Data management and analytics on System z

It’s common sense: Transaction processing and analytics
on one system that already hosts your data

Many of the most competitive companies around the world are using the high performance of the mainframe to improve data integrity, management and efficiency. It gives them a unique advantage and greater efficiency that can be yours, too. Now you can run both transaction processing and deep analytics on one system, where most critical data already resides – and stop moving around your data.

Learn how you might benefit from:

• An analytics system that can handle thousands of concurrent users
• Analytical queries that can run 100x faster and even up to 1000x faster¹
• Up to 40% savings out-of-the-box when you upgrade to DB2 10 for z/OS²
• Running up to 30% more transactions with IMS³

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  DB2 for z/OS: Open the box and you're almost there

  DB2 10 for z/OS can simplify your environment and reduce operating costs up to 40%.

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  Transaction processing and analytics on one system

  And it’s the one that already hosts your data. Deliver information insight in seconds to thousands of concurrent users.

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  Take a new look at IMS and run up to 30% more transactions

  IMS now powers new applications and service oriented architectures.

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  Manage your mainframe data from requirement to retirement

  Get more return on your information: Reduce business risk and cost with information governance.

Related content

• DB2 for z/OS: Open the box and you're almost there
• Transaction processing and analytics on one system
• Take a new look at IMS and run up to 30% more transactions
• Manage your mainframe data from requirement to retirement

¹Based on internal testing and an insurance customer's testing in October 2011. Figures represent query time improvement using IBM DB2 Analytics Accelerator compared to DB2 alone.
²IBM's internal testing and early beta customer results revealed that, depending on the specific workload, customers could achieve out-of-the-box DB2 CPU savings of up to 5% - 10% for traditional workloads and up to 40% for specific workloads; when compared to running the same workloads on DB2 9.
³Internal testing has shown a transaction increase of 30 percent on an IMS 12 Fast Path Single Image on a System z196; when compared to IMS 11.