What's New in the DB2 Family. Expanding Value Beyond Traditional Repositories For Our Clients & Business Partners

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1 What's New in the DB2 Family Roger Miller Monday March 6, 2006 Session IBM Corporation Expanding Value Beyond Traditional Repositories For Our Clients & Business Partners Revenue 2009 Revenue Estimates* CGR Information as a Service Optimize, Virtualize, Integrate, Accelerate $6B 14% CGR Information Repositories Data $5B 9.7% CGR $30B 6% CGR * Source: IBM Analysis of Various Industry Estimates, 2005 Time 2 1

2 Information as a Service Moving From a Project-Based to a Flexible Architecture Tools & Applications Processes People Standards-based e.g., XQuery, JCR, JDBC, Web Services... Data & Business Context Information as a Service Optimize, Virtualize, Integrate, Accelerate Insightful Relationships Master Data, Entity Analytics, Information Warehouse Extracted or Real-time Heterogeneous Applications & Information DB2 abc Manager xyz Oracle 3 IBM Information Software Delivering Value Beyond Traditional Repositories Information Delivered On Demand Based on Services Oriented Architecture No Other Vendor Delivers The Breadth and The Depth of Capabilities Data Services DB2, Informix, IMS, Cloudscape, U2 Tools #1, #2 in Share 450,000+ Clients & Discovery Services Mgmt. & Integration Services Discovery Services #1 in Share 13,000+ Clients Information Integration Services Quality Services Transformation Services Federation Services Metadata Services #1 in Share 5,000+ Clients Business Information Services Master Data Entity Analytics Information Warehousing Industry Models Leading The Space 1,000+ Clients 4 2

3 Requirements on our Products are Expanding Can the solution grow with my company? Performance Scalability High Availability Reliability Will the solution perform to meet my needs? 5 Requirements on our Products are Expanding If the system fails, how quickly can I recover? Downtime costs money. How reliable is the system? Resilience Security Solutions TCO Performance Scalability High Availability Reliability Quality Time to Value How quickly will the solution pay for itself? What are the ongoing costs of maintaining the solution? How well does it match with my enterprise application solution? Solutions 6 3

4 Evolution Towards Middleware Processes Applications Middleware Environment Human Interaction & Collaboration Lotus Transactions, Messaging & Integration WebSphere Information DB2 Systems & Security Tivoli Software Development Rational Systems Environment Linux Unix Windows OS/400 z/os Servers Storage 7 8 Acquisitions add capabilities Processes Applications Middleware Environment Lotus DataBeam Ubique OneStone Pathware Systems Aptrix Environment Trilog PureEdge Bowstreet Human Interaction & Collaboration Lotus OTI OpenOrders CrossWorlds Holosofx Gluecode DataPower Transactions, Messaging & Integration WebSphere Information DB2 Tivoli Unison DBMX Dascom Accessible Software SANergy Access360 Metamerge TrelliSoft Think Dynamics Candle Cyanea SystemsIsogon Software & Security CIMS Development Lab Tivoli Rational IW Manager Wallop Informix z/os Rational Linux Tarian Unix Windows OS/400 Information z/os CrossAccess Labs Trigo SystemCorp Servers Storage Green Pasture Venetica iphrase Alphablox SRD Ascential DWL 4

5 Gaining Insight from Information 3 Areas of Focus The differences between Data and Information Key drivers of Information Elements of a complete Information Infrastructure 9 Arriving at Insight Insight Data Information Information 10 5

6 Setting Today s Landscape From e-business to On Demand Business office documents databases statements fax images web content instant messaging discussions Data Deluge IBM XML non-ibm audio videos photos chat inter-company intra-company 11 Turning Insight into Action Enhanced Business Processes Capture Integrate Analyze Deliver 12 6

7 IBM s Strategy: Enable Client s Information Infrastructure integrating diverse sources of information to provide new insight, greater efficiency and improve their competitive advantage Information Infrastructure Transaction Systems Business Intelligence Rational WebSphere Lotus Tivoli Information Services DB2 Information Integrator Search & Access DB2 Information Integrator Industry Specific Extensions DB2 Data Warehouse Edition Analysis Information Integration DB2 Manager Control Partner-enabled Solutions Higher Value Information Services Information Assets Databases & Files DB2 Data Warehouses Informix IMS Repositories Information Assets 13 IBM Database Technology Strategy IBM tightens hold on databases; Big Blue increases lead over Oracle InfoWorld, 2004 Continued Focus on Performance, Scale, Availability Reduce TCO and Accelerate Time-to-value Support for New Data Types Deep Cross-middleware Integration Commonality Across DB Servers 14 7

8 Available DB2 UDB V8.2 for Linux, Unix & Windows Now 200+ enhancements CitiStreet is thrilled the new DB2 version will allow us to further the level of availability and scalability we make available to our clients CIO, CitiStreet Reduces Deployment & Costs Autonomic Computing Design Advisor Self Tuning Backup & Restore Automated Object Maintenance Provides a Robust Infrastructure Performance, Scale, Availability, Security High Availability Disaster Recovery Automated Client Re-route Increases Programmer Productivity Microsoft.NET Integration Java/J2EE/Eclipse Enhancements SQL Extensions Extends the Value of Information Replication Enhancements Geodetic Extender 65% Reduction in Administration Leading Benchmarks: 8, 16, 32 Way TPC-C* 100GB, 300GB, 10TB TPC-H* SAP & PeopleSoft 6.5 X Faster Designs using Design Advisor Autonomic Recovery 3X Faster than Oracle 15 * As of 9/17/04; tpmc, TPC-H, TPC-C are registered trademarks of the Transaction Processing Council. For details see IBM Spurs Java Innovation Open-Source Community Eager for Cloudscape Code eweek, August 2004 Over 6,000 Downloads from IBM Site in 1 st Month Derby Many applications need basic database capability Used in over 70 IBM projects IBM will also offer fully supported offering based on Derby SQL 2003 Small Foot Print Java Based No DBAs Upwardly Compatible 16 8

9 Business Intelligence Becoming Mission-Critical Yesterday Today Point in Time Business Intelligence Real-time Business Intelligence Batch Data Warehousing Active Data Warehousing Separation of Warehouse and Transaction Systems Consolidation of Warehouse and Transaction systems Self-contained Historical Data Warehouses Information Integration with other data sources 17 Investing in Business Intelligence Leadership Customer Analysis, Compliance, Finance & Admin, HR, Procurement Optimizing for Business Intelligence: DB2 Data Warehouse Edition Performance & Scale Query Optimization Bit mapped indices, Star Schema, +++ Multi-dimensional Clustering Materialized Query Tables DB2 Query Patroller OLAP Metadata: DB2 Cube Views Basic Configuration Units Dedicated IBM BI Skills & Expertise 2,000+ Consultants Cross Platform Teraplex Centers Worldwide BI Solutions Centers Leading Solutions 250+ Partners Tools, Applications, Skills Inc. System Integrators Embedded Analysis Mining: Scoring, Visualization OLAP: Cube, Rollup In-line Analysis: DB2 AlphaBlox 18 9

10 : Expanding the Scope of Information Secure Access Media Web Personalized Delivery Storage Documents Transactions Reports Integration Search Workflow Records Collaboration 19 IBM : Capabilities WebSphere Solutions DB2 Lotus Tivoli Information Integration Solutions Venetica Information Integration Workflow/Business Process /Collaboration Green Workflow/Business Process /Collaboration Aptrix Document Pasture Green Web Output/Report Archiving Aptrix Pasture Archiving Document Web Output/Report Multimedia IBM Portfolio Imaging Multimedia IBM Portfolio Imaging Digital Asset Integration Digital Asset Tarian Regulatory Compliance Tarian Integration Digital Rights / Records Regulatory Compliance Digital Rights / Records 20 10

11 Information Integration: Complex and Costly Application Silos, Heterogeneous, Copy Proliferation, No Guaranteed Quality of Service or Feedback 30% of people s time is spent searching for relevant information 40% of IT budgets may be spent on integration 30-50% of design time is copy management 85% of information is unstructured App. App. App. App. Invalidate Cache Source Cache Refresh Cache Replicas Copies Sysplex Data 21 Enabling Enterprise-wide Access Today DB2 UDB VSAM IMS Software AG Adabas CA-Datacom CA-IDMS Classic Federation DB2 Information Integrator Edition O SQL, SQL/XML D B Federation Engine C Wrappers and Functions DB2 Family Sybase Informix SQL Server Oracle Others Open Text Documentum IBM Extended Search Teradata Stellent FileNet DB2 Manager Text XML Excel WebSphere MQ, BI WWW, , ODBC 22 11

12 Extending the Infrastructure for Solutions 16,000 Partners - 40,000 Applications Providing Skills, Tools & Applications Transactions, BI, CM, Integration and many, many more 23 Version Fixpak content Platforms Support Expansion 64-bit Windows on AMD Opteron Tighter Integration with Partners (ISVs) Enhanced statement information in deadlock event monitor Optimizer Hints Single point of storage management Evaluate uncommitted Faster MDC insert & delete Serviceability tools around optimizer problems Skip Inserted Uniform page size SSH support for DPF Application Development Enhancements IPv6 for T4 JDBC driver CREATE INDEX with COLLECT STATISTICS for DGTTs Performance & Scalability in OLTP Arena Integration TPC-C 3M tpmc result BCU Phase 1 DB2 Express 24 12

13 DB2 Viper: On-demand Database XML Range Partitioning Label-Based Access Control IPv6 Self Tuning Memory SQL Based Administration Inplace Offline Alter Drop column Column nullability Rename column 25 DB2 Viper: On-demand Database Larger Index Names Larger Index Key Parts Storage Simplification Improved Cardinality Estimates Runstats on Statistical Views Set Initial Configuration of Database Automatically MQT Improvements Larger RID Compression 26 13

14 XML is Central to Delivering Information as a Service Analysis XML formats PMML Metadata Reporting formats Search, UIMA Business Standards HIPAA (Insurance / HC) RFID / EPC HL7 (Healthcare) Basel II, SOX Master Data XML Master Data Web Services Search Metadata Information Integration Data Transformation Data Interchange Metadata Interchange Publishing Data Services XQuery and SQL XML Web Services Mgmt. XML documents XPath in JSR 170 Text Search Web Services Metadata 27 The Database Industry Inflection Point XML is Changing the Game Performance/Scale, Availability, Security Applications Hybrid Capabilities Flexible Infrastructure XQuery and/or SQL XML and/or Relational Data Files Query Flexibility Hierarchical Databases XML RDB Columns Relational Databases Application Independence Repositorie s Digitized Complex Schema Evolution Sequences & Hierarchies XML Databases XML Documents, Interchange 28 14

15 DB2 Viper: Range Partitioning What is Range Partitioning? Storing a table in more than one physical object, across one or more tablespaces Each tablespace contains a range of the data that can be found very efficiently Requirements Increase table capacity limit Increase large table manageability Improve SQL performance through partition elimination Provide fast & online data roll-in and roll-out Converge towards Informix functionality Family compatibility with DB2 for z/os 29 DB2 Vision Any Application OLTP, BI/DW, Web Integrated Workloads Real-time Analysis Any Partner, Any Developer ISVs, OEM Web Services Java /.NET / XML / SQL Robust Foundation Fast & Scalable Available Secure Self Managing Any Information, Any Place Structured Unstructured Local, Distributed, Legacy Pervasive Transparent Low Cost of Ownership Performance / Scale Cross Platform, Open Stds. Skills Productivity Affordable Pricing 30 15

16 DB2 UDB for z/os Version 8 is rolling out SQL OLTP Leadership Break through limitations Performance enhancements Database changes without an outage Integration System z, z/os & ESS platform Middleware stack 31 DB2 UDB for z/os Version 8 News New function Cross loader with LOBs Built in functions ASCII, TIMESTAMPDIFF DSN1COPY 1000 OBIDs Online Check Index LOAD, UNLOAD with LOBs IBM System z9 Integrated Information Processor (ziip) New and updated books Library refresh February 2006 Redbooks: Performance, WebSphere, MLS, Synergy, Disaster Recovery, updated books, Customer information on the web 32 16

17 DB2 UDB for z/os VNext Integration XML, Unicode LOBs Availability Scalability Productivity Data Definition On Demand SQL for DB2 family 33 Summary Economy Pricing Pressures Innovating the business to differentiate and capture new value. Upgrades Capital and Asset Utilization Business Governance Customer Preferences Customer Loyalty Security Threats On Demand Standards Open Movement Grids IT Autonomic Computing Web Services Blades Clusters Productivity Improving the productivity of resources deployed. Futures 34 17