Smart i Mobile and DB2 Panel at COMMON

                                        · Smart i Mobile at Key Info booth 501
                                        · New Panel on DB2 Web Query

Smart i Mobile Debuts at Key Info booth 501
Smart i Mobile is being introduced at the 2009 COMMON Conference & Expo by Key Information Systems at booth 501.

Smart i mobile enables users to receive data from the Smart i BI platform and will run on a Blackberry, iPhone or any handheld mobile device.

Smart i Mobile provides an executive dashboard on mobile devices that will initially run on the Android platform. Android brings Internet-style innovation and openness to mobile phones and was designed by the Google and the Open Handset Alliance and allows developers to write managed code in the Java language, controlling the device via Java compatible code running on a virtual machine especially designed for mobile devices. See: www.android.com and www.openhandsetalliance.com.

Smart i Mobile was designed in collaboration between Key Information Systems, Systech Solutions and Intelligent Applications Hatchery LLC. It allows users to view a graphical representation of critical data generated by Smart i Appliance, an IBM i based data warehousing implementation.

Smart i Mobile graphs will directly link to the numerous Smart i reports generated by IBM DB2 Web Query. Data is automatically refreshed each time the information in Smart i data warehousing reports is updated. Clickable graphs allow users to navigate through the data behind the graphs.

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New Panel on DB2 Web Query
Here's the newest addition to COMMON's 2009 program:

Title    Power i as an Industrial Strength Native BI Platform
When  April 28th; 2:00 - 3:15 pm

Background
The Power i is an excellent platform for data marts or an enterprise-level data warehouse. It is robust, reliable and the cornerstone of thousands of data centers. However, it's lacking in BI applications. IT has had to resort to different platforms based on MS SQL Server or UNIX for BI services to provide analytics services.

Covered
    · What is the state of IBM's DB2 Web Query data warehousing tool and how has it changed?
    · What new products are taking advantage of the new capabilities of Web Query?
    · Who has been using these new BI analytics products?

Should I Attend?
Yes, if you use or are interested in IBM's DB2 Web Query plus an ETL data transformation tool to make your i platform server your main BI machine.

What Will I Learn?
    · Why to consider the Power i as a BI analytics platform at your installation
    · Learn about using IBM DB2 Web Query as the BI engine
    · How Open Source ETL (Extract, Transform and Load) and Data Integration tools can move data
      from any database to the System i or the IBM Power Server.
    · Hear direct experiences from members of FIDM and the Smart i launch team.

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Additional information
Pete Elliot                                            Alberto Saavedra
Director of Marketing                         Sales Director
Key Information Systems Inc.            Systech Solutions
pelliot@keyinfo.com                     albertos@systechUSA.com
1.310.259.7444                                  1.818.439.0106
www.keyinfo.com                         www.systechUSA.com