This week, RJS has appeared in two articles on the IT Jungle. If you’re not familiar with this great resource, the IT Jungle is comprised of a set of online publications that focus on the core information technology platforms in use by enterprises the world over to do their daily data processing, from the front end Web systems to the back-end accounting systems. We’re big fans of the informative content they deliver on a daily basis.

As I mentioned above, RJS was featured in two stories this week. The first is “A Little .NET Can Go A Long Way.” Writer Dan Burger chatted with our President and CTO, Richard Schoen, and the two discussed Richard’s usage of .NET technology in conjunction with IBM i development. Here’s a snippet from the story:

“As people are modernizing their applications, they are choosing development languages. I favor using Microsoft .NET,” Schoen said last week in a phone call with IT Jungle. “There’s a lot more companies than you might think using the technology. There’s just not typically much public information about it. I started doing sessions at COMMON a few years ago because of this. It’s one of those alternative options that needs to be shared with those who want to listen.”

The second article, “RJS Goes Single Sign-On with i OS App,” explores RJS Software’s venture into Single Sign-On. As Alex appropriately writes, “Logging onto RJS Software Systems products is about to get a whole lot easier and more secure.” We couldn’t agree more!

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A proud graduate of Gustavus Adolphus College in St. Peter, Minnesota, Josh is the Editor-in-Chief of this blog and regularly contributes Friday Fun Links, RJS news and interesting technology notes. Prior to joining RJS, Josh worked at the Ronald McDonald House in Minneapolis. Outside of work, Josh enjoys the outdoors, fantasy football, classic movies, baseball and wine.