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Vince Ray
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Oct 6, 2026
Give Cloud Apps Live Access to Mainframe VSAM Data — Without Copying It
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5:41Jeanne GlassHOST
So can we drill in, Vince, to those costs? Can you walk us through the life of a copy, a pipeline per target, journaling, logging, latency, MIPS, data drift? Where does the time and cost actually go?
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6:03Vince RayGUEST
I mean, generally, we've spoken to many customers and in large sites, it's not uncommon to have dedicated teams to doing this sort of thing.
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6:16Vince RayGUEST
And every time they get a request, I need this data in this application, they start with, pretty much a clean sheet, understand the data, build some type of ETL process around it.
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6:34Vince RayGUEST
How do they take the data, understand its structure, get it in the format that the target expects? There's a I mean, I'm not necessarily sure I'd call it programming, but it's definitely a lot of work.
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6:50Vince RayGUEST
And that alone, I mean, we've had customers tell us that it takes weeks to months to figure that part out.
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7:00Vince RayGUEST
And if you think about doing that for hundreds or even thousands of mainframe data sources, you kind of see the investment it takes to do that and keep up with change.
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17:11Jeanne GlassHOST
So let's talk about, you know, our patented innovations at Virtual Z and what you've really designed, Vince, to take that copy out of the equation.