Specialization Modules
Our modules offer an excellent opportunity to delve deep into a specific topic.
The duration of the specializations varies between one and six months, depending on the content.
Our range of specialization modules is diverse and is constantly being expanded to meet the needs of our customers.
Before attending the Mainframe Architecture for Managers workshop, I was simply curious to see who would come and eager to refresh my mainframe knowledge. The outcome exceeded my expectations. I found the content to be both technically sound and personally engaging. I highly recommend this seminar to anyone in a leadership position within the mainframe environment. It's worth it for the technical insights as well as the open and collaborative atmosphere created by the EMA team.
The installation and maintenance of z/OS involves several key steps, including system planning, hardware and software configuration, and the actual installation.
After installation, system customization is an important step in tailoring the system to individual requirements.
Regular maintenance includes installing software updates, managing system resources, and performing backups.
Participants will learn how to use SMP/E as a tool for installation and maintenance, and gain hands-on experience with the SMP/E tasks required for installing and maintaining z/OS products.
Previous experience with TSO/ISPF, writing JCL, and running batch jobs, as well as fundamental practical system skills.
This vendor-neutral course provides a comprehensive overview of IBM Mainframe technology, covering both its advantages and disadvantages. To ensure impartiality, we deliberately do not use IBM instructors for this seminar.
Knowledge of basic logic for procedural programming, as well as experience with TSO/ISPF, JCL, and SDSF
This module shows participants how an IBM Z Mainframe running z/OS can be connected to the outside world. It also explains the configurations of the various technologies and interfaces in the z/OS Communications Server.


