DB2 Security: From the Datacenter to the Cloud
Session ID: DMT-1038 (link) | 2016-10-27 | 10:00 AM - 10:45 AM
This presentation will provide you with an overview of the various security mechanisms that are available with the latest version of DB2 for Linux, UNIX, and Windows. It will also introduce you to several things that must be taken into consideration if you plan on moving your DB2 database environment from the datacenter to the cloud.
Program
Sessions
Track
Data management
Level
Intermediate
Speakers
Roger Sanders, IBM
IBM Data Server Manager in a Diverse User Environment at Argonne National Laboratory
Session ID: DMT-1052 (link) | 2016-10-25 | 05:00 PM - 05:45 PM
In most corporate organizations, Windows is the dominant platform for developers, DBAs, system administrators and end-users. At Argonne National Laboratory, the desktop operating systems include Mac OS X, SLES, Ubuntu, RHEL, Debian and Windows. That being said, I arrived in an environment where developers and users either solely used the DB2 CLI, or they were forced into running Windows within a VM so that they can use IBM Data Studio. IBM Data Server Manager (DSM) has allowed me to engage the developers and users so that we can get the most benefit out of our DB2 LUW investment while producing better code. DSM has allowed me to create a self-service environment so that developers can understand their code.
Program
Sessions
Track
Data management
Level
Intermediate
Speakers
Ben Lenard, Argonne National Laboratory
The New BaFin Analytic Data Warehouse
Session ID: DMT-1240 (link) | 2016-10-26 | 04:00 PM - 04:45 PM
Federal Financial Supervisory Authority (BaFin) is the German equivalent to the US SEC/Federal Reserve, or in Great Britain the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) and Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA), and operates in the public interest. BaFin helps to ensure that bank customers, insurance policyholders and investors are able to trust the financial system. This session will introduce BaFin?s new Analytic Data Warehouse based on the newest and latest IBM DB2 11.1 BLU technology. Using IBM DB2 BLU, BaFin's IT department is able to deliver the same level of query response time for BaFin analysts nearly independent of the volume and age of the data.
Program
Sessions
Track
Data management
Level
Intermediate
Speakers
Olaf Stephan, BaFin
Francis Wong, IBM
Upgrading to DB2 with the Latest Version of BLU Acceleration
Session ID: DMT-1290 (link) | 2016-10-26 | 08:00 AM - 08:45 AM
Everyone is talking about in-memory computing and columnar, multi-partitioned databases to improve analytic query performance. Take advantage of in-memory computing and columnar data store integrated into the core DB2 engine, which has huge benefits for business intelligence workloads. Unlock the secrets of great new DB2 functionality. If you need a detailed step-by-step approach to implementing the newest version of DB2, come learn about often overlooked but very important best practices to understand before and after upgrading. Satisfy your ever-increasing demands to analyze business data quickly and get insights into your data.
Program
Sessions
Track
Data management
Level
Intermediate
Speakers
Melanie Stopfer, IBM
Migration of DB2 from 9.7 to 11.1 in Preparation for the Cloud at PepsiCo
Session ID: DMT-1382 (link) | 2016-10-25 | 02:00 PM - 02:45 PM
PepsiCo and IBM will discuss the migration path they choose to take when upgrading their SAP ECC environment from DB2 9.7 to 11.1 by using IBM InfoSphere Change Data Capture (CDC) to minimize down time. Come see how PepsiCo is preparing its environment to move step-by-step from DB2 9.7 to DB2 11.1 to DB2 hybrid cloud.
Program
Sessions
Track
Data management
Level
Advanced
Speakers
Chris Godfrey, IBM
Kimberly Floss, PepsiCo
The Latest and Greatest on Availability and pureScale in DB2 11.1
Session ID: DMT-1433 (link) | 2016-10-24 | 05:00 PM - 05:45 PM
DB2 is the most versatile hybrid database software for ultra-fast, highly scalable and always-available mission-critical transactional, analytical and mixed workload applications. The latest version, DB2 11.1, includes significant enhancements in the area of availability?particularly around the pureScale feature. In this presentation, you?ll learn about these enhancements, including simplification of deployment, new operating system and virtualization options, HA/DR updates, and improvements in the areas of management and multitenancy.
Program
Sessions
Track
Data management
Level
Intermediate
Speakers
Kelly Schlamb, IBM
Float Your Data to the Cloud: A Primer on Load and Data Movement Options for dashDB and DB2 on Cloud
Session ID: DMT-1435 (link) | 2016-10-24 | 02:00 PM - 02:45 PM
dashDB is a fully-managed, self-service data warehouse in the cloud that puts powerful analytics at your fingertips. DB2 on Cloud is a flexible, hosted offering that keeps management of the database environment in the hands of the DBA. Regardless of the service being used, one of the first tasks you?ll have is getting your data into the database, and there are various options available to do that. In this session, you?ll learn about the different options for data loading and movement, when to use them, and best practices. Staging your data in a cloud-based storage like SoftLayer Object Storage (Swift) or Amazon S3 will also be covered.
Program
Sessions
Track
Data management
Level
Introductory
Speakers
Jennifer Chen, IBM
Miran Badzak, IBM
Hybrid Cloud Data Management with DB2 and dashDB
Session ID: DMT-1444 (link) | 2016-10-27 | 12:00 PM - 12:45 PM
The recently released DB2 for LUW 11.1 is the foundation for hybrid cloud database deployments. In addition to being available to install on cloud-based infrastructure (through a bring-your-own-license approach, which now includes monthly DB2 Direct licensing) DB2 11.1 is also the foundation of IBM?s DB2 on Cloud and dashDB cloud data service offerings. With a common SQL engine, you can write once and run anywhere. Learn more about these different options and when you?d want to choose one over another. Considerations such as type of workload, hosted versus managed, and simplicity versus flexibility are explored. New flavors of dashDB, such as dashDB for transactions and dashDB Local, will also be covered.
Program
Sessions
Track
Data management
Level
Intermediate
Speakers
Jennifer Chen, IBM
Know Thyself: Building a Mind Map with IBM Graph
Session ID: DMT-1616 (link) | 2016-10-24 | 05:00 PM - 05:45 PM
What should I do next? The answer often lies within yourself. But given the firehose of information available, it can be difficult to realize. Learn how to analyze your mind's connections by building a mind map with IBM Graph, one of the newest offerings from IBM Cloud Data Services. We will demonstrate how to integrate data from various sources, like Twitter and Slack, into a graph database. Then we apply Watson cognitive services available in IBM Bluemix to turn your data into tangible actions.
Program
Sessions
Track
Data management
Level
Introductory
Speakers
Jason Plurad, IBM
Prachi Khadke, IBM
DB2 High Availability and Disaster Recovery with Single or Multiple Standby Databases
Session ID: DMT-1766 (link) | 2016-10-27 | 09:00 AM - 11:30 AM
This online lab allows you to configure and manage a production database with single or multiple standby databases using DB2 HA/DR facilities. At the end of the exercise, you should be able to: Set up single or multiple standby databases for using the HA/DR recovery techniques, including configuring the Database Configuration options; use the START HADR, STOP HADR and TAKEOVER commands to manage the primary and standby databases of an HA/DR system; enable a HA/DR standby database for read-only access by applications, when in standby status; and monitor the status of a HA/DR primary database and single or multiple standby databases after an emergency takeover is initiated after a failure on the HA/DR primary database.
Program
Sessions
Track
Data management
Level
Intermediate
Speakers
Melanie Stopfer, IBM
Sharyn Richard, IBM
Basketball Analytics in DB2 11 and Watson APIs
Session ID: DMT-1767 (link) | 2016-10-25 | 04:00 PM - 06:30 PM
Are you a National Basketball Association (NBA) fan? Learn to set up DB2 11 for Linux, UNIX and Windows (LUW) in a highly scalable massively parallel processing (MPP) environment, loaded with real-world data in column-organized tables to speed up analytical workloads. DB2's built-in analytical functions and Watson APIs will be used to create a ranking system for the 2016-17 NBA players.
Program
Sessions
Track
Data management
Level
Intermediate
Speakers
Philip Cho, IBM Canada
Ten Use Cases to Get Started with Modern Data Warehousing
Session ID: DMT-1771 (link) | 2016-10-24 | 08:00 AM - 08:45 AM
Learn ten new ideas for getting started with cloud and private cloud data warehousing. In this session, we will provide you with ideas to get started with your data warehouse environment. We have worked with many customers looking to leverage a modern data warehouse in the public cloud and private cloud, and we would like to share ten use cases that are proven to propel you into the future. These use cases range from seeking drastic performance increases to leveraging a warehouse for all of your new, innovative applications.
Program
Sessions
Track
Data management
Level
Intermediate
Speakers
Aislinn Shea, IBM
Find Out What's New with IBM Data Server Manager
Session ID: DMT-1963 (link) | 2016-10-24 | 11:00 AM - 11:45 AM
Come take a look at the next-generation tooling platform to help optimize database performance, detect and solve performance problems, easily administer instances, databases and database objects, and manage data server configurations: IBM Data Server Manager. In this session we will learn how novice users can rapidly build, deploy and manage DB2 databases, and how experienced users can provide optimal performance and availability of critical database systems to end-users. We will also introduce you to the newest features and functions of Data Server Manager, and give you some tips to get the most out of your database investment.
Program
Sessions
Track
Data management
Level
Intermediate
Speakers
Anson Kokkat, IBM
Get Control of Your Data and Analytics Enterprise with IBM Data Server Manager
Session ID: DMT-2028 (link) | 2016-10-26 | 11:00 AM - 11:45 AM
Customers like Nordea Group use IBM Data Server Manager to monitor, manage and optimize their data enterprise for hundreds of DB2 databases in a mission-critical and highly available environment. As demands on the enterprise expands, and as they need to address tighter regulatory requirements, Data Server Manager is there to provide a dashboard across all key IBM data servers and services. Nordea can see its data enterprise at a glance and ensure that is up, highly available, and optimized across HA/DR and IBM pureScale. This talk covers Nordea's experience with Data Server Manager, including how it manages on-premise, public cloud and private cloud IBM data servers and services from a single dashboard that integrates with dashDB and DB2.
Program
Sessions
Track
Data management
Level
Intermediate
Speakers
Peter Kohlmann, IBM
Jukka Kykk, Nordea Bank
Business Drivers for Cloud Versus On-Premise Analytics
Session ID: DMT-2232 (link) | 2016-10-26 | 11:00 AM - 11:45 AM
Business requirements have never been as demanding as they are now. Combined with the fact that information technology is at its most significant inflection point in more than 40 years, clients must quickly adapt the way they manage their data and analytic processes in order to gain optimal competitive advantage in the market. This session will outline the steps to identify the appropriate environment for enterprise analytics: on-premise, cloud, hybrid and more. We will highlight use cases across various applications and processes, and discuss advantages and trade-offs to consider across scalability, performance, security and costs. Explore the options, both short- and long-term, that will provide a platform for innovation.
Program
Sessions
Track
Data management
Level
Intermediate
Speakers
Namik Hrle, IBM
IBM DB2 pureScale: Taking Highly Available Scalability to a Public Cloud
Session ID: DMT-2243 (link) | 2016-10-26 | 10:00 AM - 10:45 AM
When running software in a public cloud environment, it?s always about easy scalability; e.g., for web services or Database-as-a-Service (DBaaS). But what if your legacy application can?t use DBaaS but still needs high database reliability, and the cloud provider does not guarantee availability of VMs? This is where IBM DB2 pureScale comes in. Join the rollercoaster ride towards a scalable and highly available DB2 database in a public cloud environment, and see what?s possible and what problems have to be solved along the way.
Program
Sessions
Track
Data management
Level
Advanced
Speakers
Thomas Rech, IBM
Martin Heitkmper, arvato Systems GmbH
Client Panel on DB2 Performance Best Practices
Session ID: DMT-2358 (link) | 2016-10-26 | 04:00 PM - 04:45 PM
Come hear about DB2 for z/OS performance tips and techniques from a panel of IT professionals who will share their wealth of experience. They have faced many of the challenges that every IT professional encounters today: managing growing amounts of data and applications; reducing overall operating costs; meeting stringent SLAs so as to avoid negatively affecting the company?s customer base or profits; establishing an effective, proactive methodology for performance monitoring and tuning; and proactively mitigating or otherwise dealing with performance issues should they arise. These are some of the topics that our experts will cover.
Program
Sessions
Track
Data management
Level
Intermediate
Speakers
Lethika Panicker, Vantiv Inc
Perry Shindle, Pennsylvania Department of Transportation
Elizabeth Veillon, Defense Logistics Agency
Dil Sasidharan, Capital One
Udo Hertz, IBM
Steve Fafard, IBM
Getting the Most Out of BLU: IBM DB2 BLU Best Practices for SAP Systems
Session ID: DMT-2363 (link) | 2016-10-26 | 09:00 AM - 09:45 AM
This session summarizes the lessons learned from recent IBM DB2 BLU conversion projects. It explains how to configure DB2 BLU databases for optimal performance. This affects not only the DB2 configuration, like the sizing of DB2 memory consumers to make sure all active data fits into memory, but also the application configuration, like which tables/objects to convert to BLU. We will also look at the different approaches to convert systems to DB2 BLU, and what can be done to accelerate conversion times and to minimize conversion downtime.
Program
Sessions
Track
Data management
Level
Intermediate
Speakers
Olaf Depper, IBM
Andreas Christian, IBM
Achieving Higher Availability and Performance with DB2 and Federation at Standard Chartered Bank
Session ID: DMT-2375 (link) | 2016-10-26 | 04:00 PM - 04:45 PM
Data availability is a key requirement for many critical database applications. IBM DB2 provides many features to meet this requirement. This session will go through an array of features that deal with DB2 availability. We will also examine a case study of one global banking client, Standard Chartered Bank, which has extensively and effectively integrated DB2 technology, such as DB2 HADR Reads-On-Standby and Federation, to improve the availability and performance of its core banking and internet banking platforms. This allows the bank to consistently meet business SLAs and improve performance while having database resources more available for transaction posting from customer-facing channels like ATM, tellers, and data analysis.
Program
Sessions
Track
Data management
Level
Intermediate
Speakers
Enzo Cialini, IBM
Harish Tummala, Standard Charter Bank
DB2 Cloud Deployment Options for On-Premise DBAs
Session ID: DMT-2435 (link) | 2016-10-25 | 04:00 PM - 04:45 PM
Back in the day, when you wanted DB2 you installed DB2. That's so last year. From the various "as-a-Service" (XaaS) options to pricing and other considerations, this overview is designed to help you ask the right questions and provide meaningful feedback when your CFO asks, "Are we cloud-ready?" This session covers both DB2 for z/OS and DB2 for Linux, Unix and Windows, and addresses data loading and interoperability across data repositories, wherever they reside.
Program
Sessions
Track
Data management
Level
Introductory
Speakers
Frank Fillmore, The Fillmore Group, Inc.
Kim May, The Fillmore Group, Inc.
Making Data Warehouses More Agile: DB2 with BLU Acceleration at Zurich Insurance Group
Session ID: DMT-2659 (link) | 2016-10-26 | 11:00 AM - 11:45 AM
Zurich Insurance Group is the largest Swiss insurance company and one of the 100 largest public companies worldwide. It had data warehouses and data marts based on DB2 with the DPF, but faced several challenges: Users wanted to run more complex and new types of queries while demanding faster responses at the same time. New queries continuously appearing prevented optimizing of individual queries with indexes and MQTs. There was also cost pressure. This presentation shows how Zurich Insurance addressed all these challenges by migrating to DB2 with BLU Acceleration. We show how much performance improved and how much less resources were needed (and how costs were saved by this), and present the lessons learned from this project.
Program
Sessions
Track
Data management
Level
Intermediate
Speakers
Andreas Weininger, IBM
Markus Knecht, Zurich Insurance Group
Move Reporting Workloads to a Cloud Database with Minimal Application Change
Session ID: DMT-2675 (link) | 2016-10-27 | 09:00 AM - 09:45 AM
Customers can move demanding business intelligence workloads like MicroStrategy to IBM dashDB with ease and minimal application change. You can download, install and configure the necessary driver from dashDB. You can then change your existing queries to point to the new dashDB source and get the new queries up and running immediately. Many of our existing customers have not only seen minimal code change required, but also they have seen drastic performance increases.
Program
Sessions
Track
Data management
Level
Intermediate
Speakers
John Park, IBM
Modernizing Your DB2 Data Warehouse to Be SAN-Less and Cloud-Ready: Visa's Use Case
Session ID: DMT-2679 (link) | 2016-10-25 | 05:00 PM - 05:45 PM
Visa has been pioneering electronic payments since 1958 and currently operates in more than 200 countries and territories. As part of Visa's modernization strategy, they continue to evolve as they deploy their DB2 data warehouse to an architecture for the new era of cloud. The flexible solution delivers the DB2 performance they require and the availability expected from an IBM solution. By combining DB2 BLU, MPP, GPFS and SSDs, Visa has deployed a highly scalable, highly available, SAN-less cloud-ready DB2 "shared-nothing" on-premise warehouse solution. As enterprises look at private and public clouds, DB2 provides an easy transition from traditional SAN structured environments to flexible, SAN-less cloud-ready solutions.
Program
Sessions
Track
Data management
Level
Advanced
Speakers
Enzo Cialini, IBM
Hemanth Thota, Visa
Equipping DBAs with Problem Determination/Problem Source Identification Skills for DB2
Session ID: DMT-2717 (link) | 2016-10-27 | 08:00 AM - 08:45 AM
Understanding databases goes beyond just commands and usage details of certain features. For DBAs to be successful with DB2 and supported database tools they should be equipped with skills to determine, debug and diagnose problems when working with mission-critical databases. This talk will provide attendees with a technical deep-dive into problem determination skills on both DB2 for Linus, Unix and Windows and supported database tools such as Optim. The discussion will introduce various techniques for collecting and analyzing diagnostic data for DB2-related problems such as traps, hangs, performance bottlenecks and slow query response times. We will discuss and showcase relevant problem determination tools and features.
Program
Sessions
Track
Data management
Level
Advanced
Speakers
Pirabu Pathmasenan, IBM
Anthony Reina, IBM Canada Lab
SQL and IBM Big SQL on Hadoop for DB2 DBAs
Session ID: DMT-2903 (link) | 2016-10-27 | 09:00 AM - 09:45 AM
Many organizations are starting to adopt Hadoop. How can you, as a DB2 DBA, leverage your skills to support Hadoop? In this session, we will cover the things you need to know to have an intelligent conversation about SQL on Hadoop. This includes related technologies like Hive, YARN, HBase/Phoenix, Spark SQL, Big SQL... and how it all comes together. Come discover how your DB2 skills can be of exceptional value for Hadoop.
Program
Sessions
Track
Data management
Level
Introductory
Speakers
Paul Yip, IBM
Query Performance Enhancements That Will Keep Your DB2 Systems Running At Their Best
Session ID: DMT-3054 (link) | 2016-10-27 | 11:00 AM - 11:45 AM
In this session, we will go over some best practices to get the most out of your DB2 systems and make sure that they are running at their best. For example, did you know that you can use IBM Data Server Manager to help diagnose common performance problems, and use the query tuning capabilities to find out what is wrong with the worst performing queries and get recommendations on what to do to fix them? Join us to find out more.
Program
Sessions
Track
Data management
Level
Intermediate
Speakers
Anson Kokkat, IBM
Secrets of the Pros: Using Data Server Manager to Monitor, manage and Mitigate Performance Problems
Session ID: DMT-3141 (link) | 2016-10-27 | 09:00 AM - 11:30 AM
This hands-on-lab will teach you how to use the latest version of IBM Data Server Manager for Linux, Unix and Windows to diagnose and resolve performance problems. You will work on four use cases where a query is not performing as manifested in the CPU, I/O, Memory and Locking information. A fifth use case will go beyond the monitoring diagnosis to show how you can mitigate the current problem by tuning a single query or the entire workload the query belongs to.
Program
Sessions
Track
Data management
Level
Introductory
Speakers
Marichu Scanlon, IBM
Chi-Man J. Sizto, IBM
IBM DB2 11.1 is Here!
Session ID: DMT-3483 (link) | 2016-10-24 | 09:00 AM - 09:45 AM
A new version of IBM DB2 for Linux, UNIX and Windows was just born this past June! This new release includes many enhancements for BLU Acceleration, scale-out, analytics, OLTP, pureScale, security, SQL and more! Matt Huras, DB2's Chief Architect, will take you through a technical overview of the release, and the value it provides for your installations.
Program
Sessions
Track
Data management
Level
Introductory
Speakers
Matthew Huras, IBM
IBM DB2 BLU Internals and Best Practices: Updated Content for DB2 11
Session ID: DMT-3484 (link) | 2016-10-27 | 09:00 AM - 09:45 AM
IBM DB2 with BLU Acceleration can provide order-of-magnitude improvements in performance, compression and time-to-value. This presentation gives DBAs what they need to know to be successful with BLU. It provides a concise, technical look at the best practices the lab has established for BLU. At the same time, it explains the concepts and internals information that gives DBAs an appreciation for the underlying reason for the best practices. The discussion will encompass the new massively parallel processing (MPP) support in DB2 11.
Program
Sessions
Track
Data management
Level
Intermediate
Speakers
Matthew Huras, IBM
Reign in Ad Hoc Analytics: Let the Database Do The Work
Session ID: DMT-3992 (link) | 2016-10-26 | 09:30 AM - 09:50 AM
Knowing when and where to apply filters and functions when running ad hoc analytics tools can drastically affect query performance. We work closely with our business units to ensure they have an effective strategy to maximize performance and minimize I/O to deliver more answers to our end users when using Cognos and SAS. This allows them to gain better and faster insights into our DB2 LUW databases, on both DPF and BLU environments.
Program
Sessions
Track
Data management
Level
Introductory
Speakers
Randy Wilson, Blue Cross Blue Shield Tennessee
A Data Science Introduction for Database Girls/Guys
Session ID: DMT-3561 (link) | 2016-10-24 | 05:00 PM - 05:45 PM
The focus of this session is to help database administrators and data analysts get a glimpse of the world of predictive modeling and machine learning... without the deep math. In this session, we will provide foundational knowledge on predictive modeling and machine learning, including how the data is shaped to support this work. By knowing what data science and advanced analytics professionals do in their day-to-day work?and what they care about?you'll be able to have a semi-intelligent conversation about how to best work with these users.
Program
Sessions
Track
Data management
Level
Introductory
Speakers
Jacques Roy, IBM
Willem Hendriks, IBM
NoSQL 101: A Field Guide to the World of Modern Data Stores
Session ID: DMT-3565 (link) | 2016-10-24 | 08:00 AM - 08:45 AM
Choose your database wisely... There are many types of databases and data analysis tools to choose from when building your application. Should you use a relational database? How about a key-value store? Maybe a document database? Is a graph database the right fit? What about polyglot persistence and the need for advanced analytics? If you feel a bit overwhelmed, don?t worry. This session lays out the various database options and analytic solutions available to meet your app?s unique needs. You?ll see how data can move across databases and development languages, so you can work in your favorite environment without the friction and productivity loss of the past.
Program
Sessions
Track
Data management
Level
Introductory
Speakers
Lawrence Weber, IBM
IBM DB2 11.1 Fundamentals
Session ID: DMT-3585 (link) | 2016-10-24 | 08:00 AM - 08:45 AM
This presentation will provide a general overview of IBM DB2 for Linux, UNIX and Windows for individuals who are new to DB2. It will take attendees through the concepts covered on the DB2 11.1 Fundamentals for Linux, UNIX and Windows certification exam: planning, security, working with databases and data objects, using SQL, and data concurrency. It will also provide a brief introduction to IBM DB2 on Cloud, IBM dashDB, and dashDB Transactional.
Program
Sessions
Track
Data management
Level
Introductory
Speakers
Roger Sanders, IBM
SQL Advances in IBM DB2 11: More Functions, Features and Compatibility!
Session ID: DMT-3586 (link) | 2016-10-24 | 03:00 PM - 03:45 PM
IBM DB2 11 introduces a large number of new SQL features that will give you: More options for running advanced statistical functions; more compatibility features for moving your Oracle, Netezza, and other database workloads to DB2; advanced date and time functions to use in your OLAP functions; Regular Expression text search support; and numerous other functions. This session will cover the new SQL features of the DB2 11 release, and demonstrate how to use some of these features in your applications.
Program
Sessions
Track
Data management
Level
Advanced
Speakers
George Baklarz, IBM
Run Your Organization?s Database for the Cost of a 2008 Toyota Matrix!
Session ID: DMT-3991 (link) | 2016-10-26 | 09:00 AM - 09:20 AM
An Integrated Facility for Linux (IFL) processor is used to run Linux workloads on IBM z Systems. IFLs support Linux; they cannot run other IBM operating systems. The attractively priced IFL processor enables you to add processing capacity exclusively for Linux workloads. What does this mean to your average, cost-conscious shop dealing with the ?do more with less? message from management? You save big money on database software licenses. DB2 for z/Linux is not only priced competitively, it?s downright cheap. In fact, if you purchase an IFL, the DB2 Workgroup Edition for z/Linux license cost will be comparable to the price of a 2008 Toyota Matrix. Really!!
Program
Sessions
Track
Data management
Level
Introductory
Speakers
Kim May, The Fillmore Group, Inc.