Stream: Virtual Room 9
Time: 09:00 - 10:00
IBM Rational Developer is an Eclipse-based integrated development environment (IDE). It is built on the very widely used Eclipse platform for creating Web 1.0, Web 2.0, Text UI, Mobile, mainframe (both IBM i and IBM z) and SOA (Service Oriented Architecture) applications. It is very well suited for business oriented development teams and allows developers to be focused on the business problems rather than the target environments. The EGL code is compiled and COBOL, Java or JavaScript code is generated that can be deployed and run in multiple target platforms. The developer can be free from knowing multiple programming languages and target platform environments. In this presentation, we will share details from a very large customer, to highlight the benefit that they have seen with using RBD in their enterprise. This customer uses EGL to a very large extent in their day to day operations.
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Kushagra has over 15 years of experience in Product and Application development in zOS, IBM i and TPF. In past, worked as an architect and developer in RBD development team and led successful migration of customers from VAGen to RBD. He has a very sound development experience in IBM HLASM in both TPF and zOS environment along with other tech stack. Currently, leading the RBD development team as a Development Manager that covers designing of Product Roadmap, interacting with the customers and product demonstrations.
Engineering and support leader for RBD and CICS tools, with around 20 years of experience in different domains. Vatsala joined IBM in 2005 as a software developer and then moved on to become QA lead for mainframe products. In 2016 she transitioned to HCL after the Intellectual Property Partnership agreement between IBM & HCL and became responsible for level 2 and level 3 support for HACP (PCOMM, HOD) and HATS. Later on Vatsala took on the role of Engineering and support leader for RBD and CICS tools – taking care of interacting with customers for defining roadmaps, and coordinating with other stakeholders for all releases of the products. She also manages the Mainframe Test CoE that takes care of manual and automation testing for all of the mainframe products in HCL Software. With a growing passion for mainframe, she has been leading several innovation projects in the mainframe space in HCL software.
Kushagra has over 15 years of experience in Product and Application development in zOS, IBM i and TPF. In past, worked as an architect and developer in RBD development team and led successful migration of customers from VAGen to RBD. He has a very sound development experience in IBM HLASM in both TPF and zOS environment along with other tech stack. Currently, leading the RBD development team as a Development Manager that covers designing of Product Roadmap, interacting with the customers and product demonstrations.
Engineering and support leader for RBD and CICS tools, with around 20 years of experience in different domains. Vatsala joined IBM in 2005 as a software developer and then moved on to become QA lead for mainframe products. In 2016 she transitioned to HCL after the Intellectual Property Partnership agreement between IBM & HCL and became responsible for level 2 and level 3 support for HACP (PCOMM, HOD) and HATS. Later on Vatsala took on the role of Engineering and support leader for RBD and CICS tools – taking care of interacting with customers for defining roadmaps, and coordinating with other stakeholders for all releases of the products. She also manages the Mainframe Test CoE that takes care of manual and automation testing for all of the mainframe products in HCL Software. With a growing passion for mainframe, she has been leading several innovation projects in the mainframe space in HCL software.
Kushagra has over 15 years of experience in Product and Application development in zOS, IBM i and TPF. In past, worked as an architect and developer in RBD development team and led successful migration of customers from VAGen to RBD. He has a very sound development experience in IBM HLASM in both TPF and zOS environment along with other tech stack. Currently, leading the RBD development team as a Development Manager that covers designing of Product Roadmap, interacting with the customers and product demonstrations.
Engineering and support leader for RBD and CICS tools, with around 20 years of experience in different domains. Vatsala joined IBM in 2005 as a software developer and then moved on to become QA lead for mainframe products. In 2016 she transitioned to HCL after the Intellectual Property Partnership agreement between IBM & HCL and became responsible for level 2 and level 3 support for HACP (PCOMM, HOD) and HATS. Later on Vatsala took on the role of Engineering and support leader for RBD and CICS tools – taking care of interacting with customers for defining roadmaps, and coordinating with other stakeholders for all releases of the products. She also manages the Mainframe Test CoE that takes care of manual and automation testing for all of the mainframe products in HCL Software. With a growing passion for mainframe, she has been leading several innovation projects in the mainframe space in HCL software.
Kushagra has over 15 years of experience in Product and Application development in zOS, IBM i and TPF. In past, worked as an architect and developer in RBD development team and led successful migration of customers from VAGen to RBD. He has a very sound development experience in IBM HLASM in both TPF and zOS environment along with other tech stack. Currently, leading the RBD development team as a Development Manager that covers designing of Product Roadmap, interacting with the customers and product demonstrations.
Engineering and support leader for RBD and CICS tools, with around 20 years of experience in different domains. Vatsala joined IBM in 2005 as a software developer and then moved on to become QA lead for mainframe products. In 2016 she transitioned to HCL after the Intellectual Property Partnership agreement between IBM & HCL and became responsible for level 2 and level 3 support for HACP (PCOMM, HOD) and HATS. Later on Vatsala took on the role of Engineering and support leader for RBD and CICS tools – taking care of interacting with customers for defining roadmaps, and coordinating with other stakeholders for all releases of the products. She also manages the Mainframe Test CoE that takes care of manual and automation testing for all of the mainframe products in HCL Software. With a growing passion for mainframe, she has been leading several innovation projects in the mainframe space in HCL software.
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