Related information for work management

Work management is complex. It is interwoven with many other components. The following is a list of topics that are found in the IBM^® iSeries™ Information Center, Version 5 Release 4 (V5R4). These topics can help you deal with parts of your system that are related to, but outside of the work management arena.

• Networking
  Your understanding of networking technologies is a vital part of your company's total e-business solution. Learn how to connect your business to the Internet, configure e-mail, and serve multimedia objects to Web browser clients. You can integrate file and print services, user profile management, and network operations. Find information about the Windows(R) server that can be integrated into the server, and read about security offerings that can help protect your resources.
• Retrieve network attributes (API)
  The Retrieve Network Attributes (QWCRNETA) API lets you retrieve network attributes.
• Performance tuning
  Understanding all the different processes that affect system performance can be challenging for the inexperienced user. Resolving performance problems requires the effective use of a large suite of tools, each with its own unique set of requirements and supported functions. Even after you have gathered and analyzed performance data, knowing what to do with that information can be daunting. This topic will guide you through the tasks and tools associated with performance management.
• Performance explorer
  Performance explorer is a data collection tool that helps the user identify the causes of performance problems that cannot be identified by collecting data using Collection Services or by doing general trend analysis.
• Time management
  Time management allows you to manage time on your IBM eServer™ i5 server. Within the time management component of iSeries™ Navigator, you can work with the time zone and time adjustment functions.
• i5/OS system values
  System values are pieces of information that affect the operating environment in the entire iSeries™ system. System values are not objects on the system. Rather, system values contain control information for the operation of certain parts of the system.