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Companies using BMC AMI Recovery for Db2 for Backup as a Service (BaaS) include: NedBank, a South Africa based Banking and Financial Services organisation with 25954 employees and revenues of $63.59 billion, HUK-COBURG Insurance Group, a Germany based Insurance organisation with 10000 employees and revenues of $3.50 billion, Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, a United States based Healthcare organisation with 9000 employees and revenues of $2.66 billion, ATPCO, a United States based Transportation organisation with 600 employees and revenues of $275.0 million and many others.
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ATPCO | Transportation | 600 | $275M | United States | BMC Software | BMC AMI Recovery for Db2 | Backup as a Service (BaaS) | 2019 | n/a | In 2019, ATPCO deployed BMC AMI Recovery for Db2 under Backup as a Service (BaaS) to support high volume airline fare-data operations in the United States. The engagement centered on automating Db2 administration and data lifecycle tasks to improve operational responsiveness for fare pricing and distribution workloads. BMC AMI Recovery for Db2 was configured to provide automated backup and recovery workflows, recovery automation, and rapid database provisioning to accelerate schema changes and cloning operations. Functional capabilities implemented included recovery orchestration, automated administrative runbooks, and repeatable database provisioning that aligned with Db2 operational workflows. The implementation supported ATPCO business functions responsible for fare data management and database administration, and governance emphasized standardized workflows for backup, recovery, and provisioning. Reported outcomes in the vendor customer story include structure changes running 7.5x faster and database cloning up to 320x faster following adoption of the BMC AMI Db2 solutions, with the use of BMC AMI Recovery for Db2 focused on backup and recovery automation and accelerated cloning. | |
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Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center | Healthcare | 9000 | $2.7B | United States | BMC Software | BMC AMI Recovery for Db2 | Backup as a Service (BaaS) | 2015 | n/a | In 2015 Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center implemented BMC AMI Recovery for Db2 as Backup as a Service (BaaS) to protect and recover mainframe billing databases that support its high volume patient billing and research operations. The deployment was driven by the need to meet a hard operational window requiring billing systems to be updated and available by 7 a.m., after prior software repeatedly failed to meet that SLA. The implementation of BMC AMI Recovery for Db2 centered on high‑throughput image copy and point in time recovery capabilities. The solution was configured to perform 15 or more concurrent image copy operations and to manage 15 sets of archived databases, enabling the team to image copy a mixed set of 30 online databases in approximately 10 minutes and archived sets in under 90 minutes, while doubling image copy capacity and contributing to a reported 13 percent SLA improvement. Operational integration included storage management and DASD allocation, with all DASD volumes provisioned through MainView SRM now labeled BMC AMI Storage and placed into multiple pools divided into test and production to avoid batch allocation conflicts. The implementation supported core business functions in IT and billing by enabling monitoring of database growth, allocation of DASD volumes, and isolation of database issues, and it delivered point in time recovery by coding recovery parameters directly on jobs. Governance and run book changes were lightweight, relying on a small operations team of two database administrators and five billing system programmers to schedule jobs, monitor growth via the product GUI, and execute recoveries. The deployment outcome included routine completion of maintenance and upgrades well ahead of the 7 a.m. deadline, the ability to image copy large and small databases rapidly, and the operational resilience to recover databases to specific points in time using the BMC AMI Recovery for Db2 job parameters. | |
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HUK-COBURG Insurance Group | Insurance | 10000 | $3.5B | Germany | BMC Software | BMC AMI Recovery for Db2 | Backup as a Service (BaaS) | 2022 | n/a | In 2022 HUK-COBURG Insurance Group deployed BMC AMI Recovery for Db2 as a Backup as a Service (BaaS) solution to automate Db2 backup, cloning and recovery on IBM Z. The implementation targeted development and test workflows and GDPR compliance in Germany, and BMC AMI Recovery for Db2 was configured to centralize automated backup, cloning and restore processes for production Db2 datasets used by application teams. Operational scope covered IBM Z Db2 environments and development and test teams, with integrations to the IBM Z platform and the Db2 subsystem to enable rapid cloning and sandbox provisioning. Governance changes introduced formalized recovery runbooks and scheduled cloning workflows to align with German data protection requirements and test data management practices. Post deployment cloning time dropped from weeks to about 13 hours, RTOs of 48 hours are routinely met, and developer productivity improved by roughly 10 percent. | |
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Banking and Financial Services | 25954 | $63.6B | South Africa | BMC Software | BMC AMI Recovery for Db2 | Backup as a Service (BaaS) | 2023 | n/a |
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