1. Books

2. White Papers

3. Pictorial Guides

4. i-BigBlue Newsletter

5. Presentations

6. Representative Documents

7. List of Publications

Please refer to the "Overview" page on this Web site
or to the Amazon "box" below.

I have written 6 books to-date, the latest being "Popes and the Tale
of Their Names," and have edited (or co-edited) another 4.

There could be more in the future though they are unlikely to be technical.

  1. IBM Communication Controller for Linux (CCL/z)
      New for V1.2.1 as of September 2006 [467KB PDF]

  2. Managed FTP for z/OS for SDS [1.2MB PDF]
        August 2007

  3. Mainframe TCP/IP Management (& RTM) for SDS
      [1.6MB PDF]

  4. New "pure-play" adapters for NetManage (2006)
      [1MB PDF]

  5. Composite Applications for NetManage
      [1.2MB PDF]

  6. Mainframe Storage for Bus-Tech
        [272KB PDF]

  7. Mainframe IP Problem Resolution for SDS
        [663KB PDF]

  8. Choosing the right tn3270(E) server for IBM
      [628KB PDF]

  9. Mainframe IP for IBM
      [585KB PDF]

10. Enhancing Mainframe EE 
      for William Data Systems [957KB PDF]

11. Web-to-host (classic from 1998)
      for Network World [764KB PDF]

12. e-business for Sterling
      [459KB PDF]

13. Fixed content storage for Bus-Tech
        [524KB PDF]

	XML Web services [4.2MB PDF]		Legacy Modernization [4.2MB PDF]

I stopped publishing i-BigBlue after the March 2004 issue and instead focused my efforts on "IT In-Depth". With spam filters and people's busy schedules the impact of a 16-page monthly newsletter was beginning to diminish. 

 1. February 2004: Autonomic Computing
     [1.3MB PDF]

 2. November 2003: Grid Services
     [1.3MB PDF]

 3. May 2003: IBM z990 Mainframe
       [2MB PDF]

 4. February 2002: IBM z800 Mainframe
       [1.3MB PDF]

1. IT Design Class (for SNHU; week 2)
     [1.8MB PDF]

 2. Web Design Class (for Laconia Adult Education)
     [2.7MB PDF]

 3. Future of Mainframes (from 1998)
     [1.9MB PDF]

 4. Web-to-host (from 2001)
     [2.2MB PDF]

 1. Chapter 1: Grid & Autonomic Computing
     [660KB PDF]

 2. Grid Computing: OGSA
     [544KB PDF]

 3. Grid Computing Column in zJournal
     [47KB PDF]

 4. Web-to-Host ROI Estimator
     [475KB PDF]

 5. Pilot Program for ResQNet
     [427KB PDF]

Here is a complete list of my 1st 253 publications.

My 1st real publication was in 1978 and you can still find it in
the U.S. Patent and Trademark database! I invented the serial
number-based authorization scheme now used with software
installations. So how come I am not rich? Because in 1978 we,
and that includes IBM, did not appreciate what it meant. This
was still a few years ahead of PCs and really before the advent
of commercial software on diskettes. But every time I have to
enter an authorization key when installing a piece of software
I wince realizing what I gave away! At least it is still on record.

When I became a self-employed consultant in June 1992 I set myself a goal of having 250 bona fide publications against my name -- not counting my books. By that time I had 65 publications. I got to 250 in January 1998.  I had 51 publications in 1993.

I obviously did not stop writing when I reached my goal. Just stopped keeping track. I know that I am now around 350.