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Across industries, I’m hearing a remarkably consistent message: organizations are accelerating innovation, investing heavily in AI, and navigating an increasingly interconnected digital landscape. Ambition is clear. So is the pressure. The challenge isn’t a lack of tools or talent. It’s that the complexity of modern data, applications, and AI pipelines is growing faster than the operational frameworks needed to run them reliably. Teams struggle…
A recent Forrester Consulting Total Economic Impact™ (TEI) study, commissioned by BMC, showed that organizations using BMC AMI DevX achieved notable development speed and quality improvements, like reducing mainframe application downtime by 99% while enabling up to 15x more annual codebase changes. Forrester interviewed six organizations using BMC AMI DevX— including mainframe DevOps leaders in…
A recent Forrester Consulting Total Economic Impact™ (TEI) study, commissioned by BMC, shows how organizations using BMC AMI DevX turned a talent pipeline challenge into a strategic advantage by improving the mainframe developer experience. For instance, the study found that new developers ramped up 50% faster, and overall productivity improved by 33%—equivalent to adding 25…
For years, discussions about enterprise IT innovation have focused heavily on distributed platforms, cloud-native architectures, and newer development paradigms. In that conversation, the mainframe has often been misunderstood or overlooked—not because it stopped evolving, but because its role as a highly optimized, mission-critical platform has largely remained behind the scenes. In reality, mainframes have continued…