Stream: Virtual Room 3
Time: 16:15 - 17:00
The session, designed for beginners and advanced practitioners, offers insights and real-world examples on how to combine REST API usage and the Open Mainframe Project Zowe CLI to programmatically manage mainframe resources. Follow along as we walk you through how our own automation specialists used OPS/MVS System State Manager (SSM) APIs coupled with incident management tooling to create automated resource state management scripts. We’ll look at securely handling credentials, testing API interactions, and show how mainframe APIs can streamline maintenance, reduce manual effort, and improve incident response through deep integration.
Currently working on the Mainframe Integration Portal effort at Broadcom's Mainframe Software Division in Pittsburgh, Joshua leverages his extensive background in enterprise systems to advance mission-critical data infrastructure and engineering practices with the goal of creating frictionless onboarding experiences in large-scale computing environments. Prior to joining Broadcom, Joshua led Honeywell AI's New Product Innovation research team. At Honeywell, he expanded the division's technical capabilities in artificial intelligence, robotic, and supply chain solutions for industrial applications. In 2013, he founded geospatial data science venture Viable Industries where he architected enterprise-grade SaaS solutions while scaling the organization's DevOps, engineering, and data science capabilities.
Mirek is a UX Design Executive focused on innovation and marrying design to execution. Mirek has expertise in working for a high number of different customers and in leading a long-term strategy. He has worked for much of his career dealing with high-profile customers, user-centred approach implementation, and building UX teams. Most recently he has brought his teams from a purely feature waterfall-driven process to an agile process married to Lean UX with a focus on customer interaction.
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