Maximizing DB2 for z/OS Cost Savings in the Public Sector

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Mainframe costs are under more scrutiny than ever in the public sector. But how can you easily justify the value of your mainframe investment?

Join us for an exclusive webinar on optimizing DB2 for z/OS cost savings. Get expert advice on reducing your mainframe costs by saving MIPS and improving overall efficiency. Learn how to:

Improve your IBM and ISV contracts with lower MIPS
Reduce “peak time MIPS” with new techniques
Apply the best practices of key mainframe customers
Slash your DB2 overhead by proactively managing application performance
Demonstrate the savings of monitoring tool upgrades

Find out how to reduce the total cost of ownership of your mainframe systems. Get the strategies that will help you succeed for many years to come.

Event Date:
Wednesday, February 15, 2012 at 1:00 p.m. CST

Title:
Maximizing DB2 for z/OS Cost Savings in the Public Sector

Speakers:

Al deMoya, BMC Software
Martin Beasley, BMC Software

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