MAXAVA LIVE WEBINARS
Join our Maxava Live Webinars to stay ahead in IBM i High Availability & Disaster Recovery, Monitoring, and Security solutions. Our expert-led sessions provide valuable insights into the latest industry trends, best practices, and innovations to help you safeguard your data.
Join Maxava and Kyndryl as we explore what it really takes to build that confidence. We'll look at how Kyndryl Cloud Uplift (Skytap) lays the groundwork with a resilient Azure foundation and Kyndryl's recovery clean room concept: an isolated space to validate recovery without ever touching production. Maxava then builds on that environment with proven, tested IBM i recovery that helps turn a plan into genuine recovery confidence. Whether you're an IBM i System Administrator or responsible for your organization's business continuity strategy, you'll come away with a clearer sense of what genuine recovery confidence looks like, and how close (or far) you are from having it.
POWER8 finished its IBM end-of-service cycle in 2024. It cannot run anything newer than IBM i 7.4, and 7.4 itself loses standard IBM support on September 30, 2026. Join Tonny Bastiaans, IBM Power Technical Sales Leader EMEA, and Maxava Product Manager Ash Giddings, to map out a clear path off POWER8, whether that means refreshing on-premise to Power11, or moving native IBM i workloads to Power10 and Power11 in IBM PowerVS, maintenance included. Either way, Maxava's Migrate Live gets you there with minimal downtime and verified data integrity.
If your IBM i high availability renewal keeps climbing, if a hardware refresh triggers a licence uplift, or if replication is quietly eating into production performance, this webinar is for you. Join Ash Giddings, Product Manager, and John Dominic, VP Global Sales, to discover why organisations in more than 60 countries, many of them switchers from long-standing HA products, trust Maxava HA to keep their business running. Whether you're facing a renewal decision now or simply want to know what your options are, join us and see what modern IBM i HA/DR should look like.