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The Future of the Mainframe – Innovation Driver or Relic?
Find out why the mainframe is still indispensable despite modern cloud technologies and scalable architectures in our exclusive white paper. This white paper analyzes the mainframe's unparalleled strengths, such as speed, reliability and massive I/O bandwidth. It highlights current trends, including hybrid cloud integrations, AI-powered automation and sustainability advantages.
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What Is a Mainframe?
A mainframe computer, often referred to as “big iron”, is a powerful computing system used by large organizations for essential tasks such as mass data processing and enterprise resource planning. Although mainframes are smaller than supercomputers, they offer higher computing power compared to other computers classes.
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Key Insights from the EMA Research Report "Data in Motion: Orchestrating File Transfers and Data Pipelines in the Cloud Era"
The EMA report highlights the growing importance of secure, automated data movement in digital transformation. Workload Automation (WLA) and Managed File Transfer (MFT) are key technologies, especially in multi-cloud environments. Enterprises are shifting toward integrated, scalable solutions to ensure efficient and compliant data flows.
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Replacing Mainframe Software and Job Schedulers from CA-Broadcom
Many organizations relying on legacy CA/Broadcom mainframe software are facing growing challenges – rising licensing costs, limited vendor flexibility, and concerns over long-term support and innovation. As the mainframe landscape evolves, it's essential to evaluate your current IT environment and assess whether your systems are aligned with your organization’s future needs.