Operlog Tools – Innovations in the First Quarter of 2026

Yves Colliard

Creator and architect of Operlog Tools

Discover the latest innovations of Operlog Tools – available anytime, on demand. This webinar provides a concise overview of recent enhancements and shows how to take your z/OS log analysis to the next level.

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Our experts demonstrate how new analysis capabilities, optimized interfaces, and enhanced batch processing help you streamline operations and gain greater transparency across your IT systems.

What you’ll learn:

Batch evaluations in JSON format for seamless integration into automation and reporting workflows
Enhanced message analysis, including automatic whitelists and IPL comparisons
Optimized main panel with improved layout and additional information
Improved visibility of historical data through intelligent recall dataset display
Help & News in view mode for a smoother user experience
Further enhancements in performance, stability, and usability

Gain practical insights directly from Yves Colliard, creator and architect of Operlog Tools, and learn how to optimize your log management processes effectively.

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Yves Colliard

Creator and architect of Operlog Tools

Born in Lausanne, Switzerland, with French as his mother tongue, Yves began working with MVS in 1981 and moved to Germany in 1984. In 1990, he founded YCOS GmbH, a company specializing in consultancy, training, and software development, particularly known for Operlog Tools. As the creator and architect of Operlog Tools, Yves have significantly contributed to the field.

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