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No matter how successful they may have been in the past, virtually all service providers today remain under constant pressure to expand revenues, improve margins and keep customers happy. However, in working to meet these objectives, many service providers are finding their operational platforms are working against them. This presentation details how the CA Cloud Service Delivery Platform (CA CSDP) is helping service providers establish an operational framework that fuels improved automation, standardization and repeatability. For more information on Management Cloud solutions from CA Technologies, please visit: http://bit.ly/1wEnPhzTRANSCRIPT
CA CSDP: Enabling Service Providers to Grow Sales, Speed Service Delivery and Boost Operational EfficiencyBrian Hughes Mark Andrews
MCX07S #CAWorld
CA Technologies Fujitsu UK & I VP, Product Management Enterprise Management Lead Architect
Management Cloud
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Agenda
SERVICE PROVIDERS STATE OF THE MARKET
CA CSDP OVERVIEW
CA CSDP CASE STUDY – FUJITSU UK & I
CA FOR SERVICE PROVIDERS
Q & A
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Service Provider State of the Market
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Value Added Resellers
Distributors
System Integrators
CONVERGENCE OF THE IT SERVICES INDUSTRYFUELED BY CLOUD COMPUTING
Cloud Service Providers
Hosting Providers
Traditional Managed Service Proividers
Telco ProvidersManaged Service Provider Players
What we are seeing in the MarketThe convergence factor is changing the competitive landscape
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Value-add Services Are Key to Differentiate
Applications are Central to Service Providers’ IT Customers
Service Delivery Speed is Critical to Capitalize
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Multi-Service Silos Challenge Speed, Create Complexity, Cost
Multiple services often result in non-standard service delivery silos
Non-standard silos inhibit opportunity pursuit
Non-standard silos inhibit service provider’s business
Speed to service is critical
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IT organizations are turning to Service Providers to bridge the growing innovation gap
CA Service Providers
Business, rewritten by software™From entertainment to communications to finance, applications are rewriting the world in which we live…
Business Demands Increase Innovation Increase agility Increase service levels Increase security
CA Areas of Expertise
Enterprise IT capacity Often insufficient to meet business demands
Innovation Gap
Q7: What are the major obstacles to Innovation at your org? % Responses, Base: Total 800
Lack
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pro
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mgm
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Lack
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Lack
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gro
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Ab
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to
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Obstacles to Innovation
IT Value Transformation Levers DevOps, IM, APM IAM, Mobility , APIs Modern ITSM, Big Data Cloud, SaaS
Key Requisites for Transformation Success People Process Technology
Significant IT Transformation
Required to Support App Economy
Initiatives
Internal IT Often Lacks the Capacity and
Expertise to Effectively Transform and Innovate CA Service Providers
can Fill Gaps w/ Multiple Service
Offerings Enabling App Economy Success
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MSP Priorities – By Number of Services OfferedMulti-service providers: Improve Technical Capabilities and Transition to the Cloud
Note: Respondents were asked to “Check up to three” priorities and therefore number of responses may vary across segments
MSP Priorities(% of respondents that chose each)
MSP Priorities by # of Services Offered(% of respondents that chose each)
-5%
-10%
-1%
-3%
-10%
-9%
-5%
Segment: Aggregate (n=813) Less than 3 (n=214) 3-6 Services (n=167) 7+ Services (n=209)
25%
26%
31%
31%
32%
35%
36%
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2
3
4
5
6
7
3%
2%
3%
2%
8%
3% 2%
9%
3%
3%
10%
4%
-3%0%
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Management Software Solution PreferencesIn total, respondents prefer “Multifunctional Modules”, “Best of Breed” solutions, “On-premise” software delivery, and Licensing pricing models
Discrete vs. Packaged Solutions
Integrated Suite
Discrete Point Solutions
Multi functional modules
Price vs. Quality
Good Enough
Lowest Price
Best of Breed
Delivery Model
SaaS
On Premise
Sourcing Contract Model
Subscription Model (On Demand)
Revenue Share
53%
26%
21%
0%
20%
40%
60%
80%
100%
1
63%
37%
0%
20%
40%
60%
80%
100%
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59%
39%
2%
0%
20%
40%
60%
80%
100%
1
46%
36%
15%
2%
0%
20%
40%
60%
80%
100%
1
Short Term License (<3 years)
Long Term License (3 years or more)
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Key Findings
Improved User Experienceby Delivering a Unified
Catalog of Services
Increase Efficiency of Service Delivery Operations and
Client Management
Accelerating the Delivery of New Services
to Market
SERVICE PROVIDER NEEDS
CSDP Overview
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Service Provider Process Flow Order To Cash
SecureThe Process
Stand up anew service
Calculate the SLA
Monitorthe services & resources
Operate the service
Manage demand
Provision the resources
IdentityAccess Data
Take an order
Feed billing service
CA CSDP
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CA Cloud Service Delivery Platform (CSDP)
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$ $ $ $ $ $
Service Offerings
IaaS
Apps
Apps
Managed Service Offerings
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RFP
Bid Assessment
Estimate
Quote
Design
Build
Test
Deploy
Onboard
Fulfillment
Monitor
Policy Setup
SLM, Quality
No linkage to enable fulfillment Effort to maintain service levels Risk of encountering service issues
Each service is unique, one off Each service incurs significant cost Suboptimal service quality
High costs Limited opportunities Leaves money on the table Limited growth
Sales Phase
Solutions Phase
Operations Phase
Leverages intelligence Automate operations Maximize service levels.
Solutions Phase is bypassed Standard service offerings No design, build, test required
Sales phase significantly reduced Increases pipeline, profitability Yields cumulative benefits
Standard service
offerings
Custom, costly, one-off builds
Repeat Repeat
Service DeliveryWithout CSDP With CSDP
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Who Benefits from CSDP Inside Your Business
Your Customer MSP Head of Sales MSP Operations Services Developer
Problem: Poor customer experience
Simplify purchase of new services, current static displays and inconsistent sets of options makes for a poor customer experience
CSDP SOLUTION:
Simplified self-service
Aids SP in Journey to customer self-service, enables a rich consistent service catalog, enhanced user experience
Problem: Slow customer onboarding, slow time to market
Once onboard, looking to cross sell multiple other offerings but has to shorten time to market
CSDP SOLUTION:
Encapsulates service offerings for consistent, accelerated delivery
Services are provided from a single user experience, packaged with GTM content to speed time to market
Problem: Cautious due to complexity of services infrastructure
Each additional service requires different skill sets, reference architectures, etc.
CSDP SOLUTION:
Consistent, automated delivery of services can reduce service delivery cycle time
Consistent service delivery layer, plug-in architecture, enables automated provisioning, improves competitive position
Problem: SP channel not enabled for full revenue-generating potential
SPs touch thousands of potential customers, challenge to equip partners for expedient and maximum penetration w/ service offerings
CSDP SOLUTION:
Once inside the Service Provider’s environment CSDP accelerates services deployment
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Service Delivery Capability
End User Portal or Integration
Self Service
Services Ready Catalog
Service Orchestration
Resource Provisioning
Automated Monitoring
Perf & Fault Management
Service Quality Management
SLA Management
Metering
Inventory Management
Billing or 3rd Party Integration
End to End Automation
Pre Packaged VM appliances
Service Provider Best Practices
Comparative Matrix – Platform ProvidersCSDP: Purpose-built for Modern IT Service Delivery
CA CSDP
Other Service Delivery Solution / Platform Suppliers
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Other Platform Suppliers
CSDP Case Study – Fujitsu UK & I
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Consolidation of Toolsets – Solutions Before CSDPFujitsu IaaS Private Hosted
Customer 2
EnterpriseManagement
Toolset 1
Shared Single Pane of Glass & Reporting
TfS Shared Service Desk
Customer 3 Customer 1 Customer 4
Fujitsu IaaS Trusted Public
Customer 5 Customer 6
EnterpriseManagement
Toolset 2
EnterpriseManagement
Toolset 3
EnterpriseManagement
Toolset 4
EnterpriseManagement
Toolset 5
EnterpriseManagement
Toolset 6
InconsistentDifferent SLA’s,
monitoring standards and
policies
High CostSeparate toolsets
designed, deployed and integrated for
every customer
InefficientSupport teams have to use & learn multiple
solutions
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Consolidation of Toolsets – Solutions After CSDPFujitsu IaaS Private Hosted
Customer 2
Shared Enterprise Management Toolset
Shared Single Pane of Glass & Reporting
TfS Shared Service Desk
Customer 3 Customer 1 Customer 4
Fujitsu IaaS Trusted Public
Customer 5 Customer 6
ConsistentCommon approach
to service for all customers
Lower CostOne shared
solution reducing cost & quick to
deploy
Great ServiceCommon efficient working practice
across all customers
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Before CSDP
Fujitsu Service Delivery Re-Defined
Account controlled design– Each account different
Diverse Service Definitions Little centralisation of operation
Monitor Monitor
MonitorMonitor
Patch
PatchPatch
Asset Report
Asset Report
Asset Report
Central Service Toolset
Patch
Build
Build
Monitor
MonitorPatch
Asset Report
Build
After CSDP
Centralized design & operation Catalogue of services Structured, Extensible Fast-deploy to new accounts
Central Shared Service
MonitorPatch
Build
Asset Report
New Service
New Service
Structured process & standard training
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7,000 servers +1,500 servers
Fujitsu Service Delivery Cost Comparisons
Shar
ed S
ervi
ce
More Customers Cost Less Future expansion requires no investment in
service definitions, service setup, or training
Savings on every future deal
Sin
gle
Cu
sto
mer
One Customer Costs More Every future customer will repeat the spend
No economies of scale savings
£100% CostInfrastructure
Build & operate over 5 years
£130% CostInfrastructure
Build & operate over 5 years
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Fujitsu UK&I – CSDP Based ServicesSe
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Rep
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Futu
re
Serv
ices
DELIVER
ENABLE
CSDP MANAGEMENT TOOLS
CSDP AUTOMATION
CSDP CATALOGUE
SERVICE DESK & CMDB
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For More Information About Fujitsu
Visit the Fujitsu Booth OC603 [OpsCenter]
Attend the Fujitsu Presentation on Tuesday 12.30
– Session PAT02S – Maximize Efficiency and Agility with
Fujitsu Data Center Management & Automation
Attend the Fujitsu Presentation on Wednesday 10.30
– Session MCT07S – Leveraging Cloud Service
Management to Drive New Business Opportunities for
the Service Provider
CA for Service Providers
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Accelerate Your Service Provider Business With CA
CA CSDPOptimize operational efficiency and speed service delivery by achieving business agility.
CA Solution PortfolioFuel standardization agility and speed with service offerings for every stage of the app lifecycle.
CA Service Provider Center of ExcellenceLeverage our unmatched expertise and service
resources to speed business evolution.
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