Exploring IBM e-Business Software

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his book provides a detailed look at IBM's overall e-business architecture and how the various IBM software products fit into the e-business structure. Here you will find information on key IBM e-business platforms, development tools, application server software, network security solutions, systems management software and more.

Important product families covered include WebSphere, DB2, IMS, MQSeries, and Tivoli Systems Management. The easy-to-read discussions will help you distinguish between two or more IBM software products that appear to serve the same purpose but really have different applications.

Included with the book is a password necessary for accessing the companion Web site, which provides up-to-the-minute e-business software news, expanded information, and other helpful online marketing resources.

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