IBM InfoSphere Information Server delivers a highly scalable, security-rich, and robust information integration platform. This release includes the following:
- InfoSphere Information Server V11.3 and InfoSphere Information Server V11.3 packages
- InfoSphere Information Server Workgroup Edition V11.3
- InfoSphere Information Server for Data Warehousing V11.3
- Introduction of InfoSphere Information Governance Catalog replacing InfoSphere Business Information Exchange
- InfoSphere Information Server Enterprise Hypervisor Edition V9.1 support for SoftLayer
- IBM InfoSphere Information Server Pack for SAP Applications
- InfoSphere Data Replication offers an easy-to-use, highly scalable, and enterprise-ready data replication platform. This release includes the following:
- InfoSphere Data Replication V11.3 (for Linux, UNIX, and Windows)
- InfoSphere Change Data Delivery V11.3
Together, InfoSphere Information Server and InfoSphere Data Replication deliver new capabilities to help support agile integration, business-driven governance, and sustainable data quality.
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