Founder
CurrentI had an epiphany one day where I realized that, after all these years calling myself a marketer or a salesperson that I was, in fact, a builder. I realized I had spent my career on products and in industries that were underserved or had niches that had been overlooked. Sometimes it was overlooked products that needed a new fit and other times it was an existing product that didn't fit the market it was designed for. But there was always somewhere it did belong.And that's how Planet Mainframe came to be. Working with a client a few years back we noticed that the "death of the mainframe is imminent" and been proclaimed every year for the past 30 years. Of course, not even close to being true. But it did leave a vacuum where the media continued to turn it's attention to the newer and cooler technologies (if only they really understood :-)) And so, Planet Mainframe was born. It was developed to fill a need - to continue to educate and share. Essentially, the goal of Planet mainframe is to keep the mainframe community strong and healthy..