Welcome to the Planet Mainframe Podcast, your gateway to the forefront of technology and the digital age. In this episode, we’re shining a spotlight on one of the rising stars in mainframe and Db2. Keziah Knopp is a Db2 for z/OS Specialist for IBM that works with clients and sales teams to solve problems, answer questions, and support modernization of the most common database of mainframes. During her talk with Amanda Hendley, Managing Editor of Planet Mainframe, they discussed modernization, the challenges of talent in mainframe, and what’s next.
The Next Generation of Db2
Amanda Hendley is the Managing Editor of Planet Mainframe and host of the Virtual Mainframe User Groups. With a career rooted in the technology community, she has held leadership roles at the Technology Association of Georgia, Computer Measurement Group (CMG), and Planet Mainframe. A proud Georgia Tech graduate, Amanda spends her free time renovating homes and volunteering with SEGSPrescue.org in Atlanta, Georgia.
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