IBM Power 595, Technical Overview And Introduction

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IBM Power 595 Technical Overview and Introduction
Partners. Carlo has broad marketing experience and his current major areas of focus are
competition, sales, and technical sales support. He is a certified specialist for Power Systems
servers. He holds a masters degree in Electronic Engineering from Rome University.
The project manager that organized the production of this material was:
Scott Vetter , (PMP) is a Certified Executive Project Manager at the International Technical
Support Organization, Austin Center. He has enjoyed 23 years of rich and diverse experience
working for IBM in a variety of challenging roles. His latest efforts are directed at providing
world-class Power Systems Redbooks®, whitepapers, and workshop collateral.
Thanks to the following people for their contributions to this project:
Terry Brennan, Tim Damron, George Gaylord, Dan Henderson, Tenley Jackson,
Warren McCracken, Patrick O’Rourke, Paul Robertson, Todd Rosedahl, Scott Smylie,
Randy Swanberg, Doug Szerdi, Dave Williams
IBM Austin
Mark Applegate
Avnet
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