IBM DB2 for z/OS: The Database for Gaining a Competitive Advantage!

IBM DB2 for z/OS: The Database for Gaining a Competitive Advantage!

IBM DB2 for z/OS: The Database for Gaining a Competitive Advantage!

IBM DB2 for z/OS: The Database for Gaining a Competitive Advantage!

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Overview

Data is becoming the world's new "natural resource," transforming industries and professions across the board. Smart, innovative organizations know that data is the new basis of gaining a competitive advantage. DB2 for z/OS remains the leading database for storing mission-critical data. This book explains how DB2 for z/OS and supporting products enable businesses to use their data to gain a competitive advantage.  

Product Details

ISBN-13: 9781583474372
Publisher: MC Press, LLC
Publication date: 11/01/2015
Pages: 112
Product dimensions: 6.00(w) x 8.90(h) x 0.50(d)

About the Author

Jane Man is a Senior Software Engineer in the DB2 for z/OS development team, and has worked on various features of DB2 for z/OS. Surekha Parekh is IBM’s World-Wide Marketing Program Director. She has more than 25 years' experience in B2B Market Management across a broad range of IT products and solutions with proven results. Pallavi Priyadarshini is an Architect and Product Manager at IBM India. Maryela Weihrauch is an IBM Distinguished Engineer.

Table of Contents

About the Authors v

Introduction Surekha Parekh xiii

DB2 for z/OS and Cloud Computing Surekha Parekh Maryela Weihrauch 1

Highlights 1

Introduction: What Is Cloud Computing, and What Is Driving This Market Trend? 1

IBM Cloud Computing Is Designed for Business 2

What Is Data as a Service, and What Are the Drivers? 2

DB2 for z/OS 2

Cloud Configurations 4

DB2 for z/OS Cloud Provisioning 4

Cloud Infrastructure in IBM z Systems 4

IBM z/OS Management Facility 5

DB2 and z/OS Management Facility 6

Additional Benefits and Features 6

Why IBM? 7

For More Information 7

Notes 7

Could Your Analytics Strategy Cost Your Business $100M? Learn How New Technologies Can Help Protect Your Analytics, Data, and Your Bottom Line Shantan Kethireddy 9

Introduction: Your Data Is Not Safe 9

The Data Origination Challenge 10

System Costs 11

System Cost Solutions 13

Data Security 15

Example Healthcare Company Analysis 16

Data Security Solutions 17

System Performance 18

System Performance Solutions 19

Data Archiving 19

Data Archiving Solutions 20

Performance, Security, and Savings 21

How IBM Can Help Your Bottom Line 21

For More Information 22

Notes 23

Predictive Analytics Using IBM SPSS Modeler in DB2 for z/OS Jane Man Lei Tian Liang Wang 25

Introduction 25

Why DB2 for z/OS Customers May Want to Use SPSS and the Business Value 25

Setup and Configuration 26

Building a Simple Model Using Data Stored in DB2 for z/OS 27

Step 1 Configure the ODBC DSN 27

Step 2 Build a simple model using data from DB2 for z/OS 30

Scoring Inside DB2 for z/OS via Modeler UDF (Server Scoring Adapter) 38

Scoring Inside DB2 for z/OS via SQL Pushback 41

Publishing the Model into DB2 for z/OS 44

Creating an SQL Statement to Perform In-Database Real-time Scoring 48

Summary 51

Acknowledgments 51

Appendix: Load/Insert Data into DB2 for z/OS 52

Resources 54

Maximizing Mobile Initiatives with IBM DB2 for z/OS Surekha Parekh Mark Simmonds 55

Introduction 55

The Need for Banks to Become Customer Centric 55

The Mobile Tipping Point 57

Mobile Redefines the Business and Responsibilities 58

Banking Your Business on a Mobile Strategy-the DB2 for z/OS Advantage 58

Case study: Reducing costs and accelerating time to value with analytics and mobile on the mainframe 59

The Need for Speed, Data Currency, and Security 60

Under the Hood of a Secure and Fraud-Resistant Mobile Transaction 61

Reuse Services and Data to Build Portable Mobile Apps 63

Reducing the Complexity of Multiple Mobile Platform Support 63

IBM z Systems-Designed for the Mobile Era 65

Case study: Growing the business with a secure multi-channel business 66

Conclusion 67

For More Information 67

Notes 68

DB2 for z/OS and Spark Integration DB2 and Spark-the Perfect Partner for Big Data Pallavi Priyadarshini 69

Introduction: What Is Spark? 69

IBM and Apache Spark: The Start of Something Big in Data and Design 69

Apache Spark and DB2 for z/OS 69

Blog 1 Using Spark's Interactive Scala Shell for Accessing DB2 Data Using JDBC Driver and Spark's New DataFrames API 72

Blog 2 Accessing DB2 Data from Spark via Standalone Scala/ Java Programs in Eclipse 77

Blog 3 Simplify Joining DB2 Data and JSON Data with Spark 88

Blog 4 Persisting Spark DataFrames into DB2 92

Conclusion 95

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