Written by COBOL Programming Course Co-Chairs Sudharsana Srinivasan (IBM) and Mike Bauer (Broadcom) Open Mainframe Project’s COBOL Programming Course has continued interest from learners seeking a hands-on learning experience for…
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Written by Louisa Seers, Product Manager at IBM, Chair of the Galasa Technical Steering Committee (TSC) and Open Mainframe Project Ambassador On the 11th February, the Technical Steering Committee got…
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Written by Devonte' Hawkins, IBM Z Data and AI Technical Specialist and core member of Mainframe Open Education Black History Month is a powerful time to honor the incredible achievements,…
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Open Mainframe Project’s Mainframe Open Education (MOE) enables students to learn from experts with years of experience through collaborative knowledge sharing on our GitBook platform. It’s a community that focuses on ‘open sourcing’…
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Written by Brennen Glover, Manager, Onboarding & Employee Development at Rocket Software and program committee member of the Making Our Strong Community Stronger initiative I’m thrilled and honored to be…
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Written by Sarah Julia Kriesch, (Co-)Chair of the Linux Distributions Working Group, and openSUSE Release Engineer for s390x and Teamlead openSUSE zSystem Today, February 11, is International Day of Women…
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Written by Jakub Balhar, Chair of the Zowe Technical Steering Committee and Staff Software Engineer at Broadcom with contributions from Broadcom's Rose Sakach, Mike Dubois and Elliot Jalley as well…
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Written by Bruno Azenha, FSI Global Solution Architect at Red Hat and member of the Open Mainframe Project Modernization Working Group COBOL, PLI, and other classic mainframe programming languages have…
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Written by Rudiger Schulze, Senior Technical Staff Member, Observability and OpenTelemetry for IBM Z and LinuxONE The OpenTelemetry project and The Open Mainframe Project established the SIG “OpenTelemetry on Mainframe”…
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Stefan Raspl is the Product Owner of I/O development for Linux on IBM Z and LinuxONE at IBM Research and Development in the Boeblingen Lab, Germany. Within his role, he…
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