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IBM Global Services
© Copyright IBM Corporation 2004
IBM Business Continuity and Recovery Services Overview
For Champion Solutions Group Webinar
IBM Business Continuity and Recovery Services Overview
For Champion Solutions Group Webinar
Alan Cooper, Program Manager, Alternate Channels
April 19, 2005
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Agenda
IBM overview
How can IBM help?
Client examples
Why IBM?
Additional information
Industry trends and business resilience?
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IBM Business Continuity and Recovery Services
Business unit launched commercially in 1989
- IBM created Backup and Recovery methodologies as part of Systems Management disciplines in the 1960’s for internal and support of clients
- Audit requirement for IBM internally since 1960
Largest global business continuity vendor
- Over 2,500 dedicated employees
- 138 recovery location in 77 countries support over
- Over 15,000 contracts and 75,000 exercises
Largest recovery support effort during Hurricane Floyd
Highest customer satisfaction in industry
- Best Continuity Vendor by readers of Water’s Financial in their 2003 & 2004 surveys
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from the old paradigm of experience and react…
…to a new paradigm of anticipate and adjust.
Business resilience represents a shift:
You can become more resilient by integrating your continuity, recovery, availability and security strategies
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Seemingly unrelated events can affect your business resilience
EventEvent DateDate ImpactImpact
Blackout in North America 2003 An estimated 50 million people and thousands of businesses left without power
Malicious computer worm hits 13,000 ATMs at Bank of America 2003 Bank unable to process customer transactions and impacted
Internet traffic worldwide
Disintegration of Enron 2001 Affected energy markets worldwide; led to new regulations on corporate financial reporting
Terrorist attacks of September 11th 2001
Impacted the local economy of Lower Manhattan, travel and hospitality industry, financial markets worldwide for over 6 months; led to war on terrorism and to war in Iraq
Hurricane Floyd 1999 Damage estimated at over $6 billion, including many deaths, destroyed homes, electricity outages, flooding
Victoria's Secret Super Bowl advertisement led to deluge of visitors to Web site
1999 Web site shut down; company unable to service interested prospective customers
Compaq/DEC merger 1998 Anticipated benefits such as expansion into services business overshadowed by difficult and lengthy merger process
Drexel Burnham Lambert bankruptcy 1990 Threatened functioning of the U.S. payment system
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We have identified six business imperatives
Market readiness
Integrated risk management
Knowledge, expertise and skills
Security, privacy and data protection
Regulatory compliance
Continuity of business operations
Business resilience
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How do we define these imperatives?
Helps you comply with government and industry regulations and standards.
Helps you protect and manage the existence, integrity, accessibility, privacy and confidentiality of data, critical information, systems and physical resources.
Improves the resilience of your business through the transfer of IBM knowledge and skills, or by utilizing IBM resources.
Increases the effectiveness of your overall risk management programs by taking a unified and governed approach.
Improves your ability to maintain continuous business operations by building processes and infrastructures that are responsive, highly available and scalable.
Continuity of business Continuity of business operationsoperations
Regulatory complianceRegulatory compliance
Security, privacy and data Security, privacy and data protectionprotection
Integrated risk managementIntegrated risk management
Knowledge, expertise andKnowledge, expertise andskillsskills
Enhances your ability to sense and respond to changes in customer demands or market opportunities to stay competitive and grow.
Market readinessMarket readiness
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Continuity services
designed, operated and managed for you by IBMServices to help
you assess the impact of a
disruption to your critical
business processes
Continuity services
designed to protect your
critical business
processes
Services to help you
assess and improve the
recoverability of your IT
infrastructure
Backup and recovery
options for your
multivendor information technology
ITRecoveryReactive
BusinessContinuityProactive
What we do for your IT operations
How to improve yourapproach to recovery
What we do foryour business
Why business continuityprograms are essential
Who can do partor all of it for you
Our Value Continuum demonstrates flexibility and offers our clients a choice of solutions.
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Continuity services
designed, operated and managed for you by IBM
Total Continuity Program Management
Managed Security Services
Crisis Management Services
Services to help you assess the
impact of a disruption to your critical
business processes
Risk Management Analysis
Business Impact Analysis
i-Risk AssessmentBest Practices
Comparison
Continuity services
designed to protect your
critical business
processes
e-business Continuity Services
Enterprise Resource Planning Continuity Services
Call Center Continuity Services
Email Recovery Services
Services to help you
assess and improve the
recoverability of your IT
infrastructure
Recovery Options for Multivendor Technology
Recovery Options for IBM Technology
Recovery Options for Networks
Recovery Options for Workplace Environments
Backup and recovery
options for your
multivendor information technology
Recoverability Assessment
Recovery Strategy Definition
Recovery Plan Development
Recovery Process and Procedures Design
Our Value Continuum demonstrates flexibility and offers our clients a choice of solutions.
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Selecting your recovery solution depends on your recovery time objective.
Business Continuity and Recovery Services providesa continuum of services that can meet virtually all continuity needs, including the high availability requirements of organizations that require continuous availability.
Continuous Operations
Data Mirroring
Data Shadowing
Data Vaulting
HotSite
MobileOption
QuickShip
Cold Site
High Availability /
Rapid Recovery Services
Multi-Vendor IT Recovery Services
Low
High
LowHigh Disaster Tolerance
Com
ple
xit
y
Weeks Days Hours Minutes
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IBM Business Continuity and Recovery ServicesNorth American Recovery Sites
24 recovery locations Leading technologies supported Over 475 recoveries, 100% successful Over 950K square feet, dedicated floor space
Boulder, COGaithersburg, MD
Sterling Forest, NY
Markham, Canada
Dallas, TXPhoenix, AZ
San Francisco, CA
Seattle, WA
Calgary, Canada.
Chicago, IL
Atlanta, GA
Charlotte, NC
Detroit, MI
Montreal, Canada
Billerica, MA
West Chester, PA
Minneapolis, MN
Los Angeles,CA
Winnepeg, Canada
Enterprise Recovery Center
Local Access Suite
Continuity Services Center
Medford, MA
Iselin, NJJersey City, NJ
Columbus, OH
Houston, TX
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Storage Technology
Available Disk Infrastructure Available Tape Infrastructure
IBM IBMCompaq CompaqEMC QuantumHitachi STKHP SonyNetwork Appliance SUN
Enterprise Storage Capacities:Boulder 20+ TerabytesGaithersburg 95+ TerabytesSterling Forest 125+ Terabytes
Support for all platforms S390, Open Systems and Intel Servers12
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IBM Network Elements WAN
- RecoveryNet
- Direct Access to all Major Carriers
- Internet(AT&T / UUNET / Cable & Wireless)
- Frame Relay / ATM
- DWDM
- Relationships
• AT&T
• Bell South Ameritech
• MCI/Worldcom Qwest
• Sprint Cable & Wireless
• Verizon
Site Resources
- Telenex Matrix Switch(RS232, V.35)
- Cisco Switches (T/R, Ethernet, ATM)
- Tellabs Titan 5500 DACS (T1 to DS3)
- Multivendor Equipment:
• Routers FEP's
• Bridges Channel Extenders
• Gateways Modems
• LAN Hubs
• Multiplexors
• Diagnostic Tools
- Multi-Protocol Support
• TCP/IP SNA/APPN
• IPX Token Ring
• Netbios Ethernet
• FDDI
- Skilled Support Staff
• Hardware
• Software
• Carrier Services
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Mobile Trailers
Can be set up as;
WorkGroup / End User recovery and / or
Open Systems (all platforms) recovery.
Brought to the location of your choice.
Network connectivity specified.
Equipped with;
Generators
Heat / Air Conditioning
Pre-wired
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In the US, weather related events caused 54% of the disasters IBM has support, followed by power and HW/SW.
Regional Disaster `IBM Customer Event Contracts-Declared
1990 Wall Street Fire 3
1991 Chicago Flood 2
1992 Hurricane Andrew 171993 Midwest Floods
41994 Northridge Earthquake 171995 Hurricane Erin
411996 Hurricane Bertha
181998 Hurricane Georges 431999 Hurricane Floyd
962001 9/11 Terrorist
402003 Northeast Blackout 432004 Hurricanes Charley/Frances/Ivan/Jeanne
66
Weather54%
HW/SW17%
Other10%
Power19%
IBM Declaration Experience
N=530, As of Sep 30, 2004
IBM’s Experience IBM’s proven declaration process
Mobilize IBM Global Services personnelMobilize IBM and vendor technology relationships
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Facilities
Technology People Network
InformationPlans not effectively
addressing the impact of a regional emergency
Dependency on key personnel too high
Internal or external communication
processes not clear
Mismatch between business requirements and recovery planning
Plans not developed to consider the systemic impact across the industry
Network availability can be a major bottleneck in restoring
business operations
Plans not exercised or maintained at appropriate
levels of detail
Observations From Past Regional Disasters
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Full Services Business Continuity Provider Hot Site Recovery
- Multivendor Platform Support
Business Capacity Services
Rapid Recovery Services
- Large System
- AS/400 / RS/6000
- Sun / HP / Compaq
- Server Mirroring
AS/400 Protection Express
Network Recovery Services
-Network Recovery Design
-Network Recovery Optimization
E-mail Recovery Services
LAN / WorkGroup Recovery
- Hotsite / Mobile / Cust. Location
Managed Security Services
-Anti-Virus Management
-Managed Firewall
-Vulnerability Scanning
-Intrusion Detection
-Incident Management
-Wireless Security Assessments
-eMail Security
Consulting
-Framework
-Business Impact Analysis
-Environmental Analysis
-Recovery Plan Build
-Customized Engagements
Call Center Workshops
End User Workshops
Voice Recovery
- Call Center
- Interim Call Handling
- Remote Agent
Business Resumption Svcs.
- Crisis Response
- Security
- Equipment Acquisition
Continuity Program Management
DR Audits
Strohl System Planning Tools
- LDRPS Suite of Products
- BIA Professional
- NotiFind
Mail and Print Recovery
Dedicated/Ltd/Shared Space
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System Recovery Options
Equipment Acquisition Service – for a monthly subscription fee, IBM will identify and acquire data processing equipment in the event of a disaster. Timeframe: equipment will ship 1-5 business days once secured and receipt of written customer authorization is received
Protection Express Service – for a monthly subscription fee, IBM will ship a temporary replacement system. Configurations are limited to the service list provided at time of contract signing. Options include Mobile Recovery Center, and iSeries System Restore Test Timeframe: within 48 hours of an outage emergency declaration
Hot Site Service – for a monthly subscription fee, IBM provides equipment and software, support services, telecommunications services and a facility in a combination the customer selects. Timeframe: no later than 24 hours after the customer declares
Rapid Recovery Services – for a monthly subscription fee, IBM can utilize different recovery strategies i.e. mirroring, journaling, etc. to offer a recovery window within minutes or hours supported from our hot site facilities. Timeframe: minutes/hours
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The IBM Difference
We Have Demonstrated Our Ability to Support Clients since 1989
IBM’s Business Continuity & Recovery Services team is a Strategic Partner
- Part of IBM hardware, software, and services business
Flexible Terms and Conditions
Equal or Greater Capacity versus Shared Access
Extension of Your Account Support Team
Access to IBM Infrastructure, Including Manufacturing
Highest Skilled Support Team in the Industry
Critical Component of the IBM “The Service Company”
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Where can you go for more information?
Alan Cooper, Program Manager – IBM Business Continuity and Recovery Services
www.ibm.com/services/continuity
www.ibm.com/services/its/resilience