Volubis
IBM i (Power Systems) training and consulting with classroom, in-house and online courses for IT teams
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-03
About Volubis
Volubis provides consulting and training on IBM i and Power Systems, formerly known as System i, i5/OS, iSeries and AS/400. Its offering centres on skills transfer and training.
Services include classroom courses, delivered either in-house (intra) or as open sessions (inter), and Short Private Online Courses. The company also maintains AF400, a knowledge base on IBM i.
Volubis was founded in 1995 and is headquartered in Nantes, France, where it operates as a SAS.
Product: Classroom and online training courses, skills transfer and consulting on IBM i (Power Systems), plus the AF400 IBM i knowledge base.
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