SAN FRANCISCO, July 11, 2024 ~ The Open Mainframe Project has announced the schedule for its highly anticipated sessions at the IBM TechXchange Conference 2024. The conference, which will take place from October 21-24 at Mandalay Bay in Las Vegas, is expected to draw over 5,000 technical attendees and feature more than 1,000 sessions, demos, labs, and discussions.

Attendees can look forward to a variety of engaging sessions hosted by the Open Mainframe Project as part of the Pre-Conference Day/User Group Meetups on October 21. These sessions promise valuable insights and learning opportunities for attendees at all levels.

The schedule includes keynote speeches on topics such as open source, Zowe use cases, diversity in the mainframe community, and mentorships. Attendees can also attend presentations on various projects such as COBOL Check, COBOL Programming Course, Feilong, Galasa, Linux Distributions Working Group, and Mainframe Open Education. Additionally, there will be deep dives into Zowe and z/OS open tools.

Some of the highlighted sessions include "Shared Threats: Web Application Vulnerabilities and the z/OS Environment" by Michelle Eggers from NetSPI; "Reflections on Open Source Leadership" by Donna Hudi from Phoenix Software International and Louisa Seers from IBM; "Is That Available on the Mainframe? An Open Source Software Journey" by Elizabeth Joseph from IBM; and "Turbocharging the Mainframe Developer Experience with Zowe and Code4z" by Vaughn Marshall from Broadcom.

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Other notable sessions include "Architecting and Implementing DevOps" by Leonard Santalucia from Vicom Infinity; "z/OS Open Tools V8 Port needs your help!" by John Davis from Broadcom; "Build Your Zowe Skills!" by Darren Surch from Interskill Learning; "Making a case for COBOL - time to shout about it!" by Derek Britton from DRB B2B Ltd; and "Today's COBOL - What you should know!" by Sudharsana Srinivasan from IBM and Rituraj Mahato.

The Open Mainframe Project is also excited to feature sessions on topics such as mainframe modernization, integration testing in hybrid cloud, and enterprise configuration and deployment of Zowe. These sessions will be presented by industry experts including Jessielaine Punongbayan from Dynatrace, Ruediger Schulz from IBM, Joe Winchester from IBM, Dong Ma from IBM, Louisa Seers from IBM, and Jan Prihoda from Broadcom.

The full conference schedule can be found on the Open Mainframe Project's website. The project would like to extend its gratitude to this year's program committee members: Donna Hudi from Phoenix Software International, Elizabeth K. Joseph from IBM, Len Santalucia from Vicom Infinity, Michael Bauer from Broadcom, and Paul Wade from Rocket Software.

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The Open Mainframe sessions at TechXchange aim to connect and inform individuals interested in expanding the use of open source on mainframes and related technology. These sessions are open to students, developers, corporate leaders, users, and contributors of projects from around the world. The agenda will feature content tracks covering both business and technical strategies for enterprise development and deployment.

To attend these sessions at a discounted rate of 30%, interested individuals can register using the Open Mainframe Project's dedicated link. For any inquiries or questions about the sessions or registration process, please contact [insert contact information].

It is important to note that while the Open Mainframe Project is planning the content for October 21 as it pertains to the User Group Meetups or Pre-Conference Day, the Linux Foundation and Open Mainframe Project are not managing TechXchange. The main event is planned and managed by IBM. More information about TechXchange can be found on their website.

Don't miss out on this exciting opportunity to learn, network, and collaborate with industry experts and fellow enthusiasts. Register now to secure your spot at the Open Mainframe sessions at IBM TechXchange Conference 2024.

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