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Is the z9s Advanced Encryption Standard capability changing the way customers use mainframes?

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Is the z9s Advanced Encryption Standard capability changing the way customers use mainframes?

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The No.1 concern/question that I get from customers is about security — everything from key management, centralized management of encryption across the enterprise, AES, intrusion detection. They want us to help them manage and exploit the capability for security on a mainframe. Most of our customers tell me it’s one of the principal reasons they buy a mainframe — because it’s secure. IBM has announced a goal to have 20,000 professionals trained in zSeries skills by 2010. Where are you on that plan? We’re ahead of schedule. I had no idea that the market would respond as well as it did. We got a special challenge to get 10,000 [trained] in China. And we are well on the way of doing that. We are ahead of schedule. We will get to the 20,000 by 2010, and the biggest reason is our customers, our business partners [and] the universities are all working on this problem together. We’ve got a lot of people that are now coming to see the mainframe, know about the mainframe, learn, get a job wor

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