"The Power of One"
IBM, Informix and U2
GEAC User ConferenceMarch 2002
Susie SiegesmundIBM U2 Business Unit Executive
What is U2?
&
How Did We End Up Here?
• Unidata + Vmark = Ardent (1998)Competitors combined to dominate Multivalue market
• Informix acquisition (2000)Planned split
• Solutions company (now Ascential Software• Informix, the Database Company
• IBM acquistion (2001)
Why Include U2 & Online 5?Why Include U2 & Online 5?ƒ great peopleƒ unique technologyƒ loyal customer baseƒ embedded, low maintenance productsƒ broad partner reachƒ expand base on UNIX platforms
What to Expect?What to Expect?ƒ investment protectionƒ multi-platform supportƒ integration with IBM technologyƒ continued product improvement
What?What?ƒ IBM acquires Informix
"...This will make IBM more competitive in the open systems
segment of the relational database business..."
Tom Kraemer, Merrill Lynch
IBM, Informix & U2 IBM, Informix & U2 "The Power of One""The Power of One"
"...IBM will do whatever it takes to keep the installed base happy..."
James Governor, Analyst, Illuminata
Informix products have wide platform coverage…
12%
0%2%
0%
24%
1%2%
2%4%5%
34%
2%3%
8% 1%AIX
DG
Digital Unix
Dynix
HPUX
IRIX
Linux
Other
Reliant Unix
SCO
Solaris
TRU64
Unixware
Windows
MP-RAS
• $88B in revenue for 2000• 340,000 employee• Key Strengths
World’s largest IT company
World’s second biggest software company
Global name recognition
Third most powerful brand in the world
Reputation for world class technology
Rated #1 by Customers for Support
Track record of successful integration of acquired companies
History of allowing independent, entrepreneurial approach for focused business opportunities
IBM at a Glance
Surrounds the Informix products, customers and partners with stability, prestige and complementary technologies
Where U2 & Online 5 Fit In
IBMGlobal ServicesFinancial ServicesThe Hardware GroupThe Software Group
Data Management DivisionU2DB2IMSInformix
Online 5LotusTivoliWebSphere
IBM Data Management Vision
Be the leader in helping
customers access, integrate,
manage, analyze and securely
distribute all forms of digitized
information.
Leveraging information to gainLeveraging information to gaincompetitive advantagecompetitive advantage
IBM's Data Management VisionIBM's Data Management Vision
All Forms of Digitized Information
Wherever It Exists
Whoever Needs It
Data Management Evolution
Value
e-business transactions: fast, secure intelligent, closed loop content complete always on dynamic
Time
ManageTransactions
ManageTransactions
ManageContent
ManageContent
GainInsight
GainInsight
IntegrateInformation
IntegrateInformation
IBM Technology Evolution
IBM Technology Base
OptimizationOptimization
Integrated Information
Infrastructure
Performance, Scalability,Availability, Security
IBM Data Management Foundation
Web ServicesPortfolio XML-izationContent ManagementInformation IntegrationSMART Databases
BusinessIntelligence
Optimization
ContentManagement
InformationIntegration
System R
Distribution
R-Star
Extensibility
Starburst
Federation
Garlic
Integration
Xperanto
e-business solutions
Information IntegrationInformation Integration
DatabaseDatabase
Cross IndustryIndustry Specific Geo Specific/Custom
DB2DB2DB2DB2
Informix, U2Informix, U2Informix, U2Informix, U2
IMSIMSIMSIMS
Web & Portal Web & Portal ApplicationsApplications
EnterpriseEnterprise
ManagementManagement
ISV ISV PartnershipsPartnerships
DatabaseDatabase
ToolsTools
Information Infrastructure
Analysis Analysis WarehousingWarehousing Content Mgmt. Content Mgmt.
Retail, Telco, Foundation Bundles for Law
Enforcement, Finance...
SAP, Siebel, Baan, Foundation Bundle
for the Web...
23,000+ partnersService Providers
WebSphereMQSeriesDomino
AD ToolsPartner Tools
TivoliControl Center
IBM ToolsPartner Tools
DB2 Warehouse
Mgr.
DB2 OLAPIBM Red Brick
DB2 IM
IBM CM IBM EIP
WindowsOS/2AIX HP-UX SolarisOS/400OS/390 LinuxNUMA-QzOS
Federation, Replication, ETML
IBM - Redefining Data Management IBM - Redefining Data Management for e-Businessfor e-Business
Leveraging information for competitive advantage...Leveraging information for competitive advantage...
• 1Q - DB Servers & BIDB2 OLAP Server v8UniVerse v10Online 5 5.11
• 2Q - Enterprise Content ManagementCM v8EIP v8
• 3Q - DB Servers & BIDB2 UDB v8UniData v6DB2 Warehouse Manager v8DB2 Intelligent Miner v8
• 4Q - DB ServersIMS v8Online 5 5.2
2002 Product Outlook2002 Product Outlook
and Tools, Tools, Tools, Tools
White paper on future of all Informix productsƒ Enhance & support U2 productsƒ Posted by product group on website
“IBM intends to continue to support the Informix products and to enhance the majority of these products to fulfill the needs of customers and business partners…”
CTO knows MV technology
Janet Perna Keynote at 2001 Giga conference:ƒ “Such upgrades will continue on Informix products for as long
as customers demand them, whether a couple years or 10 years.”
ƒ And we all know how demanding our customers are!!
IBM’s CommitmentIBM’s Commitment
IBM protects its customers
• IBM has committed to support current Informix products
•Your investment in Online 5 & U2 is protected!•IBM has a long tradition of supporting and enhancing mature products
IMS database (since 1968)SQL/DS database (since 1982)Fortran compilers (since the 1950s)PL/1 and APL compilers (since the ‘60s and ‘70s)Lotus (since 1995 acquisition)Tivoli (since 1996 acquisition)
IBM Informix Product OverviewInformix
4GL/ISQL/ Four J’s MaxConnect
OfficeConnect
Server Studio JE
Informix Dynamic
Server
Red BrickWarehouse
EnterpriseGatewayProducts
Cloudscape
ExtendedParallelServer
IDS XPSRed
Brick UniVerse
UniData
Low Admin Database Products
C-ISAM
OnLine 5
SE
100% Java
DataBlades &
Foundation Bundles
Landscape of the IBM Informix Servers
E m bedded ServersS m all b u s in ess : S E , C -IS A M
M u ltiV a lu e : U 2
O L T PE n try-leve l M id -m arke t: O n L in e 5
D ep artm en ta l: ID S W orkg rou p E d .E n te rp rise : ID S & In te rn e t F ou n d ation
High Perform ance D S SR ed B rick W areh ou se
L im itless Sca labi l i ty & O D SX P S
Servers
Commonly asked questionsCommonly asked questions
Q: Is it commercially viable for IBM to continue to support the U2 & Online 5 products?
A: Yes, they are profitable and have loyal users that IBM wants to nurture. Both databases are particularly popular with partners in the global mid-market.
Q: Don’t they overload the IBM product line?
A: No, they don’t clash with any other IBM products – they fulfill a unique need for customers and partners in the global mid-market.
OnLine 5 • True Value Leader for the entry-level, global mid-market
OLTP businessA highly reliable, easy-to-use product with a proven track record…Over 10 years with large installed baseUnix and Linux environmentsSweet spot for 25-100 users24x7, distributed transactions, with minimal admin cost
• The ideal server for small businesses and self-contained departmentsembedded OEM applications, e.g. Telco VARs, System Integrators
• Works with the full suite of Informix development tools• The largest North America grocery retailer uses OnLine 5 for
their in-store POS system
From an IIUG Member talking about OnLine 5: “We don’t need or want all the functionality and complexity of IDS”
• IBM Informix I-STAR bundled – Passport Advantage only
• Removal of 999 user limit
• Support for >2GB chunk offsets
• Support for 4GL 7.31
• Bug fixes
Online 5 5.11
Online 55.2
• Updated platform support
• Support for KJ function (Japanese)
• Certification with Server Studio JE by AGS
• Documentation refresh
• Bug fixes• Other minor
enhancements
Online 5 Roadmap
1H2002
1H2003
• WebSphere support
• Bug fixes
Online 55.next*
* Final Content to be determined by YOU!
2H2002
U2 (UniVerse and UniData)ƒ Small footprint, low administration multivalue database. ƒ Easily embedded. ƒ IBM owns 80% of multivalue market. ƒ 90% of sales through VAR’s to SMBƒ Support for broad range of UNIX and Windows platforms
Strong and profitable business ƒ Recognized unique nested relational data modelƒ Recognized growth potentialƒ Large & loyal base with world class customers
IBM U2IBM U2
Travers Perkins
ethan allen
U2 Name Accounts
U2 Databases – UniData & UniVerse
• Industry standard interfacesODBC, OLE DB, HTTP, UniObjects for Java, sockets, JDBC. XML (UniVerse 10, UniData 6)
• Wide platform supportNT / 2000, Linux, all popular versions of UNIX
• Scaleable
• Common code baseUtilizes strengths of underlying OS
• Over 60,000 installations worldwide – 3.9M end users• Geo coverage - 52% US, rest mostly UK & ANZ
Vendor Users Platform
SCO 500 Intel 2-way SMP
IBM 10,000 RS/6000
DG 1,700 AViiON 8-way SMP
HP 8,100 HP9000
Pyramid 3,000 NILE 12-way SMP
U2 and Tools
• Embedded database for vertical applicationsUniVerse
UniData
U2 Clients
• ToolsRedBack – Business objects server for web applications
MITS – Native MultiValue BI/OLAP
SB+ - The 4GL for MultiValue databases
wIntegrate – Renovate green screen apps
CDC – Run yesterday’s COBOL in today’s database
Superior price/performance
Simple administration
Low total cost of ownership
Small footprint
Java, ActiveX, C, JDBC, ODBC, OLE-DB
Windows, Unix and Linux
ExtendedRelationalData Model
& = U2
Embedded RDBMS for Vertical Applications
IBM U2 Database Evolution
U2 RDBMS
19891969 1979
E.F. Codd
1NF White Paper
1st RDBMS Design
DB2, Oracle, Ingres, Informix,
Sybase etc.
NF2 White PaperAdvanced RDBMS
Design
U2 & Tools Roadmaps
UniData6
•JDBC•XML•SSL for CallHTTP, Sockets
•Server logging
•Euro•Debug MV•SSL for UOJ, Telnet
•Replication•MQSeries Q3 02
•JDBC•XML•SSL for CallHTTP, Sockets
•Server logging
•Euro•Debug MV•File Triggers
Q1 02
UniVerse10
RedBack4.1
SB+5.2
wIntegrate5
•SB+ Remote Processes
•GUI Click Process
•User Data in I/O Drivers
•ActiveX Objects as fields
Q3 01
•Thin Client Q1 02
MITS4.2
•MitsWeb•Performance Monitoring Tools
Q1 02
•Stateless RBOs
•Entity Beans•JAVA Servlets
•Timeouts•Thread-pooling
•IBM WS/VAJ
Q1 02
wIntegrate5
• JDBC• XML• SSL for
CallHTTP, Sockets
• EURO Support• File Based
Triggers • Server logging• Enhance
debugger
UniVerse 9.5
UniVerse 9.6
UniVerse10.0
• OLE DB• Linux• JAVA API• 64 Bit File
System• Device
Licensing
• Call HTTP• Socket Support• Century Pivot
Date• GUI Editor /
Debugger• Dynamic
Connect• Core Engine
enhancements
2000
1999
2001
UniVerse Roadmap
2002
2003
• SSL for UOJ, Telnet
• MQSeries
• Enhanced XML• SOAP• WDSL• UDDI• .NET• Websphere
UniVerse10.1/11*
* Final Content and Schedule TBD
UniVerse Futures
• SSL for Native Interfaces• MQSeries Integration• RAID Enhancements• READ Triggers• Auditability• Websphere Integration• Enhance support for XML• SOAP, WDSL, UDDI• Enhance support for .NET• Better support for sub-values• Synchronization Support• Cluster Support
Your input welcomed!
Personal Edition
• UniVerse v10• 2 Users, Device Licensing, All Middleware – No Auth• Demo versions of of tools products (SB, wIntegrate,
RedBack)• $0• 1-2 CPU Intel• Windows/Linux• Personal Use, education, NOT for commercial use• Limits: 8 sessions, modulo 10,000• No support except for developer community
Runtime Edition
• 1 User, Device Licensing, All Middleware• No Authorization Required• Limits
8 sessions
Maximum modulo 1000
No Ability to Compile Basic
• 1-2 CPU Intel; Windows, Linux• For OEM Use, Buy in Bulk, Commensurate Discounts
IBM U2 Website
IBM - The Best Customer Value for All Database Products
• Innovative Technologye-business EnablementPerformance & ScaleabilitySMART Databases
• Strong PartneringTier 1 ISVs, 26,000 Apps, 16,000 PartnersIndustry Specific Investments
• Low Cost of OwnershipEase-of-useStandards, Cross PlatformPricing
• IBM's Service, Support & Relationship
The Future
• Continued Enhancement and Support• Adding Modern Interfaces• Leveraging IBM Technology• Customer-focused Enhancements• Support-driven Issue Resolution
We are proven…
• In continuing to support and enhance our products
• As a team with passion for our products
• In providing honest and open communications
• In working with and for our partners and customersyour success is our success
our success is your security
The right products
The latest technology
The BEST partners!
"The Power of One"
IBM, Informix and U2
Questions?