Sorry for posting a generic question...
I understand 'z/Os' is a world class operating system that can support thousands of workloads concurrently while delivering service levels to meet the most demanding customer requirements. With leading edge availability, security, and scale, z/OS serves the needs of the largest banks, financial institutions, services organizations and more. (Courtesy - IBM site)
What according to you will be the future of operating system 'z/Os' with respect to IT industry as a whole, as more and more companies are migrating towards newer technologies i.e. cloud (Again I understand, Cloud is influenced by the way Mainframe work) ?
Don't mean to offend any MAINFRAMERs as I'm also one....
Future of z/Os
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Re: Future of z/Os
by enrico-sorichetti » Tue Jul 26, 2016 1:55 am
topic locked.
just/only a waste time on useless speculations
just/only a waste time on useless speculations
cheers
enrico
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