Who is Zac?
Written by Peter Fandel, Zowe Product Manager at Rocket Software, ZAC Chair and Open Mainframe Project Governing Board member You may have heard mention of ZAC in recent Open Mainframe Project...
Written by Peter Fandel, Zowe Product Manager at Rocket Software, ZAC Chair and Open Mainframe Project Governing Board member You may have heard mention of ZAC in recent Open Mainframe Project...
Written By: Sudhanshu Dubey, Open Mainframe Project Summer Mentee Let’s do a quick recap before we start with this blog. In the introductory blog I briefly described my project “COBOL...
Written by Rose Sakach, Zowe Onboarding Squad Lead and Product Manager at Broadcom At the Open Mainframe Summit 2021 Virtual Event, the Linux Foundation’s Open Mainframe Project announced a new Zowe Conformance program...
Written by Lionel B. Dyck, Contributor to CBT TAPE and an advocate for z/OS ISPF Some History Menus have been around since at least the 13th century (according to Wikipedia)...
Written by Joshua Fogus, Open Mainframe Project Summer Mentee It’s that time. We’ve finally arrived. The bittersweet moment when a project is coming to an end. On the one hand,...
Written by Kip Twitchell, Chair of the GenevaERS Technical Steering Committee GenevaERS graduates! GenevaERS, which launched last September, has been promoted to an Open Mainframe Project Active project. This means...
The Open Mainframe Summit will bring together all of the different type of mainframers – from students to hobbyists, seasoned professionals to new engineers, developers and educators – to share best practices, discuss hot topics, learn technical insight from the best, and network with like-minded individuals who are passionate about the mainframe industry. The 2nd…
Written by Kip Twitchell, Chair of the Open z/OS Enablement Work Group and the GenevaERS Technical Steering Committee Open z/OS Enablement Work Group The Open z/OS Enablement—or OzE—Work Group...
Written by Cameron Seay, Ph.D. – Adjunct Instructor, East Carolina University & Chair of the Open Mainframe Project COBOL Working Group This is the fourth in a series of blogposts...