Stream: Virtual Room 7
Time: 09:00 - 10:00
Do you ever find yourself struggling to quickly create ad-hoc reports on your RACF definitions? Do you have trouble sharing your CARLa reports in a format that is easily understood by your peers? Are you spending hours, or even days, copying and pasting data into Excel to further process it? If so, then this session is for you.
During this session, I'll explain the origins and results of an open source project that can help you solve these problems, and demonstrate how you can use it to your advantage in your organization. The project aims to reduce the time and effort required to create actionable insights from your RACF database. By the end of this session, you will have all the tools you need to efficiently and effectively manage your RACF data.
And if all goes well, there will be a live demonstration of the project in action. Don't miss out on the opportunity to learn how to save time and effort while ensuring the security of your RACF data.
Henri Kuiper is a pre Y2K Mainframe junkie. Started taking apart computers at a very young age (BBC Micro's Anyone?) and never stopped his love for 'taking things apart' (and mostly putting them back together too). He's Technical Coordinator for the Dutch region of Guide Share Europe, IBM Champion for z Systems, owner of zDevOps.com pro-deo teacher at 'codeuur.nl' (teaching primary school kids how to program) and loves all things IT :)
Henri Kuiper is a pre Y2K Mainframe junkie. Started taking apart computers at a very young age (BBC Micro's Anyone?) and never stopped his love for 'taking things apart' (and mostly putting them back together too). He's Technical Coordinator for the Dutch region of Guide Share Europe, IBM Champion for z Systems, owner of zDevOps.com pro-deo teacher at 'codeuur.nl' (teaching primary school kids how to program) and loves all things IT :)
Henri Kuiper is a pre Y2K Mainframe junkie. Started taking apart computers at a very young age (BBC Micro's Anyone?) and never stopped his love for 'taking things apart' (and mostly putting them back together too). He's Technical Coordinator for the Dutch region of Guide Share Europe, IBM Champion for z Systems, owner of zDevOps.com pro-deo teacher at 'codeuur.nl' (teaching primary school kids how to program) and loves all things IT :)
Henri Kuiper is a pre Y2K Mainframe junkie. Started taking apart computers at a very young age (BBC Micro's Anyone?) and never stopped his love for 'taking things apart' (and mostly putting them back together too). He's Technical Coordinator for the Dutch region of Guide Share Europe, IBM Champion for z Systems, owner of zDevOps.com pro-deo teacher at 'codeuur.nl' (teaching primary school kids how to program) and loves all things IT :)
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