DB2 Application Overviews

 

IBM® Content Management helps manage, share, integrate and deliver critical business information on demand. IBM software and solutions support challenging information types -- images, documents, reports, e-mail, web content, e-records, multimedia, computer report output and more. The integrated, comprehensive content management portfolio assists organisations that must improve productivity, enhance responsiveness, and meet the demands of regulatory compliance.

 

DB2® Document Manager provides a secure and robust platform to manage the complete lifecycle of business documents. Managing document roles, states, and transitions, it helps ensure that accurate and up-to-date documents are available on demand. Managing document roles, states, and transitions, it helps ensure that accurate and up-to-date documents are available on demand. The system is uniquely scalable, extensible and easily integrates across existing applications. It leverages IBM information management software and adds extended document services for IBM DB2 Content Manager and Lotus Domino.doc.

 

DB2 Universal Database provides significant automation capabilities including self-configuring, self-optimising and self-managing capabilities. DB2 delivers new Configuration Advisor and HealthCenterfeatures. New levels of integrated information across the entire enterprise leverage federated Web Services and XML to help solve critical business problems. New federated capabilities enable customers to integrate information as Web Services. New XML enhancements make it easier for programmers to integrate DB2 and XML information. Performance, scalability and availability enhancements continue with cross workload and cross platform leadership, improving overall application performance and making information highly available, by eliminating 85% of the disruptions normally associated with planned database maintenance.

 

Training courses include:

IBM DB2 8.1 - System Administration
IBM DB2 Document Manager Installation and Configuration
Introduction to IBM DB2 Universal Database 8.1