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IBM Application Performance Monitoring & Management Services
Tivoli Live - monitoring services
July 29th, 2010
Craig Battleman
IBM Global Services
Sales & GTM
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Discussion Topics
1. Tivoli Live Overview
i. Tivoli Live monitoring services Overview
ii. Value Propositions: BP & Customer
2. Next Steps
3. Backup Materials – Sources for additional information
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IBM Tivoli Live – monitoring services Overview
IBM Tivoli Live – monitoring services provides a flexible, affordable suite of infrastructure health and performance management services based on out-of-the-box Tivoli monitoring software and ITS server resource management.
– Enterprise class monitoring solutions at mid – market prices
– Secure service - No VPNs required and the one way data flows are encrypted
– Pay for what you use
– Multi language capabilities
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IBM Tivoli Live Monitoring Services – Offering Highlights
DistributedMonitoring
Agent-based monitoring of OS and Application Resources (ITM and ITCAM) for deep metrics
Self-install Agents
Event Notification
Internet Portal (Tivoli Enterprise Portal)
Best Practices
$58/month/service
Touch-lessMonitoring
Agent-less Monitoring of OS and network devices (ITM) for basic up/down status
Self-install data collector
Event Notification
Internet Portal (Tivoli Enterprise Portal)
Best Practices
$44/month/service – OS
$16/month/service – network device
PerformanceServices
Historical reporting and trending analysis for capacity planning (GTS Asset)
Self-install Agents
Internet Portal (will feed into Tivoli Enterprise Portal)
Best practices
$15/month/service
IBM Tivoli Live Monitoring Services consists of three services; clients can consume these separately or concurrently
Single monthly price, inclusive of service delivery and use of the software
Minimum of 25 monitored services, maximum of 500 monitored services, separate maximum of 400 network devices once OS minimum is met
One-time on boarding fee ($6,500)
24x7 phone and email support
Terms of 90 days, 1, 2 and 3 years
Entitles client to the IBM Tivoli Live service (not IBM Tivoli perpetual license software)
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Tivoli Live Asset Management Services
(IT Asset Management based on TAMIT)
Tivoli Live Service Request
Management
(Service desk based on TSRM)
Tivoli Live Monitoring Services
(Based on ITM and ITCAM)
Tivoli End User and Transaction Monitoring
(Transaction and end user monitoring based on ITCAM)
Tivoli Data Warehouse
Tivoli Live Discovery Services
(Automatic discovery and configuration drift
based on TADDM)
IBM Tivoli Live The Vision
Integrated Solution
An Integrated set of solutions represent the full management of
data, processes, tooling and people
Common Data Model
The core solutions share a common data subsystem for simple data
sharing
Processes that Work Together
The core solutions share a process workflow automation engine
No Rip and Replace
Leverage existing investments in IBM and 3rd party IT management tools
Lower Cost of Ownership Lower infrastructure and training
costs, simple upgrade model
Tivoli Integrated
PortalCognos BI
Tivoli Live Performance Services
(Based on ITS Server Resource Monitoring)
• Tivoli and GTS will offer a suite of IT Service Management solutions available from the cloud.
• Each service can be deployed separately or as an integrated solution to meet client’s specific priorities.
Tivoli Live Business Service Management
(Real-time business service dashboards based on TBSM)
Note: This view is provided for discussion purposes only, no commitment is implied and subject to change.
Best Practices & Methodologies
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Internet
Application Stack
TCR
ITM Warehouse Proxy
ITM Summarization &
Pruning Agent
DB2
Tivoli Data Warehouse
TEPS
TEMS
NodeWatch Notify
RedHat V5 Advanced Platform w/ Virtualization
IBM PremiseFuture : Leverage common cloud platform
ITM
ITM
ITM
CustomerCustomer
Customer Premise
System x PlatformSystem x Platform
Architecture View
Agentless
• No VPN required
• No traffic initiated into customer environment.
• All traffic is initiated outbound from customer network
• Target 1 week deployment
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Business Partner Value Proposition Large world wide market $8 - $10B by 2012 - Business Partners primary channel
Offering that is aligned to customers that do not want to purchase or own enterprise licenses
Lots of opportunity to add value Business Partners maintains customer relationship Transition Services during on-boarding Custom configuration services – reporting, alerts, notifications, workspaces Local support services and advanced on the ground management Custom follow-on services – custom agents, logical dashboards, managed services Leverage IBM’s brand as a Service Provider
Discounts –25% for Tier 1 SPs, 30% for Distributors
Uniquely differentiated offering Broad resource coverage from OS to Middleware to Packaged Applications Leverage agent-less technologies for extremely simple deployment Minimal upfront costs and low transition times Globalized software Quicker sales cycles
IBM Support to make BP Successful Enablement Lead generation Marketing co-investment
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Tivoli Live is an enabler for growth
Discovery, Monitoring, Management, Performance, Provisioning, Assets, Reporting, and Business Visualization ...
Increasing Customer Value
Increasing Business Partner Value
Increasing IBM Value
Tivoli Software Sales
Project Based Software
Implementation Services
Tivoli LiveSaaS
Managed Services
Project Based Optimization
Services
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Client Value Proposition
Access to enterprise class monitoring software for a low monthly fee delivered in a SaaS model
Lower operational costs with minimal upfront costs
Single monitoring system that crosses multiple technologies Networks, Server, Storage, Middleware, Applications, & Platforms (IBM Systems Director agent)
Both non-intrusive agent-less and robust agent-based deployment models with minimal transition times
Improve infrastructure availability with 24 x 7 proactive monitoring
Provide real-time reports, automated notifications and alerts
Manage on-premise and off-premise resources with a single console
Visibility Control Automation Availability Optimization
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First WinsLarge Transportation Company (Mexico)
Part of Remote Managed Infrastructure Services (RMIS) / BCRS engagement
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Six year contract
Channel Direct
Large Consumer Products Company (United States)
Client originally looked at on-premise ITM purchase, but looking for lower cost service to help organization increase event management maturity
Client was using Nagios, an open source, less comprehensive monitoring solution
Client using IBM Systems Director and wanted integration between IBM Systems Director and the enterprise monitoring solution
400 Touch-less OS instances & 300 network devices
ITM 6.2.2 upgrade and network device agent primary pilot functions and IBM Systems Director integration
One year contract
Channel Direct
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Contracting The service is purchased via GTS SOWs, not SWG PPA
Template GTS SOWs have been created in Remarketer mode
GTS and Tivoli are working on a Prime Bidder model which would enable a BP to purchase the service from IBM and then create their own SOW with the end Customer
Multi Tenancy Dependant on Prime Bidder contracting model
Single VM / Tivoli Data Warehouse per BP
Customer monitoring data commingled in single BP VM / Tivoli Data Warehouse
Potentially customers might not have access to the Tivoli Enterprise Portal
Potentially BPs will be required to perform managed application performance monitoring and management services for their customers
Revenue Tivoli is working to ensure that their sales representatives are compensated for reselling the service –
they receive SW services revenue credit
IBM Client Teams receive full credit for all services sold
ITS and Tivoli split the revenue on the back end in IBM’s systems
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Next Steps
Confirm commitment to resell the service and perform the value add services
Determine if a demo is needed
Determine if an internal PoC is needed
Identify additional sales collateral requirements
Identify customers, make sales calls, and close deals!
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Back Up Materials
SaaS Market Dynamics
Example of Tivoli monitoring a virtualized infrastructure
Where to find more information
Tivoli Monitoring and ITS Managed Services Portfolio Segmentation
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What is Software-as-a-Service (SaaS)
Software as a Service (also known as On Demand, or Application Service Provider [ASP])
An application owned, delivered and managed remotely by one or more providers
Where the provider delivers an application based on a single set of common code and data definitions, which are consumed in a one-to-many model by all contracted customers at any time
Software that is available on a pay-for-use basis or as a subscription based on usage metrics
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SaaS Revenue By Client Company Size
Source: IDC, 2008
52%
40%
45%
50%
$0
$2,000
$4,000
$6,000
$8,000
$10,000
$12,000
$14,000
$16,000
$18,000
2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012
1–99 empl. 100–999 empl. 1,000–2,499 empl. 2,500+ empl.
Revenue ($M)
Overall 2006-2012 CAGR: 33%
SaaS spending grows 4x faster than “all applications” spending
Worldwide Software as a Service Forecast by Customer Segment, 2006–2012
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Host OS
Application
running on
Host OS
Hypervisor
Application
Guest OS
Virtual Resources
Virtual Machine
Application
Guest OS
Virtual Resources
Virtual Machine
Physical Resources
In the VIRTUAL RESOURCE?
Or in the PHYSICAL RESOURCE?
In the HYPERVISOR overhead?
In the HOST OS?
In the VIRTUAL MACHINE sharing the same physical resource?
End-to-End Monitoring: Tracking and DiagnosisEnsure High availability of the virtual environmentWhen a Virtual Resource has a problem, where did it originate?
The are no “virtual performance problems”, only very real performance problems manifested in a very complex consolidated, virtual environment.
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Where can I find more information
IBM PartnerWorld - Tivoli
– https://www-304.ibm.com/partnerworld/wps/pub/overview/B7007PW
IBM PartnerWorld – ITS Server Services
– http://www-935.ibm.com/services/us/index.wss/offering/gts/a1031834
IBM.com
– Tivoli Announcement for Tivoli Live monitoring services
http://www-01.ibm.com/software/tivoli/solutions/tivoli-live
– Tivoli monitoring software capabilities
http://www-01.ibm.com/software/tivoli/products/monitor/
http://www-01.ibm.com/software/tivoli/products/composite-application-mgrproductline/
– Tivoli Open Process Automation Library and Best Practiceshttp://www-01.ibm.com/software/tivoli/opal/
– ITS Server services monitoring services
http://www-935.ibm.com/services/us/index.wss/offering/gts/a1031834
http://www.ibm.com/services/tivolilive
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Tivoli monitoring software capabilities
http://www-01.ibm.com/software/tivoli/products/monitor/
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Tivoli Open Process Automation Library for partner integration and best practices: http://www-01.ibm.com/software/tivoli/opal/
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Tivoli and Systems SPL (GTS) Product & Services SegmentationTivoli Product Target Market Applications Monitored Primary Capabilities
Foundations Appliance Lower end of Mid Market Less than 100 Up / down
Tivoli Live – monitoring services
Mid Market 25 – 500 Comprehensive monitoring, historical analysis, predictive analysis, some event correlation
SW License Sales – ITM and ITCAM
Large end of Mid Market and Large Enterprise
More than 500 Comprehensive monitoring, historical analysis, predictive analysis, some event correlation
GTS Service Target Market Services Primary Capabilities
Tivoli Live – monitoring services
Mid Market Access to monitoring software
Comprehensive monitoring, historical analysis, predictive analysis, some event correlation
ERMIS Mid Market Light monitoring and management services
Services uses global delivery capabilities
RMIS Large Enterprise Enterprise class, comprehensive server monitoring and management services
Services uses global delivery capabilities
MSS Large Enterprise – Strategic Outsourcing
Enterprise class, comprehensive storage monitoring and management services
Services uses global delivery capabilities