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Personal Systems magazine

IBM's Magazine for Technical Coordinators

Mission Statement

As the premier information delivery channel between IBM and PC professionals in IBM's largest accounts, Personal Sytems' mission is to provide solutions, technical support, and product information.

The Main Sections

The magazine's three sections include:

FOCUS: Includes product announcements and reviews, book reviews, and short industry-related articles focusing on how technology is being used in real world situations.

TECHNICAL: Provides in-depth technical information straight from the experts--product developers, tester

Current issue

Covers a variety of Lotus Notes topics, including: Fault Tolerance for LAN Server, Administrative Features and Enhancements in Lotus Notes Release 4, Designing Lotus Notes Applications that Perform, and more. It also features the second half of an article on installing and using OS/2 Warp Connect.

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