1602 news & feature articles results for "ibm db2 information integrator"

The race is on between IBM, Oracle and Microsoft to fuse database software with analysis tools designed to help companies make business decisions.

Posted by Wylie Wong

Formerly called Xperanto, the company's long-awaited entry into the market for information integration poses an alternative to large, centralized data warehouses.

Posted by Martin LaMonica

The "Stinger" release of DB2 Universal Database, due at the end of the year, will incorporate features from IBM's research on autonomic computing for simplifying administration

Posted by Martin LaMonica

Big Blue's new licensing and software packaging is intended to make it easy for Notes and Domino users to link DB2 databases.

Posted by Mike Ricciuti

Infospace is now shipping WebSeQueL, a Java-based database query and reporting tool for culling information from IBM DB2 databases on the Web and corporate intranets. Running in standard Web browsers, the tool lets users run queries, build reports, and chart and graph corporate information, such as sales and marketing data, stored in relational databases. Pricing starts at $395 per user.

Posted by Christine MacDonald

Big Blue is looking into bringing its widely used database software under an open-source license, a U.K. director acknowledges.

Posted by Tom Espiner

Big Blue could "potentially offer" a free starter edition of DB2, as part of a strategy to win over developers to its database product.

Posted by Aaron Tan

Posted by Martin LaMonica

In the upcoming version of Big Blue's DB2 Information Integrator, a single query is expected to pull data from multiple databases, applications and Web sites.

Posted by Michael Kanellos

Front office software maker Siebel Systems and IBM are working together to deliver out-of-the-box integration between IBM's DB2 Universal Database and Siebel's customer relationship management applications. Siebel will prepackage and ship DB2 with its sales, marketing, and customer service applications. Siebel applications and DB2 purchased together will cost less than if bought separately.

Posted by Kim Girard