Stream: Storage Management
Time: 15:30 - 16:30
Up until now, virtual tape subsystems provided a way to read and write tape. But what if they could do more? Attend this session to learn how Luminex has revolutionized virtual tape by utilizing the FICON connection to do more with your data. The speaker discusses how this new technology allows mainframe clients to secure file transfers, share data with Open Systems applications, send data to the Cloud and Hadoop, feed your Kafka bus, and execute SAS programs all using the virtual tape interface on the mainframe.
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Colleen Gordon is an MDI Solution Specialist at Luminex Software. She has over 30 years of experience in the mainframe environment with an emphasis on storage management. Colleen is the co-author of two IBM Redbooks, has frequently presented at industry trade shows and has written articles for Disaster Recovery Journal, Enterprise Systems Journal and other industry magazines.
Colleen Gordon is an MDI Solution Specialist at Luminex Software. She has over 30 years of experience in the mainframe environment with an emphasis on storage management. Colleen is the co-author of two IBM Redbooks, has frequently presented at industry trade shows and has written articles for Disaster Recovery Journal, Enterprise Systems Journal and other industry magazines.
Colleen Gordon is an MDI Solution Specialist at Luminex Software. She has over 30 years of experience in the mainframe environment with an emphasis on storage management. Colleen is the co-author of two IBM Redbooks, has frequently presented at industry trade shows and has written articles for Disaster Recovery Journal, Enterprise Systems Journal and other industry magazines.
Colleen Gordon is an MDI Solution Specialist at Luminex Software. She has over 30 years of experience in the mainframe environment with an emphasis on storage management. Colleen is the co-author of two IBM Redbooks, has frequently presented at industry trade shows and has written articles for Disaster Recovery Journal, Enterprise Systems Journal and other industry magazines.
Colleen Gordon is an MDI Solution Specialist at Luminex Software. She has over 30 years of experience in the mainframe environment with an emphasis on storage management. Colleen is the co-author of two IBM Redbooks, has frequently presented at industry trade shows and has written articles for Disaster Recovery Journal, Enterprise Systems Journal and other industry magazines.
Colleen Gordon is an MDI Solution Specialist at Luminex Software. She has over 30 years of experience in the mainframe environment with an emphasis on storage management. Colleen is the co-author of two IBM Redbooks, has frequently presented at industry trade shows and has written articles for Disaster Recovery Journal, Enterprise Systems Journal and other industry magazines.
Colleen Gordon is an MDI Solution Specialist at Luminex Software. She has over 30 years of experience in the mainframe environment with an emphasis on storage management. Colleen is the co-author of two IBM Redbooks, has frequently presented at industry trade shows and has written articles for Disaster Recovery Journal, Enterprise Systems Journal and other industry magazines.
Colleen Gordon is an MDI Solution Specialist at Luminex Software. She has over 30 years of experience in the mainframe environment with an emphasis on storage management. Colleen is the co-author of two IBM Redbooks, has frequently presented at industry trade shows and has written articles for Disaster Recovery Journal, Enterprise Systems Journal and other industry magazines.
Colleen Gordon is an MDI Solution Specialist at Luminex Software. She has over 30 years of experience in the mainframe environment with an emphasis on storage management. Colleen is the co-author of two IBM Redbooks, has frequently presented at industry trade shows and has written articles for Disaster Recovery Journal, Enterprise Systems Journal and other industry magazines.
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