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DB2 for z/OS trends and directions
Available in replay for your convenience, register now.
Developed for: IT managers, application architects, database administrators, system administrators, systems programmers and architects
Technical level: Intermediate
The IBM DB2® database has long remained a stalwart of the System z™ mainframe environment. Version 8
provided a new infrastructure to deliver enhanced scalability, application porting, security, and continuous availability.
The latest release of DB2 for z/OS® takes those enhancements even further. It helps customers better
manage data privacy, data security and regulatory compliance. Version 9 also optimizes for Service Oriented Architectures with pureXML capabilities that enable seamless integration of XML and relational data, and improved dynamic warehousing performance. Plans for the next version are already underway to deliver even increased performance and TCO.
Join us for a complimentary webcast to learn the latest on how DB2 9 can improve efficiency within the z/OS environment. Those who attend will hear about:
- New scalability, availability and performance improvements, such as reduced CPU usage for load and reorg utilities, and greater overall synergy with System z
- Reduced cost of ownership through, for example, query management enhancements that also allow quicker and more accurate retrieval of data
- New security capabilities for greater control, business flexibility, and increased auditing capability and efficiency
- Deployment of new applications with DB2 for z/OS
- Focus areas beyond DB2 9 for z/OS
Speaker: Greg Lotko, Director, DB2 for z/OS
Join us after the webcast for a live question and answer session.
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