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SHARE Orlando 2026

Location: Orlando, Florida
When: Feb 26, 2026 | 1:15 pm ET
Full Session Abstract

Join meshIQ at SHARE Orlando 2026 (Feb 26) to learn unified MQ observability strategies—mainframe to distributed—for real-time tracking & outage prevention.

Promotional graphic for SHARE 2026 in Orlando, FL, featuring details of a technical session on MQ observability, with date, time, speaker Tom McCuch’s photo, and meshIQ logo.

We hope to connect at our upcoming session, Bridging the Divide: Unifying Mainframe and Distributed MQ Observability for a Single Operational View, at SHARE Orlando 2026 on Thursday, February 26th, from 1:15 PM to 2:15 PM EST!

This session will address the pressing need for a unified operational view across the entire MQ ecosystem, from the mainframe to distributed platforms, delving into:

  • The inherent challenges of monitoring hybrid MQ landscapes
  • Strategies for consolidating MQ health and performance data
  • Achieving real-time, end-to-end message flow tracking
  • The benefits of a single pane of glass

You will leave Tom’s session feeling empowered for your operations teams to proactively identify bottlenecks, prevent outages, and ensure the seamless flow of critical business data through a truly unified operational perspective.

Full Session Abstract

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