The WebSphere software platform was built for scalable applications deployed across multiple hardware and operating system platforms. It is supported by IBM eServer xSeries (Microsoft Windows and Linux), pSeries (IBM AIX and Linux), iSeries (IBM OS/400 and Linux), and zSeries (IBM z/OS and Linux) servers. This paper offers one resource that contains all the information one needs to buy or sell WebSphere for the iSeries server. It offers valuable information about definitions, events, information sources, education, technical assistance, frequently asked questions, services, finding a partner, support information, references, and much more.
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