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System/36

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System/36
A minicomputer from IBM. Introduced in 1983, earlier System/34 applications had to be recompiled to run in the System/36. The typical system supported from a handful to a couple dozen terminals. System/36 applications had to be recompiled to run on the AS/400. See System/38.

System/36
This is a small model of the System/36 family. Most System/36 applications were ported to the AS/400. (Image courtesy of International Business Machines Corporation. Unauthorized use not permitted.)
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First of all, IBM has also stopped charging for various System/36 system programs, which can be run on the AS/400 either alone or alongside OS/400 V4; in fact, up to three copies of SSP 7.
IBM CUTS AS/400 170 TAGS, OFFERS Y2K DEALS by Computergram International
The first decision was whether to upgrade the System/36 with more user applications or move to a PC-based network so word processing, spreadsheet and other applications could be run.
How one firm became computerized - in many small, well-planned steps by Hunt, Donald W. / Journal of Accountancy
On the positive side of this coin is the article by Brian Jeffery in the March 17, 1992 Midrange Systems "Fated Attractions," subtitled "As System/36 Users Contemplate Migration Affairs, the RS-6000 could prove to be irresistible.
Computer systems in the 1990s by Landman, Max / Modern Brewery Age
 
 
 
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