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Team
The IBA team is composed of leading industry professionals who combine creative resourcefulness, strategic business thinking and technical expertise. All staff members are encouraged to work cooperatively as a team and develop to the best of their abilities. IBA creates comfortable working conditions with modern equipment and technologies, up-to-date communication facilities, and friendly interior. As a result, the IBA experts have a reputation for being able to solve complex problems. IBA enjoys a very low employee turnover (5% per year), which contributes to the high quality of its products and services.
Skills
Training and Education
We look forward to pleasant and beneficial cooperation with you!
Skills
We are striving to keep abreast of the times offering high-end technology solutions to our customers. IBA developers are qualified in a variety of computer platforms, operating systems, programming languages, tools, and technologies. As new technologies, systems or products emerge, we utilize their capabilities for the benefit of our customers.
IBA has specialists to cover a full spectrum of IT services, including project managers, architects, designers, analysts, consultants, developers, testers, technical writers, system administrators, security specialists, and quality assurance specialists.
Below is a brief list of our skills in the IT area.
Operating systems: IBM mainframe: z/OS, OS/390 and Linux on System z; OS MVS and VSE; z/VM and VM/ESA; IBM POWER Systems: i5/OS and OS/400, AIX and Linux; Fujitsu mainframe: BS2000/OSD, Linux on Intel, Solaris on Intel and SPARC, HP-UX on Itanium and PA-RISC, other Unix; Windows Family; NetWare; Mac OS; Apple iOS; and Android OS.
Compilers and programming languages: C++/VC++, Java, Cobol, PL/1, RPG/400, ABAP/4, Fortran, Forth, Basic, Pascal, Smalltalk, Lisp, PLX, ADA, Prolog, Modula, Natural, Assemblers for different platforms.
Scripting languages: Lotus/Java/VB Scripts, Unix Shell, REXX, Perl, PHP, and JCL.
Database software: DB2, IMS, Oracle, Informix, Sybase, Interbase, ÑA-Datacom, ADABAS, mySQL, MS Exchange, and MS SQL.
Object Oriented Methodology, E–Business: IBM WebSphere Portal Server, Ajax, XSL/XML, Servlets, EJB/JSP technologies, Perl, Java Script, OLE, ActiveX, Remedy, Crystal Report, ERwin.
- Design: Object Oriented Modeling, Rational Unified Process, Java Servlet, JSP, Enterprise Java Beans, Unified Modeling Language, and Rational Rose
- Development languages: Java, C#, C++, Java/Lotus Scripts, HTML/DHTML/XML/WML, Perl, and PHP
- Databases: IBM DB2, Oracle, Informix, Sybase, MS SQL, MySQL
- Environment and technologies: WebSphere Application Developer, WebSphere Studio, Rational Application Developer, .NET Framework, Lotus Domino Designer, Eclipse, Ajax, Hibernate, and Autonomic Computing
- Application servers: WebSphere Application Server, Lotus Domino Application Server, Jrun, MOAI, and WebLogic
- Other tools: Websphere Portal Server, Enterprise Information Portal Builder, SecureWay Software, and MQ Family
Business applications: IBM: FileNet, Lotus; SAP: Business Suite, NetWeaver; Microsoft Dynamics AX/Axapta; PTC: Ñreo (Pro/ENGINEER), Windchill, Mathcad, Arbortex; ICMS; Chordiant CRM; and 1Ñ: Enterprise.
Business Intelligence: IBM: Cognos, SPSS; SAP Business Objects; SAS software; and BRIO software.
IBM Tivoli Technologies to manage services, systems, and assets.
- Security and system management:
IBM Tivoli Application Dependency Discovery Manager
IBM Tivoli Business Service Manager
IBM Tivoli Composite Application Manager for Transactions
IBM Tivoli Monitoring
IBM Tivoli Netcool Configuration Manager
IBM Tivoli Netcool/OMNIbus
IBM Tivoli Network Manager IP Edition
IBM Tivoli Performance Analyzer
- IT Infrastructure Management:
IBM Tivoli Asset Management for IT
IBM Tivoli Change and Configuration Manager Database
IBM Tivoli Service Request Manager
- Data Storage and Protection Management:
IBM Tivoli Storage Manager (TSM)
IBM TSM - Hierarchical Storage Management
IBM TSM Data Protection for Databases (Oracle, MS SQL)
IBM TSM Data Protection for Mail (Lotus Domino, MS Exchange)
IBM TSM for SAP Enterprise Resource Planning
IBM TSM FlashCopy Manager
IBM TSM FastBack
IBM Tivoli Continuous Data Protection for Files
- Enterprise Asset Management:
IBM Maximo Asset Management
IBM Maximo Asset Management for Service Providers.
Security and system management: IBM: RACF, Systems Director, Netfinity Director; ArcSight technologies, Check Point, McAfee, and Sentrigo.
Communications and networks: WAN and LAN integrated network solutions. Transaction systems: CICS, TPF, and MQ Family.
Tools and technologies: X Window System, Motif, Oracle ADF, Apache ANT, JUnit, Cactus Emulator, TopLink, Eclipse, Visual Works, ToAD, VSS, Lotus Technologies, SAS Technologies, Intelligent Miner, UNIFACE, VM/CMS, TSO, ISPF, ICCS, CSP, Delphi, Power Builder, VisualGen, Visual Age, and other visual environments, Rational Rose, SYNON, OLE/COM, CORBA, RETAIN and SmallTalk.
Virtualization Tools: VMware ESX/ESXi, and MS Hyper-V
Methodologies: OO Modeling (Rational), OO Programming (C++, Java), EJB, JSP/ASP, JDBC, XML/XSL, WAP, IBM e-Business Framework, IBM WebSphere, and WebLogic
Development environments: Rational ClearQuest, CVS, CMVC, Aldon/CMS, TurnOver, Team Connection, MVS Extended Common Services, and CA-Ideal.
System Integration
Foreign Language Proficiency
Most of IBA employees are proficient in English or German. In addition, about one tenth has a working knowledge of French, Polish, Italian or Spanish.
Training and Education
IBA developers receive training at:
- IBM Training Centers in the US, Germany, Great Britain, Italy, Slovenia, and Russia.
- Moscow Training Centers of SAP, SAS, Oracle, Microsoft, Novell, and other global IT leaders.
Roughly one third of IBA developers are certified by IBM, Microsoft, Novell, Sun, SAP, PTC, Check Point, and Oracle.
In addition, IBA specialists study programming and foreign languages (English and German) at the IBA Training Center. IBA project managers and developers use English and German for business communication with foreign customers and partners. Most of them are proficient in English and one tenth speaks German fluently.
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Last modified: 23 February 2012
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