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IBM Cognos Analytics documentation

https://www.ibm.com/docs/en/cognos-analytics/11.1.0?topic=manuals

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    From : Blog Entry >> Padmaprabha's Blog EntryMany organizations already rely on IBM MQ and IBM Sterling Managed File Transfer (MFT) to move data securely and reliably across their enterprise. These technologies form the backbone of mission-critical operations, from payment processing and claims handling to supplier communications and regulatory reporting. But while the data moves […]
  • by Sanjay Lokhande
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  • by Gopan Samantaray
    From : Blog Entry >> Gopan's Blog EntryHello! I'm a Customer Success Engineer for IBM's Data Platform. If you use SPSS for survey analysis on a daily basis, have you encountered any of the following challenges? When a questionnaire contains many questions, assigning labels one by one is time-consuming. Preparing multiple-answer (MA) questions for analysis […]
  • by Susan Shaju
    From : Blog Entry >> Susan's Blog EntryAs organizations migrate REST APIs from webMethods API Gateway to IBM API Connect, ensuring policy behavior is preserved during migration is critical. The Custom HTTP Header policy in webMethods API Gateway is used to specify custom HTTP headers for outgoing requests sent to backend services. This blog demonstrates […]
  • by Marc Reed
    From : Groups >> Cognos AnalyticsI finally got a 12 install to play with. If you use change the URL format option then you get an error: "Kiosk mode is not supported for download formats." PDF, HTML are supported in the Kiosk mode. This is the only place that you see reference to Kiosk mode […]
  • by GABRIEL RODRIGUEZ GUTIERREZ
    From : Blog Entry >> GABRIEL's Blog EntryToday's storage administrators face a demanding reality. They are responsible for monitoring diverse data stacks across varied environments, all while keeping enterprise data secure and delivering the trusted, high-quality data that AI initiatives increasingly depend on. Managing multiple, disconnected tools to monitor different types of storage only adds […]
  • by Angel Baez
    From : Blog Entry >> Angel's Blog Entryz/TPF support for software based post-quantum cryptography (PQC) provides the capability to establish quantum-resistant OpenSSL TLS sessions on the z/TPF system , which includes shared SSL. Encrypted messages sent using TLS ciphers are susceptible to the Harvest Now, Decrypt Later cyberattack. This support allows you to secure your […]
  • by Liam Smith
    From : Groups >> Cognos AnalyticsThe concern about resource usage makes sense, especially if auto-refresh can trigger large Excel reports repeatedly. I'd also be interested to know whether the feature respects existing role/group permissions and whether administrators can restrict it by output format. That would make a big difference for safely using it on public […]
  • by fluxproweb
    From : Groups >> AI and AnalyticsAn AI video tool can look simple at the front end: upload a frame, enter a prompt, submit a job, and wait for the result. For an enterprise team, the harder question starts after the click. If a system of record initiates an external generative-AI task, where should policy […]
  • by Mark Martin
    From : Blog Entry >> Mark's Blog EntryOriginal Author: Ashwin Hendre Installer Provisioned Infrastructure method can be used to deploy a private OpenShift cluster on IBM PowerVS. In scope This blog covers creating and destroying a “private” OpenShift cluster i.e., one which is accessible only through an internal network and the nodes of the cluster […]
  • by VISHALA ANKHILLA
    From : Blog Entry >> VISHALA's Blog EntryIntroduction A trusted platform module (TPM) on IBM Power system hardware is a dedicated, tamper resistant security chip that provides a hardware root of trust. Its purpose is to protect cryptographic keys, verify system integrity, and enable secure local and remote attestation of the server's firmware and boot […]
  • by Neha Ghongade
    From : Blog Entry >> Neha's Blog EntryAuthors : Rajesh K. Jeyapaul, Neha Ghongade, Ying Mo, Jinsong Wang, Vasily Gorbik, Sunny Sharma A deep dive into the new s390 Receiver in the Instana Distribution of OpenTelemetry Collector, bringing PR/SM hypervisor metrics directly into your observability pipeline. Related Reading , From the same series: In our […]
  • by Ethan Silverthorne
    From : Blog Entry >> Ethan's Blog EntryOptimizing for objectives One of the biggest lessons I learned while building an AI-driven remediation workflow wasn't how capable large language models have become. It was how important human verification and guardrails remains. At scale, the system was remarkably effective. It could process hundreds of package failures, apply […]
  • by Pawan Thakur
    From : Blog Entry >> Pawan's Blog EntryOpen Source · IBM Db2 · CrewAI · Haystack · Multi-Agent Orchestration 10-Agent Airline Delay Management: Enterprise Orchestration with CrewAI and IBM Db2 One flight delay query. Ten specialized agents. One reviewed operational response. Every agent is grounded in enterprise knowledge retrieved from IBM Db2, with context passing […]
  • by Marcel Hergaarden
    From : Blog Entry >> Marcel's Blog EntryIBM Storage Ceph Block storage for VMware, using the NVMe/TCP protocol Why NVMe/TCP? IBM Storage Ceph block storage can be consumed by Linux clients, because the Ceph block storage driver is available in every Linux kernel by default. This means that a Linux system can understand and access […]
  • by Rosman Cariño
    From : Blog Entry >> Rosman's Blog EntryOverriding Bundled OpenBLAS at Runtime A Practical Guide for IBM Power — NumPy Case Study When working with scientific Python on specialized hardware like IBM Power ( ppc64le ), you may find that a package's bundled math library is not the best version available for your architecture. This […]
  • by Nisarg Patel
    From : Blog Entry >> Nisarg's Blog EntryHow to Set Up Enforcement Tracking for watsonx Orchestrate Agents in watsonx.governance A step-by-step guide to connecting agent evaluation evidence in watsonx Orchestrate to your GRC system in watsonx.governance. Agentic AI moves fast , and so does the risk s it introduces. If your agents are r easoning […]
  • by Ravi Shah
    From : Blog Entry >> Ravi's Blog EntryAI Looping Engineering vs Harnessing Engineering: A Maximo Perspective Artificial Intelligence is rapidly transforming enterprise asset management, but not all AI adoption strategies are created equal. In organizations using IBM Maximo, two distinct approaches are emerging: AI Looping Engineering and AI Harnessing Engineering . While they may sound […]
  • by Narendra Murthy
    From : Blog Entry >> Narendra's Blog EntryIBM BOB V2.0 — FORTNIGHT 5 OF 6 Automate & Optimize Skills · Subagents · Bobalytics · Git Automation Updated for IBM Bob V2.0 (GA June 24, 2026). In V2, Skills run in Agent mode, subagents automate work in parallel, and Bobalytics measures agentic adoption and cost. Turn […]
  • by Vinod D
    From : Blog Entry >> Vinod's Blog EntryA complete guide to analyzing differences between two Db2 databases across eight object types: Tables, Views, Indexes, Stored Procedures, Functions, Materialized Query Tables (MQTs), Sequences, and Aliases — without writing a single SQL query. In This Article What is Schema Compare? When Should You Use It? Step 1: […]
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