New alliance combines Hitachi Vantara’s data infrastructure with BMC’s software expertise to help enterprises reduce costs, optimise operations and secure mainframe data

Many organisations have a significant number of legacy applications that often require specialised expertise to operate and are usually expensive and time-consuming to maintain.

COMPANY NEWS:   Single data platform will provide a simplified experience to consume and manage block, file, object, and mainframe data, with flexible consumption as an appliance or software-defined across public cloud and on-premises

WHITE PAPER: Who would have thought the seven deadly sins – pride, greed, lust, envy, gluttony, anger and sloth – were relevant to technology modernisation? CPT's new white paper explains how.

Who would have thought the seven deadly sins – pride, greed, lust, envy, gluttony, anger and sloth – were relevant to technology modernisation? CPT's new white paper explains how.

Australian mainframe users face a lengthy journey to the cloud, according to Accenture, but it seems that just dipping a toe into the water can be counterproductive.

With 20 new offerings and significant enhancements in its product portfolio, CA is confident it has the tools your business needs to tackle agility, intelligent automation, data driven insights, security and more to avoid disruption.

Last month, CA held its annual CA World conference in Las Vegas. Here are some great video interviews, a show floor tour and more from the event!

The digital economy is breathing new life into the mainframe. Whether it’s buying an airline ticket, shipping an item from overseas, or making a mobile transaction, you may not know it, but mainframes are most likely powering those most popular applications.

From the digital enterprise taking centre stage to workplaces no longer being a place, from automation to rainy clouds, Bill Platt says you will be hacked!

We recently wrote a piece about how IBM mainframes were the only ones left. Unisys has reminded us that such is not the case, and that its larger computers are alive and well.

There was a time when the release of a new IBM mainframe was a big event. Now it’s just another server announcement – unless you’re a mainframe nut.

At CA World '14, CA Technologies CEO Mike Gregoire identified three imperatives of today's IT: rapid innovation, security, and handling the growth in IT environments.

Mainframe management product CA Chorus now offers network and system management features. The company also announced other updates to its mainframe management tools.

Terminal emulation is a technology that just won't die: it'll be around as long as there are devices and programs that expect to talk to a terminal. So it isn't surprising that Micro Focus is still developing its Rumba line of terminal emulation software.

IBM's zEC12 is the latest generation of the mainframe family that has been at the heart of enterprise computing for almost half a century.

A slim majority of Australian mainframe users prefer to update their in-house applications to gain new features rather than replacing them with commercial packages.

Compuware Corporation (Nasdaq: CPWR), the technology performance company, today announced several product enhancements that will help its customers overcome the business risks of the 'New Normal of Mainframe' by increasing developer productivity and improving application performance management.

The federal Department of Human Services is using CA Compliance Manager for zOS to improve compliance reporting and auditing across multiple agencies including Centrelink and Medicare.

Micro Focus Server Enterprise Edition for PL/I promises to migrate IBM mainframe applications written in PL/I to lower-cost platforms with minimal changes.