What is FICON?

FICON (FIbre CONnection) is an input/output (I/O) interface used primarily on IBM mainframe computers. It is a high-speed serial connection protocol that connects mainframe systems to peripherals such as disk and tape storage. FICON provides improved bandwidth, distance, and connectivity compared to its predecessor, ESCON.

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What other technologies are related to FICON?

FICON Complementary Technologies

DFSMS

DFSMS (Data Facility Storage Management Subsystem) is IBM's storage management software for z/OS. It is complementary to FICON as it manages the data that is transferred via FICON channels.

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Which job functions commonly mention FICON?

Network Administrator

7 Network Administrator jobs mention FICON

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Infrastructure Engineer

8 Infrastructure Engineer jobs mention FICON

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Systems Engineer

17 Systems Engineer jobs mention FICON

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IT Support

9 IT Support jobs mention FICON

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Engineer

101 Engineer jobs mention FICON

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Which organizations are mentioning FICON?

IBM

Professional Services

Bank of America

Finance and Insurance

Broadcom

Manufacturing

Ensono

Professional Services

BNY Mellon

Finance and Insurance

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