GSE UK Conference 2007

"Virtually Yourz"

Abstract:

When databases were young and only held operational data, when storage was expensive and data wasn't supposed to hang around for too long, no one ever imagined a world in which data was measured in terabytes and in which the data itself might be an organisaton's most valuable asset. A world in which businesses not only choose to hold massive amounts of data for increasingly longer periods of time but also a world in which they are obliged by regulations and statute to do so.

To satisfy the E-discovery requirements of regulatory authorities and the courts, it is no longer good enough simply to have stored the data. CIO's must be sure that when required by a court or other authority, relevant e-records can be pulled promptly from long-term storage and made available as evidence within a limited timeframe. Moreover the data must be proven to be intact and unchanged, regardless of whether the original DBMS is still in place, an issue no more relevant than in the world of IMS

In this presentation we discuss how traditional archive solutions for IMS need to evolve in order to satisfy these demands.

Klaus is a long serving Senior Systems Consultant with NEON Enterprise Software, Inc (NESI), providing technical pre-sales and post sales support to NESI's IMS customers primarily in Europe but also beyond when required. Klaus began his career in programming and international software support and has gained good practical knowledge of MVS, VSE, VM, TSO, CICS, IMS, DB2, Assembler and Script Languages. Being a true European he drives a car which has a French Engine, German Transmission, has a British Marque and is assembled in England.

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