Delivering results with Datacenter Clarity LC TM

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1 Philippe Heim Boston, September 9th, 2015 Delivering results with Datacenter Clarity LC TM siemens.com

2 Intro movie Page 2 20XX-XX-XX

3 Table of contents 1 Challenges 2 Integrated DCIM solution overview 3 Feature landscape and license model 4 Results of Clarity LC 5 Roadmap, outlook Page 3 20XX-XX-XX

4 Divided data center operations Business Economy Competition Growth Strategy Globalization M&A IoT IT Information Explosion IT Complexity Cloud Converged infrastructure Virtualization High density Unified Communications Integrated DCIM Facility/ Real Estate Custom vs. Industrial First cost vs. TCO Power and Cooling Location Aging Facilities Regulations Flexibility Operations Ensure maximum uptime Reduce carbon footprint Improve energy efficiency Increase process efficiency Accommodate rapid change Increase IT service revenue DCIM helps to build a strong culture, collaboration and support among all members! Page 4 20XX-XX-XX

5 Trend implications on data center operations How DCIM can help customers Issues in power, space, cooling, and uptime impede innovation 84%of datacenters had issues with power, space and cooling capacity, assets, and uptime that negatively impacted business operations consequences to the business 31% 30% 27% 26% Delay in application rollouts Content adopted from: IDC Global DCIM Survey, 2012 Disrupted ability to provide service to customers Forced to spend unplanned OPEX budget Need to roll back an application deployment Page 5 20XX-XX-XX

6 Possibilities to improve data center operations How DCIM can help customer Three Commonly-Cited Reasons things go wrong in the datacenter 1 Inconsistent datacenter information of datacenters do not have a standard set of 63% management tools 2 Divided datacenter operations Responsibility for a wide range of operations is split between IT, facilities, and other groups of enterprises have IT and facilities living in 58% separate organizations 3 Inconsistent datacenter maturity Businesses have datacenters with varying maturity levels [sdksm] v 3 Adkicmdjuw skdi 57% of datacenter managers consider their datacenters to be inefficient or only moderately efficient Host: root Content adopted from: IDC Global DCIM Survey, 2012 Page 6 20XX-XX-XX

7 Data centers factories of the 21 st century Transforming the process of innovation through technology Industry revolution B smart devices - 8 zettabyte data storage - $200M cloud-services - 40% internet user (penetration) Factory process automation as a key common factor Years of Expertise transforming the process of innovation Page 7 20XX-XX-XX

8 Table of contents 1 Challenges 2 Integrated DCIM solution overview 3 Feature landscape and license model 4 Results of Clarity LC 5 Roadmap, outlook Page 8 20XX-XX-XX

9 Integrated data center management holistic view BMS DCIM - ITSM Control and monitor IT applications and services Alarms, alerts and notifications IT load and application management IT network management Monitoring Server Power Control and monitor facility infrastructure Cooling (HVAC) Condition supervision and control Fire safety and security Energy & Power management Visualizations 3D, 4D Manage and monitor data center infrastructure IT/FM asset management Workflow management Power monitoring CFD and real time heat map Visualization, real 3D, 4D Control and monitor data center facility infrastructure Manage and monitor data center infrastructure Page 9 20XX-XX-XX

10 Table of contents 1 Challenges 2 Integrated DCIM solution overview 3 Feature landscape and license model 4 Results of Clarity LC 5 Roadmap, outlook Page 10 20XX-XX-XX

11 Datacenter Clarity LC DC suite landscape, user based and modular model (need based add-ons) Dashboard for Key Performance Indicators 1 1 Real-time Heat Map & Hot spots Workflow & Work Order Management 3 Real-Time Monitoring & Historian with Alarms and Notifications 1 Document Management & Reporting 4 Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) # User # Data point Infrastructure Lifecycle Management 1 Power Management 2 5 API, Open Interface, Web Services, and Protocol Support High-Definition Asset Visualization Network Cable Management 3 rd Party Integrations ü Siemens license model allows us to pay as we grow Page 11 20XX-XX-XX

12 Table of contents 1 Challenges 2 Integrated DCIM solution overview 3 Feature landscape and license model 4 Results of Clarity LC 5 Roadmap, outlook Page 12 20XX-XX-XX

13 Datacenter Clarity LC dashboard How can I plan capacity and run forecast scenarios? Challenge Lack of visibility for key-drivers, power / cooling / u-space / floor space. Benefit Single pane of glass, monitor trends to forecast capacity. Get the facts and figures at your fingertips. Reduce time, due to real time values reported in a Dashboard. Faster decisions based on facts. Reduce overall costs due full visibility and capacity planning. increase IT revenue with same staff ü Plan your capacities based on facts and figures! Page 13 20XX-XX-XX

14 Datacenter Clarity LC asset management How long would it take me to find a server? Challenge Lack of transparency about my grey room and white space assets. Benefit Improve global efficiency and collaboration increase IT revenue with same staff. Reduce wasted time looking for information increase IT revenue with same staff Reduce overall costs due to non value added activities increase IT revenue with same staff ü 40% to 60% reduction of time searching for assets! Page 14 20XX-XX-XX

15 Datacenter Clarity LC network management - web client How can my network team add connections on the fly? Challenge Dependency on thick clients and desktop to operate the DCIM System on the fly. Benefit Web client is crossbrowser and cross-device compatible (including tablets), with no local foot print. Reduce time, due to adding connections on the fly. increase IT revenue with same staff Reduce overall costs due to non value added activities increase IT revenue with same staff ü Be faster, thanks to an intuitive web client! Page 15 20XX-XX-XX

16 Datacenter Clarity LC workflow How can I know if the server exchange was done? Challenge Lack of transparency and tools to address multiple teams for execution. Benefit Improve deliverables quality and consistency. Reduce wasted time searching and compiling information for project execution. Enable project decisions based on up-to-date information and avoid overruns. ü Project cost savings and IT service revenue increase Page 16 20XX-XX-XX

17 Datacenter Clarity LC alarm management How can I ensure operation is pro-active for alarms? Challenge Having unreliable alarms or seeking them or even guessing. Sometimes physical inspection on site. Benefit Avoid damages or downtime, due to prewarnings and alarms. Reduce time, due to monitoring all alarms and run pro-active scenarios. Reduce OpEx due to a pro-active alarm handling. ü Avoid downtime, due to pro-active operation! Page 17 20XX-XX-XX

18 Datacenter Clarity LC heatmap How can I save energy and ensure enough cooling? Challenge Unable to detect hot spots and see cold air volume. What if scenarios can t be performed. Benefit Visualization of hot spots performed in a heat map or Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) simulation. Reduce wasted time caused by unnecessary asset replacements. Safe money, by using cold air where it should be. Avoid OpEx due to overheated and damaged assets. ü What if planning, based on CFD calculation! Page 18 20XX-XX-XX

19 Additional value DCIM brings in pre-operation Make small steps to ensure success Design and build Operation Hand over Asset DB ITSM Operate IT Design Construct and Instrument Maintain BMS EPMS Operate Facility Using the rich set of existing data from design Using DCIM to plan and optimize the transition from design phase to operations Establishing an accurate asset inventory and provide real time visibility Developing an accurate baseline using current state and utilization for capacity planning and forecasting Alarming and notifying in real-time using previous asset behavior knowledge to control and optimize utilization Establish your baseline Manage your baseline Optimize and control your baseline Page 19 20XX-XX-XX

20 Table of contents 1 Challenges 2 Integrated DCIM solution overview 3 Feature landscape and license model 4 License model 5 Roadmap, outlook Page 20 20XX-XX-XX

21 Summary Benefits of Datacenter Clarity LC for data centers Competitive advantage to deliver the expected service Streamlined operations minimizing re-work & SPOF Capacities can be planed and forecasted Maximize effective utilization of existing infrastructure Improved asset life cycle and longevity Safe virtualization projects with clear impacts insight Minimize risk of downtime with accurate information Optimized operations, smarter decisions, higher flexibility, future-proof architecture Page 21 20XX-XX-XX

22 Datacenter Clarity LC Q & A Page 22 20XX-XX-XX

23 More Information Siemens DCIM website Link to Internet Page 23 20XX-XX-XX

24 Contact Thank you for your attention Philippe Heim Global Portfolio Manager DCIM Siemens Building Technologies Gubelstrasse Zug, Switzerland Phone: Mobile: Solutions for data centers. Page 24 20XX-XX-XX

25 Datacenter Clarity LC A practical example based on an Atos Datacenter, UK Page 25 20XX-XX-XX