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Improvements to IBM make it a first-rate data-management solution. » FULL STORY

March 2009 | by Barbara Klein

IMS—IBM’s premier transaction and hierarchical database management system—helps companies meet today’s business demand for efficiency and responsiveness. The latest IMS capabilities enable service orientated architecture (SOA) exploitation, secure your investment, and enable growth and rapid cost-efficient application development. IMS version 9 service will be discontinued on Nov. 7, and those using it should be migrating to IMS 10 or IMS 11 now.

June 2010

Celebrating 40 Successful Years

Trends | IMS version 10 supports synchronous and asynchronous callout

January 2009

Bringing IMS and SOA Together With IMS Connect

Administrator | IMS is a solid participant in any SOA environment. New requirements for IMS Connect functionality could make implementing an SOA environment with IMS easier and more flexible.

May 2008

Standing the Test of Time

Trends | IMS continues to function as the premier high-performance database and transaction manager to manage and protect data.

March 2008

Leap Ahead With IMS

Features | As technology continues to advance, IMS will continue to improve its resiliency characteristics. Operation simplification is a continual focus item helping meet this end.

January 2008

IMS 10 for On Demand Business

Administrator | IMS 10 is a premier provider of database and transaction processing availability and speed. IMS 10 can assist you with business flexibility, ease of use and growth for on demand service-oriented architecture environments.

January 2008

IMS 10 for On Demand Business

e-Newsletter Exclusive | IMS 10 continues to strengthen IMS’s leadership role, helping customers in their On Demand Business enablement by offering the growth, availability and systems management that the evolving environments and cost measures require. IMS 10 focuses on key measures such as integration with open access, supporting tools for SOA environments, improving systems management/usability and providing system scalability in increased availability, performance and capacity.

September 2007