Stream: Virtual Room 5
Time: 14:00 - 15:00
As you embark on your digital transformation journey, you can continue to leverage the trusted environment of z/OS to ensure the performance, security, and resiliency of core business applications. This session covers how IBM’s latest compiler offerings on z/OS, including open-source Node.js, Python and Go languages, can help you modernize existing business-critical applications written in COBOL to create more value, develop new applications to introduce new digital experiences, and reduce operating costs.
Program Director, Product Management and Strategy, Enterprise Products and Compilers. Roland Koo is based in Toronto, Canada and has been with compiler area in IBM for 30 years. Prior to the current position, Roland held a number of leadership positions in product management and compiler development. He has also collaborated with university partners, IBM research, and IBM Center for Advanced Studies and successfully managed a number of strategic research projects in the area of advanced compiler optimization for supercomputers.
Program Director, Product Management and Strategy, Enterprise Products and Compilers. Roland Koo is based in Toronto, Canada and has been with compiler area in IBM for 30 years. Prior to the current position, Roland held a number of leadership positions in product management and compiler development. He has also collaborated with university partners, IBM research, and IBM Center for Advanced Studies and successfully managed a number of strategic research projects in the area of advanced compiler optimization for supercomputers.
Program Director, Product Management and Strategy, Enterprise Products and Compilers. Roland Koo is based in Toronto, Canada and has been with compiler area in IBM for 30 years. Prior to the current position, Roland held a number of leadership positions in product management and compiler development. He has also collaborated with university partners, IBM research, and IBM Center for Advanced Studies and successfully managed a number of strategic research projects in the area of advanced compiler optimization for supercomputers.
Program Director, Product Management and Strategy, Enterprise Products and Compilers. Roland Koo is based in Toronto, Canada and has been with compiler area in IBM for 30 years. Prior to the current position, Roland held a number of leadership positions in product management and compiler development. He has also collaborated with university partners, IBM research, and IBM Center for Advanced Studies and successfully managed a number of strategic research projects in the area of advanced compiler optimization for supercomputers.
Program Director, Product Management and Strategy, Enterprise Products and Compilers. Roland Koo is based in Toronto, Canada and has been with compiler area in IBM for 30 years. Prior to the current position, Roland held a number of leadership positions in product management and compiler development. He has also collaborated with university partners, IBM research, and IBM Center for Advanced Studies and successfully managed a number of strategic research projects in the area of advanced compiler optimization for supercomputers.
Program Director, Product Management and Strategy, Enterprise Products and Compilers. Roland Koo is based in Toronto, Canada and has been with compiler area in IBM for 30 years. Prior to the current position, Roland held a number of leadership positions in product management and compiler development. He has also collaborated with university partners, IBM research, and IBM Center for Advanced Studies and successfully managed a number of strategic research projects in the area of advanced compiler optimization for supercomputers.
Program Director, Product Management and Strategy, Enterprise Products and Compilers. Roland Koo is based in Toronto, Canada and has been with compiler area in IBM for 30 years. Prior to the current position, Roland held a number of leadership positions in product management and compiler development. He has also collaborated with university partners, IBM research, and IBM Center for Advanced Studies and successfully managed a number of strategic research projects in the area of advanced compiler optimization for supercomputers.
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