IBM Database Magazine  is a solutions-oriented magazine that gives IT professionals the strategic and technical information they need to work successfully in the IBM Data Management environment.

Each issue contains a variety of features on technical and business-level topics for the DB2 community, plus tips and techniques in columns on data mining, programming, system administration, content management, and more.

Published by CMP Media, Inc., the magazine is sponsored by IBM Corp.

IBMdatabasemag.com offers a complete archive of IBM Database Magazine (formely called DB2 Magazine) articles, plus Web-only features, a monthly email newsletter, and links to other resources.

IBM Database Magazine is the premier magazine for IT professionals working with IBM DB2, Informix, and other IBM data server software. The magazine covers all aspects of information management, including data management, database administration, data warehousing, content management, business analytics, information security, and regulatory compliance.

View IBM Database Magazine, Issue 4, 2008

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This issue includes the following feature articles:

Using XML for next-generation business applications
Students and professionals are honing their XML skills to tackle new business requirements—and even winning prizes along the way.

A new wave of software is sweeping through business and government agencies. Labeled "enterprise 2.0" or "Web 3.0," this innovative breed is crafted with standards-based and platform-neutral enabling technologies, including XML, SQL, TCP/IP, and integration and semantic technologies. These marquee players star in both enterprise and Web development projects, which increasingly target distributed data, services, and collaborative applications such as mashups.

But it's XML (and XML-based markup languages and vocabularies) that is absolutely integral to many applications and services. With its increasing presence as a preferred communication format for e-business and e-government, XML is poised to rise in importance as enterprise computing, Web computing, grids, and cloud computing converge.

Stream computing for incredibly low latency
IBM's new InfoSphere Streams technology lets companies analyze data in motion, with millisecond response times.

IMS celebrates a milestone with a modern new release
The world's first database management system turns 40 and shows that it's stronger than ever.

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