(Radhesh Kumar) With the increasing demand of storing more and more data, the size of databases are growing very fast. RDBMS technologies are evolving around supporting the bigger databases and providing faster access to data. IBM with its DB2 UDB has been a key player on such technological developm

(Sebastian Nelke) IBM OmniFind Enterprise Edition is full of features and functionalities that allow you to build up powerful, high value applications and solutions based on IBM’s enterprise search functionality. Part 1 of this series described in detail how to store selected text analysis results a

(Paul Zikopoulos) If you use IBM DB2 9 (DB2 9) to power up your business, you’re likely aware of the Eclipse-based DB2 Developer Workbench (DB2 DWB). This toolset delivered enormous productivity to the application development life cycle. About this tool, builder.au (an organization that pitches them

(Vasantha Jayakumar) The IBM Database Add-ins for Visual Studio 2005 allow users working in the Visual Studio 2005 environment to connect to several IBM databases and perform rapid application development, as well as several database operations. The latest release of IBM Database Add-ins for Visual

(Deb Jenson) Real-time information is crucial to businesses today. Companies need to make information-based decisions and introduce new products and services before their competitors do. The challenge for IT is not only to keep up with the pace of change, but also to lead with innovation that’s alig

(Patrick Thibodeau) At its Information on Demand conference in Las Vegas, IBM is deploying RFID technology on name tags worn by attendees that automatically tracks their session and meal attendance.

(Susan Bulloch) IBM Lotus Notes V8 brings the power and benefits of composite applications to the Lotus Notes user community. These composite applications, called business style mashups by some, can be accessed from the local Lotus Notes data directory, the IBM Lotus Domino V8 server, or even a serv

(Jim Wankowski) This paper explores: –The history of IBM DB2 –The changing nature of DB2 development –Development solutions that save time and maximize performance (R)

(Brian Prince) IBM’s next version of its DB2 data server, code-named Viper 2, is set to slither onto the scene with a new set of data automation and performance enhancements that company officials believe will extend its information on-demand initiative and challenge database giant Oracle.

(Troy Coleman) The first step in getting certified is to check the IBM Web site to see what the certification road map is. Whether you’re interested in getting a certification certificate or you just want to learn more about DB2 9, follow the Information Management path.