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Advent of Code goes Mainframe

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Stream: Virtual Room 1
Time: 12:00 - 13:00


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Unlock the Secrets of the Mainframe with the Advent of Code!

Join IBM Champions Herb Daly and Henri Kuiper as they guide you on a journey of discovery through the exciting world of the Advent of Code competition.

Learn how solving puzzles in multiple languages can transform your skills and bring a new level of joy to your work.

Get ready to be amazed as they announce the winners of last year's competition and discover the "Rosetta Stone" effect of learning through play.

Don't miss this opportunity to level up your mainframe game!

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Speakers


  • Henri Kuiper at zDevOps
  • 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 :)


    Email: henrikuiper@zdevops.com

  • Dr. Herbert Daly at University of Wolverhampton
  • Dr Herb Daly is a Senior Lecturer in the Department of Computer Science and Technology at the University ofWolverhampton.  A passionate advocate for including System Z knowledge in the university curriculum, he was responsible forhis department joining the IBM Academic Initiative in February 2012. He is currently Chairman of the UKCMG, a user group for performance and capacity professionals. A recent convert to the mainframe cause, his previous roles in industry include Consultant, Software Designer,and Simulation Modelling specialist. He holds a Bachelors degree in Computer Science, a Masters degree in Software Engineering and Doctoral degree in Simulation Modelling. His most recently consulting work has been on succession planning and graduate retention.


    Email: herbert.daly@wlv.ac.uk

  • Henri Kuiper at zDevOps
  • 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 :)


    Email: henrikuiper@zdevops.com

  • Dr. Herbert Daly at University of Wolverhampton
  • Dr Herb Daly is a Senior Lecturer in the Department of Computer Science and Technology at the University ofWolverhampton.  A passionate advocate for including System Z knowledge in the university curriculum, he was responsible forhis department joining the IBM Academic Initiative in February 2012. He is currently Chairman of the UKCMG, a user group for performance and capacity professionals. A recent convert to the mainframe cause, his previous roles in industry include Consultant, Software Designer,and Simulation Modelling specialist. He holds a Bachelors degree in Computer Science, a Masters degree in Software Engineering and Doctoral degree in Simulation Modelling. His most recently consulting work has been on succession planning and graduate retention.


    Email: herbert.daly@wlv.ac.uk

  • Henri Kuiper at zDevOps
  • 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 :)


    Email: henrikuiper@zdevops.com

  • Dr. Herbert Daly at University of Wolverhampton
  • Dr Herb Daly is a Senior Lecturer in the Department of Computer Science and Technology at the University ofWolverhampton.  A passionate advocate for including System Z knowledge in the university curriculum, he was responsible forhis department joining the IBM Academic Initiative in February 2012. He is currently Chairman of the UKCMG, a user group for performance and capacity professionals. A recent convert to the mainframe cause, his previous roles in industry include Consultant, Software Designer,and Simulation Modelling specialist. He holds a Bachelors degree in Computer Science, a Masters degree in Software Engineering and Doctoral degree in Simulation Modelling. His most recently consulting work has been on succession planning and graduate retention.


    Email: herbert.daly@wlv.ac.uk

  • Henri Kuiper at zDevOps
  • 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 :)


    Email: henrikuiper@zdevops.com

  • Dr. Herbert Daly at University of Wolverhampton
  • Dr Herb Daly is a Senior Lecturer in the Department of Computer Science and Technology at the University ofWolverhampton.  A passionate advocate for including System Z knowledge in the university curriculum, he was responsible forhis department joining the IBM Academic Initiative in February 2012. He is currently Chairman of the UKCMG, a user group for performance and capacity professionals. A recent convert to the mainframe cause, his previous roles in industry include Consultant, Software Designer,and Simulation Modelling specialist. He holds a Bachelors degree in Computer Science, a Masters degree in Software Engineering and Doctoral degree in Simulation Modelling. His most recently consulting work has been on succession planning and graduate retention.


    Email: herbert.daly@wlv.ac.uk

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