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Despite the heat of the season, the IBM System z mainframe is staying cool – with innovative software to stay in
step with the latest in IT operations and Web development. In this issue you’ll find articles on CICS® innovation,
including what to expect next from the IBM CICS development team, ways to extend CICS applications and how CICS gets into the mashup with Web 2.0.
But that’s not all, you can also learn about
managing Linux on System z, boosting productivity with ISPF tools, and how to determine the network’s impact on application performance.
Finally, Summer 2008 marks the 25th anniversary
of DB2®. Meet Roger Miller, aka Mr. DB2.
Michael
O’Neill, Managing Editor
Features and product updates
In the news
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The DB2 DNA Test for Performance Accountability
The database is often presumed guilty when there is a performance issue. But if your database seems fine and showing
all the signs of good performance, how do you prove its innocence?
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IBM Database Magazine
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IBM Service Management World Tour kicks off this month
Learn how IBM Service Management delivers the visibility, control and automation to industrialize business and IT operations.
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for an event near you
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E-Book: The Business Impact of Enterprise Asset Management
A straightforward, jargon-free look at the way Enterprise Asset Management is changing business.
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the e-book
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IBM Press: Implementing ITIL Configuration Management
A practical, start-to-finish guide to ITIL configuration management. Establish a roadmap, customize standard processes
and avoid pitfalls.
Read
a sample chapter and purchase
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IBM Redbooks®: DB2 Recovery Expert
Optimizing restore and recovery solutions with DB2 Recovery Expert for z/OS V2.1.
Explore
the book online
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