IBM alphaWorks offers technical support to partners
Thursday, August 17, 2000 Taiwan – IT Home author: Wan-yu TsoAt the partners conference called Solutions 2000, IBM said it will strenghten the developerWorks web site and its technical support web site alphaWorks. IBM said it would establish closer partnership relations by offering more of new technological information to its partners in additon to business cooperation. To help software developers obtain and upgrade new techniques, IBM’s developerWorks web site will absorb new content from IBM research labs in the U.S. and from Beijing, Tokyo, Isreal. The technologies are for developers around to download for free. In addition, the alphaWorks web site provides IBM’s latest technologies like the latest in Java, Linux and XML including new e-business software. IBM’s director for developerWorks and alphaWorks Gina W. Pool said that IBM invested over $ 6 billion dollars in its worldwide development initiative. IBM has a vast software developing resource. In the future, IBM will continue to offer better support to software developers. IBM will also authorize the developers to use the technology and help partners to turn their software development into products. IBM also offers education and training.