The Father of DB2: Don Haderle at IOD
And the crowd goes wild for the “Father of DB2,” Don Haderle Yesterday we had a signing and giveaway session for the new DB2 for Continue reading
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Top 5 DB2 Sessions
If you’re an IBM DB2 for LUW follower, you may need to clone yourself several times over for this year’s Information on Demand Conference. At Continue reading
Customer Sessions: MetLife, Coca-Cola, Colgate & Bank of America at IOD
I’ve written many blogs in the past month about the upcoming IBM Information on Demand Conference. If you are planning to attend, I hope they’ve Continue reading
Are you a DB2 fan? Don’t Miss once in Lifetime Opportunity to Meet “The Father of DB2″ Don Haderle
Are you planning to attend IBM Information On Demand ? This year we have one of the best tracks from “The World of DB2 for Continue reading
Information on Demand and the Problem of Time
Time Machines…I need one for IBM’s Information on Demand conference in Las Vegas this year. Actually I need at least four time machines. You may Continue reading
Z is big, even at IOD!
IBM’s Information on Demand conference is in full planning mode right now. Have you registered to attend? Maybe you need a few reasons to incent Continue reading
Databases are like Automobiles! DB2 at IOD
Databases are a lot like modern automobiles. They need tuning, slow down as workloads increase, and consume more MIPS (Microprocessor without Interlocked Pipeline Stages). Just Continue reading
Great DB2 Stuff Cooking at Information on Demand 2012
Well, it is October and time to start the countdown to the IBM IOD conference, held every year at the Mandalay Bay Hotel and Convention Continue reading
Interview: Time Travel at Information On Demand
“If you’re going to do time travel, you’d better be prepared.” Dan Luksetich, IBM Champion for DB2, sat down (virtually) with our David Pittman recently Continue reading
Free Redbooks at Information On Demand
Every year, IBM publishes a wide variety of IBM Redbooks. They’re always free and available in .pdf or .epub versions from the IBM Redbooks website. Continue reading