The Hidden Costs of AI-Assisted Mainframe Development
April 28, 2026
Jennifer Nelson, CEO of Izzi Software, makes the case for cautious skepticism when using new approaches to debug
ArticlesTurning Undocumented Systems Into Usable Knowledge With AWS
April 21, 2026
How enterprises can use AI and cloud services to generate usable documentation from legacy systems, supporting onboarding, maintenance and long-term modernization
ArticlesIBM Bob Is Here
April 3, 2026
The platform-neutral, AI-driven IDE became generally available March 24 as IBM highlighted early case studies
VideoTechPulse Digest (Mainframe): Unpacking 3 Months of Surveys With John Rhodes of CM First
April 1, 2026
John Rhodes helps Andy Wig interpret three months of results from TechChannel's TechPulse micro-survey program
VideoTechPulse Digest (IBM Power): Analyzing Q1 Surveys With Mike Schuett of TL Ashford
April 1, 2026
The marketing director joins Andy Wig to look at the first three months of TechChannel's new micro-survey program
January TechPulse Results: IT Trends (IBM Z)
February 24, 2026
TechChannel readers were most encouraged by the move toward hybrid cloud and the adoption of modern development languages and interfaces, while their biggest concerns were skills gaps and "legacy" perceptions
January TechPulse Results: IT Trends (IBM Power)
February 24, 2026
AI adoption and machine learning is the most encouraging development on the platform, TechChannel readers said in the Inaugural TechPulse.
ArticlesMainframe Skills Aren’t Disappearing; They’re Becoming More Valuable
February 19, 2026
Craig Mullins explains how mainframe skills are indispensable in an AI-driven world as mainframers assume a more strategic role
ArticlesIn Praise of the ‘Grayframers’
February 5, 2026
A longtime mainframer shares why institutional memory still matters on modern platforms
PodcastsThe Uniquely Supportive IBM i Community and the Future It Is Shaping, With Marius Le Roux
February 2, 2026
IBM i consultant Marius le Roux joins Charlie Guarino on TechTalk SMB to discuss the friendly community surrounding IBM i, why authoring the IBM i 7.6 Redbook made him feel like a spy, why AI might one day be seen as an OS, and more