Social Media from IBM's Best Friends

Friday, 29 June 2012

Last week I blogged about social media sites for DB2 for LUW and all of my recommendations were for IBM sites. I'm really happy to say that IBM has many friends who are great at creating content about IBM products and sharing their knowledge with other users. Today's entry is my thanks to all of you!

Articles

developerWorks ibm.com/developerworks/data/ and IBM Data Management magazine ibmdatamag.com might be run by IBMers, but a great deal of the content that lives on these sites was created by IBM friends. Specifically: Columnist Roger Sanders:

Distributed DBA by Roger E. Sanders
Programmers Only by Bonnie Baker
DB2 10 for z/OS: A compelling case for upgrading by Gunjan Verma
Use concurrent I/O to improve DB2 database performance by Jeyabarathi Chakrapani

Database Journal http://www.databasejournal.com/features/db2/ is not an IBM controlled asset, but has both IBM and non-IBM contributors. I'd like to specifically mention:

Rebecca Bond's article: Top 10 Tips about Learning DB2 10.1 for LUW
Her daughter Keesa's article: The Silent Problem of Data
Lockwood Lyon's article: Motivating the DBA

Blogs

Here is a collection of the blogs that I recommend for the DB2 for Linux, UNIX and Windows products:

Mastering Data Management-- by Crysta Anderson is an amazing blog. Crysta has been very busy interviewing our IBM Champions and thus far has 27 interviews! Each one is worth a read to find out who these friends of IBM are and what their pas...

Author: svisser1

Find the whole article Social Media from IBM's Best Friends on the website Build your Skill on IM products, including DB2: books, certifications, tutorials, and more.

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