Open Mainframe Project TAC Meeting - January 23, 2025

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Conference call details

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Meeting Recording

A recording of the meeting and the transcript are both available at the link below:

Meeting Recording

Attendance

Voting Member Attendance

  • Andrea Orth - GenevaERS Representative
  • Lauren Valenti - Open Mainframe Education Representative
  • Mike Friesenegger - Feilong Representative
  • Sean Grady - Zowe Representative

Quorum Not Achieved.

Voting Members Not in Attendance

  • Phil Tully - Citi
  • Giancarlo Frix - Rocket Software
  • Sudharsana Srinivasan - COBOL Programming Course Representative
  • Joe Bostian - International Business Machines Corporation
  • Gregory MacKinnon - Broadcom Corporation

Other attendees

  • John Mertic, The Linux Foundation
  • Tom Slanda, The Linux Foundation
  • Reg Harbeck, Mainframe Analytics Ltd., Santa Rosa Software
  • Tony Perri, Santa Rosa Software
  • Daniel Horak, Red Hat, Inc.

Agenda

  • Ambassador Program Applications Open [#753]
  • Possible partnership with LFOMP of mobile application for the 3 security facilities in IBM z/OS [#729]

Notes

Ambassador Program Applications Open

John Mertic reported that the Ambassador Program Application deadline was moved to January 31, 2025. Mertic noted that existing Ambassadors do not need to re-apply.

Possible partnership with LFOMP of mobile application for the 3 security facilities in IBM z/OS

Reg Harbeck and Tony Perri spoke about the KhyberPass Password Manager, which is interested in exploring partnership options with The Open Mainframe Project. John Mertic and Sean Grady identified that the absence of developer resources from The Open Mainframe Project would make a partnership difficult at this time. Harbeck and Perri were appreciative of the feedback.