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IBM goes to the mat for data management

October 18, 2007 — 6:59am ET

It was only a matter of time before IBM came up with a data integration tool that allows customers to manage all data from a single point. IBM's Master Data Management Server, currently in beta, is expected to be available in early 2008. And Big Blue has also released new products to emphasize its commitment to information management. That includes version 8.4 of its Enterprise Content Management product and the IBM Data Studio and Master Data Management Service. The Data Studio is a free, Eclipse-based tool that manages data lifecycles. It will be available for download at the end of this month.

For more on IBM data management:
- see this BPM Today article

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By jamie | Posted 1:34am | February 26, 2008

IBM in 2007 introduced a new, low-cost yearly support option for users of the no-cost DB2 Express-C data server, featuring support for high-availability and disaster recovery clustering. DB2 Express-C is the industry’s first no-charge database management software to offer such advanced capabilities through a yearly support fee.

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