With more and more data flowing through businesses, how are we to understand and manage it all?
That's one of many questions being looked at by attendees of IBM's Information on Demand (IOD) conference in Rome this week.
Read on for all the latest on new products and trends from the show. Are you at IBM's IOD? Drop us a line at comments@itpro.co.uk to let us know your thoughts.
IBM taking on Oracle et al with new DB2 feature
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Looking for patterns for business benefits
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