IBM Z development
COBOL, JCL, CICS and Db2 development and maintenance, from impact analysis and estimates through integration, acceptance testing and production release.
IBM Z & Power
Development, production operations and L3 support for the IBM Z mainframes and IBM Power systems behind core banking, payments and regulatory processing, around the clock.
What we do
COBOL, JCL, CICS and Db2 development and maintenance, from impact analysis and estimates through integration, acceptance testing and production release.
Production operations and application support: batch scheduling and monitoring with Control-M, CA7 and OPC, releases and deployments, incident, change and problem management under ITIL.
AIX and Linux on Power: PowerVM virtualisation with HMC, LPAR and VIOS, storage under IBM SVC, SAN fabric and NIM-based provisioning.
The problems that usually end in a vendor escalation: system dump and hang analysis, boot and kernel-level troubleshooting, SAN multipathing, performance tuning, PowerHA clusters and Live Partition Mobility.
How we work
Mainframe and AIX skills are hard to hire and harder to replace. We work in the model that fits your operations, with the same people over the long term.
Track record
Global mainframe production operations: releases, batch scheduling with CA7 and OPC, and control of worldwide file-processing flows under ITIL, coordinated daily with operations and development teams across continents.
Administration of more than 200 IBM Power systems running AIX and Linux on Power: PowerVM virtualisation, storage under IBM SVC, SAN fabric and L3 diagnostics.
COBOL batch development on Db2, CICS programming and IBM i (AS/400) testing within a large international delivery project.
Seven years of technical team leadership for IBM MQ enterprise messaging on Linux, under SLA.
Experience
Our work on IBM platforms covers the full chain, from development to production operations and L3 diagnostics, so one team can take responsibility for the whole platform.
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