Our clients for IBM Db2 Warehouse are medium businesses. I would recommend it since it is stable and scalable. The product has good documentation. I rate the overall product a nine out of ten.
Solutions Architect at a tech services company with 201-500 employees
Reseller
2021-10-22T22:18:23Z
Oct 22, 2021
We are integrator vendors in Bolivia. We are partners with IBM. It's fairly easy to use it and it has a free trial, therefore, it's really easy to try. I would tell anyone interested it's worth it to take a look. It's really, really simple. I'd rate the solution at a ten out of ten.
Data Governance at a manufacturing company with 10,001+ employees
Real User
2021-03-20T14:21:00Z
Mar 20, 2021
For any database project, I really like to see good thought going into design upfront and use the standards so that people know what things mean about having to rediscover it when you go from one application to the next. So I believe in at least a place to share the vocabulary, if not a controlled vocabulary defining things, which is pretty old-fashioned I'm afraid. I also believes that companies need to pick a direction and stick with it and support it. And if they're going to go with this solution for a couple of years or if you had to have several solutions happening in parallel, you need to have really good criteria about when you go from one to one or when you go to another because sometimes it's challenging. It doesn't help the business if we're not being consistent.
What is a data warehouse? A data warehouse, sometimes categorized as an Enterprise Data Warehouse, (DW or DWH) is a data analysis and reporting system. Data warehouses are fundamental storehouses of integrated data from single, or multiple sources, storing historical or current data in one location where data is utilized, creating reports for designated Enterprise users.
A DW is considered an integral component of business intelligence and describes a system used to analyze an...
Our clients for IBM Db2 Warehouse are medium businesses. I would recommend it since it is stable and scalable. The product has good documentation. I rate the overall product a nine out of ten.
Overall, I would rate IBM Db2 Warehouse as a seven out of ten.
I rate this solution eight out of 10.
To be honest, there's more powerful warehousing databases out there. Snowflake is number one. I would rate this solution as a six out of ten.
We are integrator vendors in Bolivia. We are partners with IBM. It's fairly easy to use it and it has a free trial, therefore, it's really easy to try. I would tell anyone interested it's worth it to take a look. It's really, really simple. I'd rate the solution at a ten out of ten.
For any database project, I really like to see good thought going into design upfront and use the standards so that people know what things mean about having to rediscover it when you go from one application to the next. So I believe in at least a place to share the vocabulary, if not a controlled vocabulary defining things, which is pretty old-fashioned I'm afraid. I also believes that companies need to pick a direction and stick with it and support it. And if they're going to go with this solution for a couple of years or if you had to have several solutions happening in parallel, you need to have really good criteria about when you go from one to one or when you go to another because sometimes it's challenging. It doesn't help the business if we're not being consistent.
It would be beneficial to make sure you have trained skillsets. I rate IBM Db2 Warehouse a seven out of ten.