We are happy to welcome our new 2025 Open Mainframe Project ambassadors! These are a group of committed people who care deeply about sharing and growing the use of mainframe…
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Written by Sarah Julia Kriesch, (Co-)Chair of the Linux Distributions Working Group, and openSUSE Release Engineer for s390x and Teamlead openSUSE zSystem Today, February 11, is International Day of Women…
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Written by Louisa Seers, Product Manager at IBM, Chair of the Galasa Technical Steering Committee (TSC) and Open Mainframe Project Ambassador When I took on the role of the Galasa…
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Our Open Mainframe Project Ambassador program has played a key role in growing the community of open source practitioners and users in the mainframe ecosystem for the last 3 years.…
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In this session Sudharsana Srinivasan (IBM) and Michael Bauer (Broadcom), co-chairs for the COBOL Programming Course will discuss how this Open Mainframe Project has been shifting perception about COBOL in…
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The modern rise of open source software on the mainframe has increased innovation and collaboration on the platform in a way we’ve never seen before. But as a user or…
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In October, the Open Mainframe Project community gathered in Las Vegas for IBM TechXchange. This year, more than 5,000 attendees embarked on over 40,000 hours of learning at the conference.…
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Open Mainframe Project’s Mainframe Open Education (MOE) enables students to learn from experts with years of experience through collaborative knowledge sharing on our GitBook platform. It’s a community that focuses on ‘open sourcing’…
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Open Mainframe Project’s Mainframe Open Education (MOE) enables students to learn from experts with years of experience through collaborative knowledge sharing on our GitBook platform. It’s a community that focuses…
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Written by Valery Aranouski, Open Mainframe Project Ambassador and DevOps Team Lead at IBA Group As the need to integrate the traditionally robust mainframe environment with the broader world of…
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