Take advantage of four full days of IMS-specific technical content. The following sessions will provide you with the IMSeducation and training to take you and your organization to the next level, and will be presented by leading Business Partners, IBM Developers, and IBM Advanced Support.

IMS Track I

• J01 IMS Trends & Directions
• J02 IMS for New Users
• J03 SOA Access To and From IMS
• J04 Monitoring IMS, A Crime Scene Investigation
• J05 Getting Naked with DB2 Attachment Methods (Especially in an IMS environment)
• J06 IMS V10 Transaction Manager and Connectivity Enhancements
• J07 IMS V10 Java Dependent Regions – A Systems Perspecitive
• J08 Introduction to IMS Full Function Data Bases
• J09 IMS HALDB Database Administration
• J10 Preparing for IMS Version 10:  Setting up the Common Service Layer
• J11 Understanding You Applications: Now You Can Have Your IMS, and DB2
• J12 Accessing Your Databases Using DB2 Stored Procedures, IMS DB Resource Adapter and IMS ODBA
• J13 IMS SOA Integration Suite V10 Enhancements
• J14 Migrating to IMS V10
  

IMS Track II

• K01 Best Practices for IMS Database Reorganization
• K02 IMS Disaster Recovery (Image Copies and Recoveries)
• K03 Adding User Options to the IMS IPCS Panels
• K04 IMS and the MVS Logger - Options For Performance
• K05 Managing IMS in a New World
• K06 IMS V10 Dynamic Resource Definition
• K07 IMS V10 Database and DBRC Enhancements
• K08 The IMS Common Service Layer - Operations Manager and Resource Manager
• K09 IMS Performance Considerations in a Multi site Sysplex
• K10 How to Tell if Your Database is Getting Full and What Are Your Options if it is?
• K11 Position for IMS V10 Member Online Change with Global Online Change Migration
• K12 Taking the Sting Out of DBRC
• K13 IMS Backup and Recovery - Just Make it Efficient!
• K14 IMS Disaster Recovery (RSR and GDPS)