COBOL Version 6.2: Performance and Features Are Brand New Webcast Registration

Abstract:

This session will focus on how IBM® Enterprise COBOL for z/OS® V6.2 introduces new cutting-edge features even as it reduces CPU usage. This new version of COBOL supports the new IBM z14™ hardware and z/OS 2.3.

COBOL V6.2 takes advantage of the latest IBM Z® architecture and OS features and capabilities. During this webcast session learn how you can leverage the optimization improvements to drive down runtime costs, while modernizing your applications with new features.

Join us to discuss how IBM Enterprise COBOL for z/OS incorporates features for the 21st century, even as its leading-edge technology maximizes hardware utilization and improves application performance.

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Speakers

Ed Steele

Technical Sales Specialist, DevOps on IBM Z®, IBM

Ed is a Customer Technical Specialist with 30 years in the IT profession and over 13 years with IBM. During his IT tenure, he worked as a software developer, system administrator, architect, team leader, and manager. Ed has worked with many Fortune 1000 companies, utilities, federal government, state government, and universities to provide technical leadership, guidance, and enablement. His current focus is DevOps and enterprise modernization technologies. He has extensive background in IBM Z®, distributed systems, and integration technologies.

Zvi Weiss

Certified IT Specialist, DevOps on IBM Z®, IBM

Zvi attended Yeshiva College (B.S.) and NYU (M.S.). He has over 40 years of experience, having worked at Bell Telephone Laboratories (Member of Technical Staff), Electronic Trading Services (which operated the Cincinnati Stock Exchange), BTSI and ADP Brokerage Services (front-office and back-office stock processing), and IBM. At IBM, Zvi has worked with IBM Z® products used for developing and maintaining programs, including IDz, zD&T, RAA, and IBM AD.