be used for IPSec processing in TCP/IP, certain general XML processing, and IBM's Scalable Architecture for Financial Reporting. In August, 2007, Shadow, a mainframe middleware product, now owned by Rocket Software, introduced the first zIIP eligible integration for environments other than DB2, expanding the benefit of specialty engines to include Adabas, CICS, IMS, IDMS and VSAM. Other third-party independent software vendors ("ISVs") have introduced support for execution of their products on zIIPs. Those ISVs include, among others, Software AG, Compuware, CA Technologies, BMC Software, GT Software, Inc., and Phoenix Software International. For example; the CA NetMaster Network Management for TCP/IP product can run both its main task and packet analyzer subtask on a zIIP. Rocket Software claims that their Shadow server will allow 99% of the integration processing, such as SQL to non-relational data queries and Web services/SOA workloads, to be zIIP eligible and run outside of the General Purpose Processor. Ivory Server for z/OS from GT Software, Inc. provides zIIP support for XML parsing, XML payload construction and data conversion processing. Additionally Ivory Server supports the zAAP processor using the optional IBM z/OS XML Services and the IFL processor with Linux on IBM Z. Ivory Server and Ivory Studio (the Ivory IDE) provide options that allow clients to manage the workload offloaded to the zIIP Specialty CPU from the GP CPU. Commercial software developers, subject to certain qualification rules, may obtain technical details from IBM on how to take advantage of zIIP under a Non-Disclosure Agreement. The IBM z13 merges the zAAP functionality with zIIPs so that zAAP-eligible work now uses zIIP instead. Furthermore, IFL and zIIP processors on the IBM z13, as they use the z13 microprocessor, have simultaneous multithreading (SMT) capability. Use of zIIPs Use of zIIPs is supported in IBM Z Operational Log and Data Analytics and IBM Z Anomaly Analytics with Watson. IBM Z Operational Log and Data Analytics is a software that collects IT operational data from z/OS systems, transforms it to a consumable format, and streams it to analytics platforms, or to the included operational data analysis platform which provides insights to help visualize and search operational data to help identify the cause of operational issues. IBM Z Anomaly Analytics is software that collects IT operational data from z/OS systems, but uses historical IBM Z metric and log data to build a model of normal operational behavior, then analyzes real-time operational data through