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IT Transformation and Digitization State of IT and the Need for Better Systems
Richard Villars
Vice President, Datacenter and Cloud
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Agenda
Four Forces of Industry Transformation
Today’s IT Imperatives: Efficiency & Agility
Transforming the IT Organization
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Four Forces of Industry Transformation
• Definition of The 3rd Platform:
• The next technology platform, for growth and innovation is built upon mobile devices and apps, cloud services, mobile broadband networks, Big Data analytics, and social technologies.
• This platform will allow high-value and vertically focused solution via a mash up of the most disruptive technology within Cloud Services, Mobile, Social and Big Data.
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Consolidate
Virtualize
Automate
Optimize
Host/Outsource
Reduce Costs
Biz Efficiency
Innovate
Modernize
Mobile/Social
Biz Analytics
Biz Alignment
Mission Critical
Biz Continuity
Disaster Recovery
Security
IT Governance
Compliance
Risk Management
IT Buyer Issues in 2012
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Virtualization is the Foundational Platform for Datacenter
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Virtual MachinesStand Alone Servers
Physical Hosts
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V=200% of P V=13% of P
VM deployment will be robust but physical server growth will be conservative over next 5 yrs
VM densities will increase 25% from 2010 to 2015
Rapid rise in VMs and mobility is forcing customers to rethink infrastructure requirements
2015
Source: IDC Server Virtualization MCS, January 2012
Deployments
10x Growth in VMs
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Making Virtualized Servers, Storage and Networks Work in Harmony
Step 1: Expand Use of Networked Storage
Option 1: Migrate to networked storage environment (SMB)
Option 2: Rethink server/storage network for highly virtualized data centers (Enterprise)
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WW Server Connectivity to Storage
Ethernet (iSCSI, NAS, FCoE) FC/FICON SAS/Internal
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Making Virtualized Servers, Storage and Networks Work in Harmony
Step 1: Expand Use of Networked Storage
Option 1: Migrate to networked storage environment (SMB)
Option 2: Rethink server/storage network for highly virtualized data centers (Enterprise)
Step 2: Effiecient Networked Storage
Efficient replication of VMs, applications, and data
Flexible allocation and thin provisioning of tiered storage
– boost utilization rates
– easy and non-disruptive data migration in support of tiering
– cut the cost of future storage system purchases
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Making Virtualized Servers, Storage and Networks Work in Harmony
Step 1: Expand Use of Networked Storage
Option 1: Migrate to networked storage environment (SMB)
Option 2: Rethink server/storage network for highly virtualized data centers (Enterprise)
Step 2: Virtualize Your Networked Storage
Efficient replication of VMs, applications, and data
Flexible allocation and thin provisioning of tiered storage
– boost utilization rates
– easy and non-disruptive data migration in support of tiering
– cut the cost of future storage system purchases
Step 3: Take advantage of converged IT infrastructure
Automated provisioning
– triple the amount of IT resources managed per FTE
Intelligent Data Management
– cut backup times and reduce spend on backup assets
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Second Phase of Server Virtualization Drives Convergence
Many IT organizations reaching end of consolidation
• Few IT orgs will virtualize >80% of apps
• “Last mile” requires robust infrastructure and conservative VM densities
Greenfield opportunities become exception
2nd phase of virtualization is about application portfolio management, elasticity and modularity
Put “soft” benefits ahead of hard cost savings
Value found in pre-integrated systems
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Source: Server Virtualization MCS, Fall 2011
Q. Approximately what percent of your entire
application portfolio is virtualized today?
25%
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Drive Towards Convergence
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40%
30%
15%
Capability is
Diverging
Moore’s
Law
CAGR
Compute
Storage AD
Network
Gb/P
Value/Margin
Has Shifted
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Drive Towards Convergence
2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010
40%
30%
15%
Capability is
Diverging
20%
50%
30%
Moore’s
Law
TBs
CAGR
Cores
Compute
Storage AD
Network
Gb Gb/P
But the Application Remains Control Point in Datacenter
Servers
Network
Storage
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Integrated System
Optimized pool of IT assets • Middleware, Database, Dev. Tools
• HW & SW assets tuned for service
• BA, OLTP, DW, BI, Collaborative
Defining Converged Infrastructure
Converged systems integrate compute, storage & network infrastructure as virtual resource pools, but expertise to optimize for business requirements is key to success
Converged Systems
Common pool of IT assets
Compute
Storage
Network
Infrastructure Management System SW
Servers
Network
Storage
Middleware
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The Road To Cloud IT Maturity Using A Converged Infrastructure Strategy
PHASE 1
Integration of HW
systems with
Management and
virtualization SW
into SKU based
modules
PHASE 2
Integration of
middleware,
database and
ADD tools into
optimized,
expert- based
modules
PHASE 3
Integration of
external cloud
services into the
modularized
offering
IaaS PaaS Hybrid Cloud
Integrated
System Cloud
Systems
Converged
Systems
Converged IT Readiness is a Function of the IT Organization, not
Necessarily the Technology . . .
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What is Cloud for Providers of IT Hardware, Software, and Services?
Cloud is an architecture
Services-oriented applications running on converged servers, storage,
and networks in an optimally managed and designed data center
Cloud is a customer base
BPaaS, SaaS, Web 2.0, and other service providers
Cloud is a delivery strategy (ITaaS)
Basic IT resources (Capacity, processing)
Advanced IT applications
– asset management
– information management
– security
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Private Cloud Seen As Near Term Strategy For The Enterprise
Q. Please estimate how much of your company's IT budget will be allocated to
buying and managing these different types of IT services
IDC’s Cloud Computing Survey, 2011 n=603
Enterprises see that the on ramp to cloud is more likely private clouds for the next 24 months
Hybrid approaches to IT delivery are already a standard
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Some Radical Thoughts on Public Cloud
Virtualization is the gateway drug
Finally cutting the physical device umbilical
Cloud is not just the “Horseless” Buggy
New applications before replacement
Business units, not IT are main drivers
You (and your customer) may soon be a cloud provider
Are your customers ready?
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Accelerating “Industry Digitization”
Many industries have
transformation agendas for the
next 5 years
Media/entertainment
Healthcare (EMR)
Utilities (Smart Grid)
Legal (eDiscovery)
Physical Security
(IP-based surveillance)
Collect, Archive, Deliver
Business centric vs. IT centric
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Changing Storage Landscape: Worldwide Enterprise Storage Consumption Model
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Structured data Replicated data
Unstructured data Content Depots/Cloud
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File-based Storage Investment Priorities
Source: IDC’ s 2011 Trends in File-based Storage Survey (N = 195)
Top Two Priorities
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Small
Businesses
Mid Size
Businesses
Enterprise
Disaster recovery for file-based storage assets
File server or NASmigration/consolidation
Support for server ordesktop virtualization
Support for rich contentapplications (video, imaging)
Implement a more robustSharePoint infrastructure
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New Priorities in a Fast Shifting World
MORE
APPLICATIONS
MORE
DEVICES
MORE
CONTENT
MORE
DATA
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The Big Data Opportunity: Where’s the Investment
Server
Storage Network Data Mgmt & Organizing Software
Analytics & Discovery Software
Applications Software
Professional Services is biggest
investment pool
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Four V”s of Big Data
Three C’s of the Big Data Value Chain
Three Big Data Landmines to Avoid
The Keys To Big Data Success
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The Four V’s of Big Data
Volume
Velocity
Variety
Value
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Collection Consolidation Consumption
3 C’s of the Big Data Value Chain
Data Movement/Management is Key
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Avoiding the Landmines
A Bridge to Near
Preparing for the Last War
Not Collected Here Syndrome
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Big Data is about more than a technology
– using information to make a material change
Big Data reshapes companies and industries
– creating new cross industry links
Big Data will reshape datacenters
and data management strategies
Preparing for Big Data
Are you Ready???
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Essential Guidance Transforming Your IT Organization
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Information Facilities Team
– Build, run, and optimize the “stuff “ in transformed DC
– Less administering individual components and more about ensuring performance of entire facility
– Primary evaluators of public and private cloud
Information Services Team
– Face of IT when someone wants a new capability
– Leaders in transition to services-orient IT model and cloud-based platform and application services
– Comprehends the full application life cycle from idea, to launch, to refresh, to end of life
Information Access Team
– Ensuring the "right" people securely access information anytime and on any desired device (laptop, smartphone, or tablet)