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Page 1: The Business Case For Adopting Grids Gary Beach Publisher CIO magazine gbeach@cio.com

The Business Case For Adopting Grids

Gary Beach

Publisher

CIO magazine

[email protected]

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Keynote agenda

Business landscape Grid landscape Call to action

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Shoot your tech strategy

“We are globally competitive because we do not have a technology strategy.”

William Shaw

Chief Operating Officer

Marriott Corporation

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Lost in translation

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Source: CIO Tech Poll, June 1, 2001

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Change the business

“IT executives and their staff are being asked to morph from technology caretakers to business brokers.”

Ralph Szygenda

SVP/CIO

General Motors

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Bottom line = Top priority

“To keep their jobs technology executives must shift from having a technical capacity to having a business capacity.”

Michael Schrage

MIT

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Overwhelming Application Backlog

How many projects are in your application backlog?

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10

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More than 50(71%)

25 to 49 (0%) 10 to 24(29%)

Fewer than10 (0%)

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Marching orders for 2006

10. Change the company’s culture 9. Change the company’s business model 8. Run IT more efficiently 7. Attract new customers 6. Generate new revenues 5. Add IT functionality to support business growth 4. Reduce operating costs 3. Increase customer loyalty 2. Create new products and/or services 1. Develop new business capabilities

Question: What was the goal of your bold initiative/project (check all that apply)?Source: CIO 100 Editorial Research, August 2005

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The new mantra

“Do More, More Quickly”

Jory Morino

Heidrich & Struggles

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What’s the business case for grid computing?

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10% server utilization!

What percent of your installed servers are being used?

Source: CIO magazine Quick Poll

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15 percent ormore (52%)

10 to 15percent (5%)

6 to 10 percent(6%)

5 percent orless (38%)

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CIO perspective

“Great for scientific community” “Long way to go before business is ready” “Difficult to install” “Don’t like current status of protocols between

servers”

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The grid disconnect — The waiting is the hardest part

Technology that supports innovation

0%

10%

20%

30%

40%

50%

60%

70%

80%

IT Architecture(74%)

ERP (37%) KnowledgeMangement

(31%)

Supply ChainAutomation

(16%)

Grid Computing(1%)

Source: “IT-Enables Innovation,” CIO, Nov. 2004

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Grid is innovative…

“But innovation is not about what innovators do… It’s about what customers adopt.”

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CIO magazine position

“You need grid computing. It could save you millions. It could provide competitive advantage.”

CIO magazine

August 1, 2005

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36 months to mainstream

“The performance of grid computing is awesome. There are real advantages in the long run…about three years away.”

CIO

Major Financial Firm

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Lots of opportunity

Will your firm be implementing a grid computing architecture in the next 12 months?

0 20 40 60 80

Not Certain (11%)

No (68%)

Yes (21%)

Source: CIO.com, Quick Poll, September 9, 2005

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Key business challenges

Money…Theirs Money…Yours Marketing hype Security Standards Application parsing Human resources

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Why grids make cents

5. Overwhelming application backlog.

4. Improve corporate efficiency.

3. Do more, with more.

2. Build foundation of dynamic enterprise.

1. Help drive business growth.

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Call to action

5. Take it to the bored.

4. Meet me in St. Louis.

3. Read my lips.

2. No train, no gain.

1. “ET, call the CEO.”

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Old Balkan proverb

“The dogs bark but the caravan rolls on.”

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All roads lead to grid

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Good luck Evangelists

Will your firm be implementing a grid computing architecture in the next 12 months?

0 20 40 60 80

Not Certain (11%)

No (68%)

Yes (21%)

Source: CIO.com, Quick Poll, September 9, 2005