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Watch how IBM Data Product Hub and watsonx.data intelligence help data consumers find, understand, and access trusted data across the organization. Explore how LLM-powered search, rich metadata, and self-service data products simplify discovery and access, regardless of where data resides.
Find out how organizations can reduce time spent understanding, finding, and accessing data by 95% compared to traditional approaches.
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Watch how IBM Data Product Hub and watsonx.data intelligence help data consumers find, understand, and access trusted data across the organization. Explore how LLM-powered search, rich metadata, and self-service data products simplify discovery and access, regardless of where data resides.
Find out how organizations can reduce time spent understanding, finding, and accessing data by 95% compared to traditional approaches.
Discover how watsonx.data intelligence helps make enterprise data easier to find, understand, and govern: ibm.com/products/watsonx-data-intelligence
Browse the Demo Library for more product demos and use cases: ibm.com/products/watsonx-data-intelligence/demo-library





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0:00:33 - Agenda
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0:06:27 - Working with the User Directory
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0:14:04 - Directory Locations - Object
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0:29:45 - Special Password Options
0:33:51 - MACHINE Directory Statement
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0:41:20 - LINK Directory Statement
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0:58:11 - BUILD Directory Statement
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