-held devices such as portable barcode scanners and mobile phones as well as for embedded devices used in industrial equipment, POS terminals and thin clients amongst others, TTWinCE delivers a robust terminal emulation experience across this device class.
A look at secure (and not so secure) terminal emulation and a review of Single Sign-on Support in Turbosoft's range of Windows terminal emulators.
Mainframes have long been held in high regard for their data security. But as technology progresses, some are wondering how long mainframes will be able to remain a beacon for data safety and security.
According to Doug Balog1, general manager for System z at IBM, it’s the processes used to run the product, not the choice of product that is of utmost importance.
The mainframe has advanced processing powers and is capable of managing enormous amounts of information. In the 1990s the mainframe began to lose its popularity to cheaper, smaller platforms. Many predicted that the mainframe would die out. However, this prediction did not come true. Recent research has revealed that the mainframe continues to be an essential tool for innovation and growth.