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IBM z14, IBM LinuxONE, Blockchain and more at IBM Z Technical Universities
21 September 2017 | Written by: Sharon Kent
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With recent announcements, IBM Z has reinforced its position as the industry’s most secure and advanced enterprise platform for data-serving and next-generation applications. From the IBM z14 with its game-changing pervasive encryption, to the new IBM LinuxONE Emperor II and IBM’s commitment to blockchain, it’s clear that the Z platform can play a key role in business success.
Get the skills you need to fully realize the power of IBM Z when you attend a Technical University. Choose from:
- IBM Z Technical University | 9-13 October | Munich, Germany
- IBM Z Technical University | 13-17 November | Washington, DC
Each university offers hundreds of in-depth technical sessions and labs led by IBM Distinguished Engineer, developers or product experts – the A-team of the IBM Systems community.
Here’s a sample of some of the popular IBM z14 sessions:
- Technical overview of the new IBM z14 Parts 1 and 2
- Installation planning and migration considerations for the z14
- How do you do what you do if you’re a z14 CPU
- How to measure that new IBM z14
- IBM z/OS software support for IBM z14
- The pervasive encryption imperative
- How pervasive encryption can benefit you: An industry perspective
- Leverage z Systems’ pervasive encryption to lower your IT costs
- IBM z/OS pervasive encryption: A real-life walk-through
- The encryption pyramid: Choosing the level that works for you
- A guided tour of policy based data set encryption
- Protecting data through encryption of Coupling Facility Structures
- DFSMS data set encryption: Pros and cons vs. other encryption methods
- How to estimate the benefits of pervasive encryption
Plus, you won’t want to miss these IBM LinuxONE and Linux sessions:
- Build an Enterprise Hub on Linux on Z or the new Emperor II
- Why the new Linux ecosystem on LinuxONE enables new horizons
- KVM and OpenStack on IBM LinuxONE and IBM Z
- Exploiting IBM Z cryptographic hardware on Linux
- Linux on IBM z14: Performance and testing experiences
- Making the business case for Linux on z Systems and IBM LinuxONE
- Secure DBaaS on LinuxONE
- Advanced LinuxONE and z Systems management with IBM Wave for z/VM
- Introduction to docker and mobile with docker containers on Linux for IBM z Systems: Hands-on lab
Each university also has sessions on these topics:
- IBM z/OS
- IBM z/VM
- IBM z/VSE
- IBM Storage
- Performance monitoring and capacity planning
- System networking
- IBM CICS, IMS, IBM WebSphere, APIs and Blockchain
- IBM DB2, Spark and machine learning for z/OS
- DevOps and application development
- Hybrid cloud
- Security
Plus, the Solution Center lets you explore the latest products and services from IBM and IBM Business Partners.
All of this adds up to a week of unparalleled skill-building. Don’t wait. Choose a Technical University and enroll today.
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