IBM Redbooks is a brand of technical publications intended to help IBM clients and partners enhance their understanding and usage of IBM products, technologies, and solutions. The Redbooks provide technical know-how and serve as a reference for IT professionals in the industry.
IBM Redbooks program started in the late 1980s, which were initially delivered as paper publications.
The first IBM Redbook was published in December 1989, covering the topic of LAN Server NCP Programming.
In 1996, the IBM Redbooks website went live, which enabled customers to access and download Redbooks online.
In 2010, IBM introduced the Redbooks Mobile App, which allows users to access Redbooks publications via smartphones and tablets.
IBM Redbooks currently publish more than 500 Redbooks covering various topics of IBM products and technologies.
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A series of books and technical guides intended to help IBM clients and partners in better understanding of IBM products, technologies, and solutions.
Shorter-length and focused technical publications intended to provide technical guidance on specific IBM products, solutions, or topics.
An implementation guide designed to provide a more comprehensive understanding of IBM products and solutions.
Quick and informative publications serving as essential supplements to Redbooks or Redpapers.
IBM Redbooks can be accessed and downloaded for free from the IBM Redbooks website.
No, IBM Redbooks are available for anyone to access and download from the IBM Redbooks website.
Yes, IBM Redbooks are available in both online and printable versions.
IBM Redbooks are updated regularly per the changes in the IBM technologies they cover. It varies according to the availability of new information or upgrades.
Yes, IBM allows external authors and professionals to contribute to Redbooks publications. Candidates can get more information on the IBM Redbooks website.
