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IBM COG-321 exam has unveiled a cloud analytics platform to allow researchers to extract data from patents and scientific journals.IBM donated to the National Institutes of Health (NIH) a large amount of data the company curated using SIPP. Researchers at the NIH will use the information to discover new medication and research cures for cancer.The data contains 12 million patents and 20 million Medline scientific abstracts. Medline is a National Library of Medicine database of biomedical and life sciences journal citations. Life sciences and consumer goods companies can also access the NIH data to research chemicals.

IBM COG-321 exam has revealed more than 1,000 schools globally that are now teaching System z mainframe skillsThese schools are assisting students in getting jobs in big systems environments and extending the life of the mainframe.Known as the IBM System z Academic Initiative, the program allows schools either to use their own mainframe resources or access them at no cost from IBM using cloud computing technologies. The program also provides remote access to non-IBM software that runs on the mainframe, enabling professors to demonstrate more software applications for System z. IBM’s cloud delivery model gives schools anytime anywhere access to mainframe resources.

IBM COG-321 exam India’s share in the domestic IT services market is at least twice as large as its nearest competitor, Wipro Infotech. A forthcoming report by research firm IDC puts IBM’s market share at 11.9% in the first half of calendar year 2011. The Indian IT services market is estimated to touch $9.5 billion in 2011. That would mean that IBM in India earns revenues of over $1 billion. He said that the evolved relationship with clients through partnership and outcome-based modes is helping the company drive growth in the country . “Openness to adopt new technology and a maturing sourcing approach makes India a promising long term bet,” he added.