Stream: Service Management
Time: 15:45 - 16:30
This session explores the latest features of IBM Z Workload Scheduler V10.2 and SPEs that have been shipped on top of it. Learn more about the plan mirroring capabilities, the advanced orchestration monitor, and the enhanced REST API functionalities. Furthermore we will talk about the product roadmap.
There is currently no attachment for What's new in IBM Z Workload Scheduler V.10.2.x and Roadmap
Wolfgang Schaeberle is a Senior Product Manager at IBM, specializing in the IBM Z AIOps portfolio. He leads product management for IBM Z Workload Scheduler and IBM Z Service Automation Suite, and drives innovation in mainframe operations through the integration of generative AI, agentic AI, ChatOps, and modern web-based user interfaces.
With a strong foundation in systems management, Wolfgang has held key technical leadership roles within IBM Z Automation, contributing across disciplines such as automated operations, business resilience, and performance management. His expertise also spans user experience design and application development, enabling him to bridge technical depth with user-centric product strategy.
Domenico D’Alterio is the IBM Principal Product Manager focused on The Linux Foundation's ZoweTM and IBM Z distribution for Zowe projects. He contributes to the open-source project strategy and direction as well as market success of IBM Z distribution for Zowe. Prior to his current role, Domenico was the Product Manager for offerings in the IBM Z AIOps area working on the strategic directions of multiple offerings. In the previous years, he covered different managerial positions in IBM Development and Customer support organization as well as the role of Product Manager of Z Analytics products, Domenico joined IBM in 1999. Starting as designer, moved to a managerial role in 2006, acting as Development and Customer Support manager in the former Tivoli division of IBM. He graduated in Electronic Engineering, in Italy.
Click here to give some Feedback so we can make it even better next year!