Stream: Network Management
Time: 10:45 - 11:45
This session discusses how VTAM has evolved, why it is still important today and some security exposures that can get overlooked.
There is currently no attachment for VTAM – why it is still important
Tony is now in his 41st year of working with mainframe networks spanning Systems Programming, Consultancy and Program Product development. He is currently the architect and lead developer for several of the mainframe products marketed by RSM Partners.
Tony is now in his 41st year of working with mainframe networks spanning Systems Programming, Consultancy and Program Product development. He is currently the architect and lead developer for several of the mainframe products marketed by RSM Partners.
Tony is now in his 41st year of working with mainframe networks spanning Systems Programming, Consultancy and Program Product development. He is currently the architect and lead developer for several of the mainframe products marketed by RSM Partners.
Tony is now in his 41st year of working with mainframe networks spanning Systems Programming, Consultancy and Program Product development. He is currently the architect and lead developer for several of the mainframe products marketed by RSM Partners.
Tony is now in his 41st year of working with mainframe networks spanning Systems Programming, Consultancy and Program Product development. He is currently the architect and lead developer for several of the mainframe products marketed by RSM Partners.
Tony is now in his 41st year of working with mainframe networks spanning Systems Programming, Consultancy and Program Product development. He is currently the architect and lead developer for several of the mainframe products marketed by RSM Partners.
Tony is now in his 41st year of working with mainframe networks spanning Systems Programming, Consultancy and Program Product development. He is currently the architect and lead developer for several of the mainframe products marketed by RSM Partners.
Tony is now in his 41st year of working with mainframe networks spanning Systems Programming, Consultancy and Program Product development. He is currently the architect and lead developer for several of the mainframe products marketed by RSM Partners.
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