Harness your data to power intelligent solutions and achieve deeper insights quickly with the right database management system
A database management system is software that provides users with a systematic process of creating, collecting, storing, organizing, retrieving, updating and managing data in a database. A critical component of a database management system is the centralized view of data that varying users can access from multiple locations. Additional attributes include logging and auditing of activity, change management, performance monitoring, and backup and recovery. Concurrency, security and data integrity are also pivotal elements.
Database management from IBM enables users to leverage a hybrid approach to manage their data. IBM’s database management system equips enterprises to use data across different types of sources, seamlessly integrating on-premises and cloud environments to extract actionable insights. Built to support artificial intelligence (AI), IBM’s database management system supports multiple languages and frameworks used in AI. It also uses AI capabilities such as natural language querying and machine learning algorithms to provide superior performance.
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IBM Db2® Database is a relational database management system (RDBMS) used to collect, store, organize and analyze data. Db2 provides users with the ability to perform transactional, analytical and warehousing functions with the data contained in the database. The recent launch of Db2 11.5 has broadened the scope of Db2’s data management practice to include AI.
This fully-managed SQL cloud database offers the advanced features of an on-premises database without the cost, complexity and risk of managing your own infrastructure.
This on-demand cloud service delivers a Db2 multiworkload SQL database in a cloud infrastructure. It offers robust performance and high availability.
IBM Informix® forges new frontiers with its unique ability to seamlessly integrate SQL, NoSQL/JSON, timeseries and spatial data. Embedding Informix at the gateway level enables you to perform database operations and analytics close to the data sources to make local decisions.
A majority of Fortune 500 companies, including the world's top banks, retailers and insurance providers trust Db2 for z/OS® to stay ahead of the competition with faster analytics, scale and speed for the mobile era. Gain up to 23 percent CPU savings with in-memory database performance.
— Rod Masney, CIO, Owens-Illinois
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