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Our Vibrant Vice Chairman Mr.Chocko Valliappa introducing the Guest of honour Mr. Lawrence Mohanraj, Country leader, DGM, #academicinitiative ,#IBM at Freshers Day 2017. #chockovalliappa @chockolite #academics #freshersday #sonatech (at Sona College Of Technology, Salem, Tamil Nadu)
As IBM is extending the role of mainframes to become platforms used in mobile and cloud computing, it's going to be interesting to see how conventional thinking toward the mainframe changes, and how it will be adopted into an ever-changing technology landscape. Perhaps we'll see an uptake of the mainframe in a diverse set of computing roles beyond those presented by the banking sector--that will be quite interesting.
Rijnard van Tonder, Student, Stellenbosch University, South Africa when asked about what he sees as the future of technology and how he sees IBM playing a role. Rijnard is currently in first place in the Master the Mainframe World Championship. Read more about the MTM Championship on the IBM Mainframe Insights Blog, or keep up with rankings on the MTM World Championship website.
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It's interesting to learn the current trends in IT and understand how important their adoption is to improving the business value of the enterprise. It's the kind of knowledge we don't usually get from class…Hands-on interaction with the mainframe has exposed me to another dimension of computing; with the majority of developers concentrating on front-end user applications, it's easy to overlook the back end systems on which these services rely. The contest has been a great learning experience in reinstating the significance of the modern mainframe, middle-ware and the integration of related technologies to develop more valuable solutions.
Raphael Kiminya, Student, Strathmore University, Kenya when asked what excites him about participating in the Master the Mainframe World Championship Contest. Raphael is currently in third place in the Master the Mainframe World Championship. Read more about the MTM Championship on the IBM Mainframe Insights Blog, or keep up with rankings on the MTM World Championship website.
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In my last year in college, I participated in the Master the Mainframe contest (it was the first year for the contest). And I ended up doing well with that and got an email at the end of the contest saying that I had won a trip to see a datacenter. It was pretty cool to go out to New York and see what the datacenter looked like and to see mainframes in person. In college we had been told that the mainframe was on its way out. Then as I got involved in the Master the Mainframe contest, I realized that’s really not the case. There are so many banks and so many retailers, insurance--so much industry runs on mainframe that I don’t think there’s really any way, at this point, it will ever go away
Anna Clayton, Millennial & Software Engineer Parallel Sysplex Test & Development, IBM.
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