Alan Clark, Open Mainframe Project Governing Board Member and Director for Industry Initiatives, Emerging Standards and Open Source at SUSE, gave a keynote address titled, "Mainframe Modernization can Transform your…
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Written by Domenico D'Alertio, a leader in the Zowe Technical Community and Principal Product Manager at IBM Since the publication of Zowe gets Chatty a few months ago, the Zowe open community…
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Bridge Gaps and Ignite the Spark for Growth: How DEI Creates Value in the Mainframe Industry (Video)
Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) is rooted in the Open Mainframe Project culture - from leadership to project communities and everything in between. It's no surprise that DEI was front…
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Last week at Open Mainframe Summit, hosted on September 21-22 in Philadelphia, PA and virtually, David Wheeler, the Open Source Director of Security Supply Chain at the Linux Foundation, presented a…
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The COBOL Working Group, which launched in 2020 as a response to the increasing interest in COBOL and the misinformation of it, aims to promote and support the continued use…
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There are many enterprise and community distributions. Do they work together? Do they work with upstream development resources? What happens when there are issues? There are communities of users and…
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A hot topic among organizations is mainframe modernization. What does it really mean? The term "modernization" is used to mean different things causing confusion in the market. Some define "modernization"…
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If you follow Open Mainframe Project, you know that we collaborate with several open source projects like ELISA, LF Edge, CD Foundation, and FINOS (Fintech Open Source Foundation). So please…
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Written by Susan Remmert, Technology freelancer and Linux Foundation consultant If you attended the SHARE Conference a few weeks ago, the Zowe content there was just an appetizer. The main…
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According to a Pew Research CenterDiversity study in 2021, statistics show that year after year, women are underpaid and underrepresented in technology. Women make up only 25% of computer-science related…
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