Vintage USA Made Golden Bear Varsity Suede Leather Sleeves IBM Informix DataBlade Logo Jacket
WOW! This is an amazing union made varsity jacket made in the USA by Golden Bear Fine Outer Wear of San Francisco, California. This is a dark brown wool blend jacket in size XL featuring lighter brown suede leather sleeves, and an amazing embroidered logo on the back of the jacket showcasing IBM Informix. The "Stanford" style jacket is a classic coaches jacket with a wool blend melton body, suede leather sleeves, collar, and trim and knit cuffs. The interior features a warm quilted lining and inside pocket.
Measurements
Chest inches 56 inches
Shoulder 23-1/2 inches
Back of Neck to Hem 26 inches
Measurement around Hem inches 42 inches
Sleeve Length from Shoulder 25-1/2 inches
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IBM Informix is a product family within IBM's Information Management division that centered on several relational database management system offerings. The Informix products were originally developed by Informix Corporation, whose Informix Software subsidiary was acquired by IBM in 2001. IBM has continued active development and marketing of the key Informix products. The Informix database has been used in many high transaction rate applications in the retail, finance, energy and utilities, manufacturing and transportation sectors. More recently the server has been enhanced to support data warehouse workloads. The powerful new generation of technology revolving around the proliferation of connected devices known as the "Internet of Things“ is transforming the way we live and do business. Harnessing data from billions of devices depends on the ability to store, access and query all data together, seamlessly, for speed-of-thought insight and local decision making.
In September 1996, Informix Software released the first version of its new object-relational database management system to developers and partners. This system, called the INFORMIX Universal Server, supported a new way of building and deploying database applications. Developers could write software modules, called DataBlade extensions, that extended the database server with knowledge of new types and operations.