Stream: CICS
Time: 13:45 - 14:45
The CICS TS V5 releases include many performance improvements to increase horizontal and vertical scalability. This session highlights some of these enhancements, combining reductions in storage and CPU usage with extra monitoring data available for all types of applications. In this session, we look at recent improvements to Java, zIIP eligibility, new commands, and upgrading to z14 helping you save money and improve throughput.
Jenny He is a CICS Software Developer based at the Hursley laboratory in the UK. She has developed a number of CICS releases since 2010, in the areas of asynchronous APIs, performance improvement of CICS web support, CICS Policy, IPIC high availability and event processing. She currently focuses on CICS statistics and monitoring. Apart from software development, Jenny is also an active Inventor in IBM.
Jenny He is a CICS Software Developer based at the Hursley laboratory in the UK. She has developed a number of CICS releases since 2010, in the areas of asynchronous APIs, performance improvement of CICS web support, CICS Policy, IPIC high availability and event processing. She currently focuses on CICS statistics and monitoring. Apart from software development, Jenny is also an active Inventor in IBM.
Jenny He is a CICS Software Developer based at the Hursley laboratory in the UK. She has developed a number of CICS releases since 2010, in the areas of asynchronous APIs, performance improvement of CICS web support, CICS Policy, IPIC high availability and event processing. She currently focuses on CICS statistics and monitoring. Apart from software development, Jenny is also an active Inventor in IBM.
Jenny He is a CICS Software Developer based at the Hursley laboratory in the UK. She has developed a number of CICS releases since 2010, in the areas of asynchronous APIs, performance improvement of CICS web support, CICS Policy, IPIC high availability and event processing. She currently focuses on CICS statistics and monitoring. Apart from software development, Jenny is also an active Inventor in IBM.
Jenny He is a CICS Software Developer based at the Hursley laboratory in the UK. She has developed a number of CICS releases since 2010, in the areas of asynchronous APIs, performance improvement of CICS web support, CICS Policy, IPIC high availability and event processing. She currently focuses on CICS statistics and monitoring. Apart from software development, Jenny is also an active Inventor in IBM.
Jenny He is a CICS Software Developer based at the Hursley laboratory in the UK. She has developed a number of CICS releases since 2010, in the areas of asynchronous APIs, performance improvement of CICS web support, CICS Policy, IPIC high availability and event processing. She currently focuses on CICS statistics and monitoring. Apart from software development, Jenny is also an active Inventor in IBM.
Jenny He is a CICS Software Developer based at the Hursley laboratory in the UK. She has developed a number of CICS releases since 2010, in the areas of asynchronous APIs, performance improvement of CICS web support, CICS Policy, IPIC high availability and event processing. She currently focuses on CICS statistics and monitoring. Apart from software development, Jenny is also an active Inventor in IBM.
Jenny He is a CICS Software Developer based at the Hursley laboratory in the UK. She has developed a number of CICS releases since 2010, in the areas of asynchronous APIs, performance improvement of CICS web support, CICS Policy, IPIC high availability and event processing. She currently focuses on CICS statistics and monitoring. Apart from software development, Jenny is also an active Inventor in IBM.
Jenny He is a CICS Software Developer based at the Hursley laboratory in the UK. She has developed a number of CICS releases since 2010, in the areas of asynchronous APIs, performance improvement of CICS web support, CICS Policy, IPIC high availability and event processing. She currently focuses on CICS statistics and monitoring. Apart from software development, Jenny is also an active Inventor in IBM.
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