D une Infrastructure Dynamique au. Cloud Computing : la proposition IBM

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1 D une Dynamique au Computing : la proposition IBM Patrick Battmann Vice Président ITS (Integrated Technology Services) IBM France

2 An effective Computing deployment is built on a Dynamic and is highly optimized to achieve more with less. computing is a new consumption model inspired by consumer Internet services. computing exhibits the following 5 key characteristics: On-demand self-service Ubiquitous network access Location independent resource pooling Rapid elasticity Pay per use SELF-SERVE PORTAL SERVICE REQUEST SERVICE PROVISIONING DYNAMIC INFRASTRUCTURE Required Characteristics for effective Delivery Open standards-based, service-oriented Advanced virtualization and automated mgmt Common components and processes Advanced security and resiliency Easy to use service catalog Reduced Cost Increased Flexibility

computing exhibits the following 5 key characteristics: On-demand self-service Ubiquitous network access Location independent resource pooling Rapid elasticity Pay per use

3 Major study, launched by IBM, in which we looked at cloud adoption in through three lenses Sourcing choices delivery models Delivering "services" in the cloud Drivers behind adoption Barriers to adoption Service management readiness Workload considerations and adoption Public vs private cloud preferences Adoption rates Analytics Collaboration Development and Test Desktop and Devices Business Services 3 Source: IBM Market Insights, Computing Research, July 2009

readiness Workload considerations and adoption Public vs private cloud preferences Adoption rates Analytics

4 We asked about implementation strategies: public or private, present or future for 25 specific workloads Analytics Analytics Data mining, text mining, or other analytics Data warehouses or data marts Development and Test Development and test Development environment Test environment Business Services Collaboration Desktop and Devices Business Services CRM or Sales Force Automation ERP applications Industry-specific applications Collaboration Audio/video/web conferencing Unified communications & VoIP infrastructure Desktop and devices Desktop Service/help desk Application servers Application streaming Business continuity/disaster recovery Data archiving Data backup Data center network capacity Security Servers Storage Training infrastructure WAN capacity Source: IBM Market Insights, Computing Research, July

applications Industry-specific applications Collaboration Audio/video/web conferencing Unified communications & VoIP infrastructure Desktop and devices Desktop Service/help desk Application servers

5 By analyzing adoption rate, push factors, barriers and sizing = workloads for Public Low push factors, low barriers High push factors, low barriers Web/audio conferencing Barriers Index (Average Percent) Service/help desk Training infrastructure Desktop VoIP infrastructure Test environment WAN capacity Development environment Data center network Storage App servers Servers App streaming Data backup Unified communications CRM/Sales Force Continuity/DR Data warehouses Data mining Data archiving ERP apps Transactional databases Industry apps Security Low push factors, high barriers High push factors, high barriers 5 Push Factors Index (Average Percent) Source: IBM Market Insights, Computing Research, July 2009

servers Servers App streaming Data backup Unified communications CRM/Sales Force Continuity/DR E-mail Data warehouses Data mining Data archiving ERP apps Transactional databases

6 Same analytics to evaluate workloads most suited for Private implementation Low push factors, low barriers High push factors, low barriers Data mining Barriers Index (Average Percent) Service/help desk Training infrastructure Development environment App servers Security Continuity/DR Data warehouses Test environment Data center network Transactional Industry apps databases Data archiving ERP apps Servers WAN capacity Storage CRM/Sales Force App streaming Data backup Unified communications Desktop Conferencing VoIP infrastructure Low push factors, high barriers High push factors, high barriers 6 Push Factors Index (Average Percent) Source: IBM Market Insights, Computing Research, July 2009

Transactional Industry apps databases Data archiving ERP apps Servers WAN capacity Storage CRM/Sales Force App streaming Data backup Unified communications Desktop

7 Summary of top workloads identified for cloud Top workloads with most favorable entry points for the cloud delivery models Top public workloads Audio/video/Web conferencing Service help desk for training and demonstration WAN capacity VoIP infrastructure Desktop Test environment infrastructure Storage Data center network capacity workloads emerge as most appropriate Top private workloads Data mining, text mining, or other analytics Security Data warehouses or data marts Business continuity and disaster recovery Test environment infrastructure Long-term data archiving/preservation Transactional databases Industry-specific applications ERP applications Database- and applicationoriented workloads emerge as most appropriate Source: IBM Market Insights, Computing Research, July

Data mining, text mining, or other analytics Security Data warehouses or data marts Business continuity and disaster recovery Test environment infrastructure Long-term data archiving/preservation

8 IBM strategy supports IBM differentiators An end to end solution : From the strategy to the implementation, run and supervision All parallel skills & competencies to ensure the perfect Service Delivery model : Networking, Security, Business Resilience, Focus on Workloads workload characteristics will drive the rate and degree of standardization of IT and business services. Choice of Deployment Models Public, private, hybrid Capacity to switch from on deployment model to an other one Enhanced Service Delivery increasing complexity of IT systems necessitates enhanced service management visibility, control and automation IBM has 3 choices to address workloads in deployment models and with improved service delivery Smart Business Services Smart Business Systems cloud services delivered purpose-built infrastructure Enterprise Data Center Private Hardware Software Services Standardized services on the IBM cloud Private cloud services, behind your firewall, built and/or run by IBM Integrated Service Delivery Platform

Choice of Deployment Models Public, private, hybrid Capacity to switch from on deployment model to an other one Enhanced Service Delivery increasing complexity of IT systems necessitates enhanced

9 IBM cloud computing solutions IBM Consulting Services in Support of Computing strategy and planning for Computing Security Consulting Services Strategy and Change Services for Adoption Strategy and Change Services for Providers Testing Services for Business & IT Workloads Analytics Collaboration Development and Test Desktop and Devices Storage Compute Back-up and recovery Business Services Smart Business on the IBM Standardized services on the IBM IBM Lotus Live IBM Lotus inotes Business Development & Test on the IBM (open beta) Business Desktop on the IBM Smart Business End User Support Service Assist Business Storage on the IBM Smart Business Compute on the IBM (preview) IBM Computing on demand IBM Information Protection Services BPM Works (design tools) Smart Business Expense Reporting on the IBM Smart Business Private cloud services, behind your firewall, built and/or managed by IBM Analytics Business Test Business Desktop Business Storage Smart Business Systems Pre-integrated, workload optimized systems Analytics System IBM Burst T M family IBM Information Archive Smart Business for SMB (backed by IBM cloud) Deployment models IBM Enabling Services In Support of Computing Resiliency Validation for Computing Security Services in Support of Computing IBM Vulnerability Management Services IBM Managed , Web Security IBM Network application optimization for cloud computing IBM Data Center Strategy and Solutions for cloud

Smart Business on the IBM Standardized services on the IBM IBM Lotus Live IBM Lotus inotes Business Development & Test on the IBM (open beta) Business Desktop on the IBM Smart Business End User

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Dispelling the vapor around cloud computing

IBM Smart Business Thought Leadership White Paper January 2010 Dispelling the vapor around cloud computing Drivers, barriers and considerations for public and private cloud adoption 2 Dispelling the vapor