z/VSE
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What is z/VSE?
z/VSE (Virtual Storage Extended) is a low-overhead, easy-to-use operating system for IBM mainframe systems. It is commonly used to run business-critical applications, particularly in industries like banking, retail, and insurance, where reliability and efficiency are paramount for transaction processing and data management.
What other technologies are related to z/VSE?
z/VSE Competitor Technologies
z/TPF
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z/TPF is a specialized operating system for high-volume transaction processing, offering an alternative solution to z/VSE for specific workloads.
z/OS
z/OS is a more powerful and feature-rich operating system than z/VSE, offering a broader range of capabilities and serving as an alternative platform for mainframe applications.
z/VSE Complementary Technologies
z/VM
z/VM is a virtualization hypervisor that can host z/VSE as a guest operating system, enabling resource sharing and consolidation.
CICS
CICS is a transaction processing system that commonly runs on z/VSE, providing transaction management and application development services.
IBM DB2
DB2 is a relational database management system that can be used with z/VSE to store and manage data for applications.
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Consultant
25 Consultant jobs mention z/VSE
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Customer Engineer
15 Customer Engineer jobs mention z/VSE
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Quality Assurance
14 Quality Assurance jobs mention z/VSE
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Software Engineer
65 Software Engineer jobs mention z/VSE
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Engineer
85 Engineer jobs mention z/VSE
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