New Year, Old Stuff; And New… Jan 30, 2020 Keith Allingham 0 Comments What can I say? I'm an old guy and I like old stuff. The best example of this is my… Continue Reading »
Fear the Mainframe Dec 11, 2019 Trevor Eddolls 2 Comments For many years, it seems, management and the distributed IT team have, more-or-less, ignored the mainframe. The mainframe has been… Continue Reading »
Import your existing TCP/IP profile Oct 31, 2019 Mike Fox 0 Comments Learn how to import your existing TCP/IP profile into the Network Configuration Assistant Starting with z/OS V2R2, the IBM Configuration… Continue Reading »
What you need to know about IBM GDPS offerings Sep 6, 2019 Li, Hong Tao 0 Comments Data is king. Data is becoming a new natural resource. This is not only the most distinctive resource in the… Continue Reading »
COBOL: Still the Best for New High-Volume Applications After All These Years Aug 29, 2019 Reg Harbeck 2 Comments It’s not “cobalt” – though it is often blue. It’s not out-of-date – though programs written in it 60 years… Continue Reading »
It’s always good to chat, especially with your mainframe Aug 8, 2019 Keith Banham 0 Comments For years now, major enterprises – including banks, airlines and insurance companies the world over – have remained faithful to… Continue Reading »
50 Years ago in Mainframe Computing Jul 23, 2019 Keith Allingham 0 Comments How many computer platforms could justify a headline like that!? Well, it has been almost 50 years since NASA landed… Continue Reading »
If It Ain’t Broke… May 15, 2019 Gil Peleg 0 Comments It was Bert Lance, Jimmy Carter’s Director of the Office of Management and Budget, who made the phrase “If it… Continue Reading »
The Mainframe versus the Server Farm – A Comparison Apr 4, 2019 Carla Schroder 2 Comments Google, Facebook, and Twitter own giant data centers all over the planet, and they are built with racks of commodity… Continue Reading »
5 Ways to bridge the Millennial – Baby Boomer gap Mar 28, 2019 Thousif Ahamed 0 Comments For the first time ever, we have five generations in the workplace at the same time. This is most profound… Continue Reading »