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Why MOT your Workload Scheduler?

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Stream: Service Management
Time: 11:15 - 12:00


Presentation

Mission critical Workload Schedulers have evolved into complex automated batch engines that have probably never been fully serviced!

In this talk we will explore the challenges facing all Enterprise mainframe customers that use Workload Schedulers, such as IBM ZWS (IWS / TWS / OPC), CA-7, BMC Control-M, etc.

§ How clean is my critical batch engine?
§ Is it tuned for the best possible performance?
§ Could I save money if it had a full service and was running more efficiently?
§ Are there any unknown jobs which could pose a security loophole?
§ Are we preparing for any major modifications to our batch engine, such as offloading any part to another system or replacing our Workload Scheduler?

The implications of any of these issues are significantly expensive to your business outcomes. You service your car every year, so why would you not fully service your most critical business IT platform?

We will present how you can easily analyze your complex Workload Scheduler to quickly answer these important questions and save costs.

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Speakers


  • Jens Bühring at HORIZONT Software GmbH
  • Jens Bühring is an internationally recognized Consulting IT Specialist at HORIZONT for different product areas running on the mainframe. During his career he has developed expertise that spans application development on the z/OS platform, IWS z/OS administration, workload optimization and a variety of product and software trainings. Besides acting as solution architect Jens is focused in lifecycle management systems for mainframe workload objects like JCL, IWSz AD etc.. He is involved in many projects to help customers in Europe, to improve their business by taking advantage of the latest HORIZONT technology. He is a frequent speaker on these topics.


    Email: jbuehring@horizont-it.com

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