Data synchronization for improved business insights, data availability and the ability to react to changes in data
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Real-time data movement across your organization
To support trustworthy artificial intelligence (AI) implementations, businesses still need to properly integrate their data. A key component of data integration is providing access to current data without impacting mission-critical systems.
Use cases
Garanti BBVA, Türkiye's second-largest bank, is an integrated financial services group. It operates in every segment of the banking sector, including corporate, commercial, SME, payment systems, retail, private and investment banking. Their users require that core data is available in real time for daily tasks and reporting. To achieve this, Garanti BBVA selected IBM Data Replication for Db2 z/OS® Remote Source to make their business-critical Db2 z/OS data available to distributed targets such as Exadata and Kafka.
Ilmarinen, Finland’s oldest pension company, which controls the pensions of Finnish employees and entrepreneurs, deployed IBM Data Replication to support their transition to a public cloud-based infrastructure. Ilmarinen’s main operative pension system runs on an IBM Db2 database, currently installed in a local data center, which will be moved to Db2 and deployed on the Google Cloud platform. With the database replication technology offered by IBM, the company maintains high availability of mission-critical data, while also helping to ensure disaster recovery.
A bank in the Middle East requires data-driven decisions to boost customer lifetime value. To do so, the organization needed to build a big-data warehouse and analytics platform outside of the mainframe environment, based on open source Apache Kafka stream-processing software running on commodity hardware. The bank used IBM Data Replication to seamlessly replicate terabytes of customer information files (CIFs) and transaction data stored on the z/OS mainframe as VSAM files to the Kafka target environment with low latency. As a result, the bank can quickly analyze customer information in near real-time to propose relevant products and promotions.
Garanti BBVA, Türkiye's second-largest bank, is an integrated financial services group. It operates in every segment of the banking sector, including corporate, commercial, SME, payment systems, retail, private and investment banking. Their users require that core data is available in real time for daily tasks and reporting. To achieve this, Garanti BBVA selected IBM Data Replication for Db2 z/OS® Remote Source to make their business-critical Db2 z/OS data available to distributed targets such as Exadata and Kafka.
Ilmarinen, Finland’s oldest pension company, which controls the pensions of Finnish employees and entrepreneurs, deployed IBM Data Replication to support their transition to a public cloud-based infrastructure. Ilmarinen’s main operative pension system runs on an IBM Db2 database, currently installed in a local data center, which will be moved to Db2 and deployed on the Google Cloud platform. With the database replication technology offered by IBM, the company maintains high availability of mission-critical data, while also helping to ensure disaster recovery.
A bank in the Middle East requires data-driven decisions to boost customer lifetime value. To do so, the organization needed to build a big-data warehouse and analytics platform outside of the mainframe environment, based on open source Apache Kafka stream-processing software running on commodity hardware. The bank used IBM Data Replication to seamlessly replicate terabytes of customer information files (CIFs) and transaction data stored on the z/OS mainframe as VSAM files to the Kafka target environment with low latency. As a result, the bank can quickly analyze customer information in near real-time to propose relevant products and promotions.
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