Stream: Virtual Room 3
Time: 10:30 - 11:30
Mainframers are under an increasing amount of pressure to achieve sustainability goals, while doing so they remain challenged to improve application performance, reduce cost and consumption, by exploring the latest areas around generative AI, observability, predictive modelling, machine learning and edge computing and resilience.
In this session we explore why sustainability matters, what it entails, and how businesses and individuals can embrace sustainable practices to shape a more resilient and equitable future.
The mainframe sector plays a pivotal role in shaping our global footprint, from energy consumption to electronic waste generation.
By prioritising sustainability, we not only mitigate environmental impacts but also foster greater innovation and promote social responsibility within the industry.
The path forward requires a collective effort and a transformative approach, but the rewards are immense for the planet, for people, and for prosperity.
Wendy Rentschler is the head of Corporate Social Responsibility at BMC, where she champions equity & inclusion through programming where people can thrive, feel heard, and do some of the best work of their lives. Her mantra: Gratitude is free.
Faisal Majid is a BMC Mainframe Solution Account Manager specialising in the Banking and Finance. Passionate about green initiatives, nurtured by his father an engineer who recycled and repaired everything as he grew up. He is a keen environmentalist, part of a local recycling scheme for schools and local community programmes, and a strong supporter of One Tree Planted. His mantra: Count your blessings.
Wendy Rentschler is the head of Corporate Social Responsibility at BMC, where she champions equity & inclusion through programming where people can thrive, feel heard, and do some of the best work of their lives. Her mantra: Gratitude is free.
Faisal Majid is a BMC Mainframe Solution Account Manager specialising in the Banking and Finance. Passionate about green initiatives, nurtured by his father an engineer who recycled and repaired everything as he grew up. He is a keen environmentalist, part of a local recycling scheme for schools and local community programmes, and a strong supporter of One Tree Planted. His mantra: Count your blessings.
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