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Mighty Mainframe 2027

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Submission deadline: October 31, 2026
Event date: May 9, 2027
Format: In person
Compensation: Not listed

About this call

Mighty Mainframe 2027 brings the mainframe community together alongside the QED conference. It seeks practical stories about how people, platforms and AI evolve business-critical systems, including lessons from successes and failures. Speakers can propose a lecture, workshop or panel discussion for an audience of mainframe professionals, business leaders, technologists and university students. Sessions are preferably 30–45 minutes, including audience questions.

Topics

Mainframe masteryAI-assisted modernizationDeveloper productivityCyber resilienceHybrid architectureMainframe skills developmentEngineering teams

Audience

Mainframe professionalsBusiness leadersTechnologistsUniversity students

Session formats

LectureWorkshopPanel discussion