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Krupal Swami Selected as an IBM Champion for 2026 by IBM

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I’m honored to share that I’ve been selected as an IBM Champion for 2026 by IBM.

This recognition reflects not just individual expertise, but the work our team does every day helping clients modernize, optimize, and get more value from their technology investments, especially across mainframe, hybrid cloud, and enterprise infrastructure.

Being part of the IBM Champion community gives us early insight into product strategy, direct access to technical experts and a stronger voice in shaping innovation. Most importantly, it enhances the value we bring to our clients by staying ahead of emerging capabilities and best practices.

Grateful for the partnership and excited to continue driving impact for our clients.

Mainframe Skills in the Heartland

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Greg DeBo shares information on how we continue to build awareness of mainframe technologies in the heartland.

Read: Mainframe Skills in the Heartland

How Important is Your Db2 Data-Mainframe Modernization from a Data Security viewpoint

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Check out Greg DeBo’s article on Planet Mainframe regarding Data Security and Db2.

Read: How Important is Your Db2 Data-Mainframe Modernization from a Data Security viewpoint

TeamSWAMI turns one: reflections on the past year and 3 goals for the future

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Wow! I can’t believe an entire year has gone by since I launched TeamSWAMI! I am naturally an analytical person, so I spent a lot of time talking with mentors and others before I made the decision to launch my own firm. I researched the market, secured funding, created a business plan, and forged connections with current business owners who shared the joys and challenges of owning a small business. Bottom line:  I knew my journey was going to be challenging but also had the potential to be very rewarding.

Leaving a stable job to start a company is not for everyone, but I know I made the right decision for me. Prior to starting TeamSWAMI, I spent my career working in consulting and corporate America. I “grew up” around structure, process, rules, filling out approval forms, and the politics that accompany corporate leadership positions. I can’t explain the freedom that has come with starting this business. I can try different things and see what works, meet people from all kinds of backgrounds and organizations, continue to mentor students and technologists, and most importantly, provide value to our clients. Read more