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DB2 Universal Database (UDB), from IBM, runs everything from
handhelds to servers to mainframes. IBM offers several
versions to run on many different platforms, enabling
flexibility and compatibility across the varied needs of a
corporate environment.
DB2 for z/OS is the mainframe version of the database. The
cost, performance and stability of z/OS Mainframe computers
has led to a renaissance of “Big Iron” in the market. At the
same time the DB2 DBAs needed to manage this growth are
rapidly decreasing due to retirement, redeployment to
higher-value initiatives, and turnover.
The DB2 DBA talent shortage is global; traditional
outsourcing, therefore, is not a solution. Training is, at
best, a long-term option. There are few university and
corporate training opportunities for mainframe database
administration skills and on-the-job apprenticeship programs
take years to mature.
The solution to the clash between supply and demand is to
dramatically improve productivity through scaleable,
automated process design and an expert managed services
delivery model. dbaDIRECT offers this solution, providing
operational excellence through 24x365 global coverage,
customer specific SOPs, and 15 - minute response times.
Regardless of your version or platform, dbaDIRECT has your
DB2 database administration solution.
Check out our remote DB2 database administration services:
· CSA for your essential remote DB2 DBA tasks Learn more…
· ESA for full time DB2 staffing Learn more…
· ONdemand Services for hourly and part time DB2 support Learn more…
· DB2 Upgrade Services to migrate you to the latest version Learn more…
· DB2 Performance Tuning Learn more…
· DB2 Database Consulting & Projects Learn more…
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Are you running DB2 with other database platforms? dbaDIRECT
also manages Oracle,
SQL Server, Sybase and MySQL. Many of our customers
choose dbaDIRECT because we can manage all of their
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