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Dynamic Infrastructure Executive SummitApril 28 - 30, 2009La Costa Resort and SpaCarlsbad, California

Managing the Information Explosion with IBM Information Infrastructure

2Smart is a Dynamic Infrastructure


Variety of Information� 80% of new data growth is unstructured

content� Emails, images, audio, video..

Volume of Digital Data� 57% CAGR for enterprise data through 2010� Machine generated data : Sensors, RFID,

GPS..

Velocity of Decision Making� Rapidly changing business climate � Need to stay on top of information:

understand past and current performance, plan for future

We are seeing increasing availability of and demand for information…


… and although economy is stressed, data growth does not care

• Medical imaging for active data and archive

• Digital simulations in pharma, automotive, aerospace

• Rich content records in insurance, construction, realty

• Video capture for security, process management, education

• Content distribution in Media & Entertainment

• Web 2.0 and Social Networking

• Financial services - analytics


Implementation challenges as you implement a dynamic infrastructure:

How do I ensure that I maximize the full ROI benefit of virtualization?

A lot of buzz on cloud, where is the best place to start and how?

My workloads are becoming more complex, how do I make the right

choicerelative to the deployment environment?

I’m adding 50% more storage a year. How do I stem the tide and get my arms around the information challenge?


For businesses to manage the never-ending tidal wave of Information and outperform their competitors, they need...

Enabling Technologies

Industry Solutions & Accelerators

Insight, Expertise

and Proven Approach

• Business Intelligence and Performance Mgmt.• Trusted Information• Content and Collaboration • Business Process Management

• Information Infrastructure


Four major IBM themes

New Intelligence

New Intelligence

SmartWorkSmartWork

Dynamic Infrastructure


Green & Beyond Green & Beyond

IBM’s smarter planet vision

The world has become flatter and smaller. Now it must become

smarter.

Building a Smarter Planet – Dynamic Infrastructure

How do I create an infrastructure that drives down cost, is intelligent and secure, and is just as dynamic

as today’s business climate?



http://www.ibm.com/systems/dynamicinfrastructure


Wheel of Life

9Smart is a Dynamic InfrastructureDr. Patrick

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• Manage Your Facilities • Manage Your Transportation/Fleet • Converge Business and IT Infrastructure Management

The IBM Dynamic Infrastructure

Service Management

Virtualization

EnergyEfficiency

InformationInfrastructure

Security

Business Resiliency

Asset Management

• Converge Business and IT • Automate IT Processes • Manage Business Services• Manage SOA Environments • Improve Service Delivery with Cloud Computing

• Desktop sprawl • Escalating storage costs • Server sprawl • Application Infrastructure Inefficiencies • Reduce Test/Development Cost with CloudBurst

• IT Energy Efficiency • Green Data Center• Energy Management • Environmental Leadership

• Compliance • Availability • Retention • Security

• Security Compliance • Identity and Access Management • Network, Server and Endpoint Security • Application Security

• Continuity Planning • High Availability • Disaster Recovery • Information Protection

Manage RiskImprove ServiceReduce Cost

Initiatives Scenarios and solutions


.…delivers superior information storage, data management and security solutions

Dynamic

Infrastructure

• Enabling clients to thrive in today’s business climate by helping them manage information more effectively and mitigate information risks

• Building a dynamic infrastructure that efficiently and securely stores, protects and provides optimized access to information

• Focusing on how we help our clients reduce cost, manage risk and improve service.

An introduction to: Information Infrastructure Solutions

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Information Infrastructure Addresses Data Growth Challenges by…

• Improving Asset Utilization

• Storage Virtualization• Deduplication

• Simplifying Operational Complexity • Next Generation Architectures - XIV

• Scale Out File Storage

• Securing your data

• Security and Key Management

• Top Security Issues / key management• Competitive differentiation

• Exploiting Data to Create Market Insight


Asset Utilization: Storage Virtualization

Technology that makes one set of resources look and feel like another set of resources, preferably with more desirable characteristics…

A logical representation of resources not constrained by physical limitations

• Hides some of the complexity

• Adds or integrates new function with existing services

• Can be nested or applied to multiple layers of a system

Virtualization

Logical Representation

Physical Resources


Asset Utilization: Cost Savings Observed in IBM Virtualization Customers

• Reduction in storage management and administration cost

• Allowing a core group of administrators to control multiple assets across a distributed storage environment (50% efficiency improvement)

• Improved storage utilization

• Improve capacity utilization of existing storage assets

• Control the growth of future spending (improved utilization by 30%)

• Reduced cost of storage

• Capitalize on being able to purchase the lowest cost storage resources (controlled growth on average by 20%)

• Improved customer and end user availability to data-driven applications

• Minimize downtime associated with migrating data between storage assets ($240,000 in annual savings)

Source: The Total Economic Impact™ Of IBM® System Storage™ SAN Volume Controller


Source: TheInfoPro, Inc. Wave 10 Survey, Jan 2008

Rank Technology Score

1 Deduplication 100

2 Virtual Tape Library (VTL) for Open Systems 66

Asset Utilization: Storage Networking Technology Ranking of User Needs and Planned Spending for Each Technology


• Ultimate Disk-based data protection • Most scalable (over 25 PB)• Most cost effective (reduce required

disk capacity by up to 25X or more)

• Fastest sustainable de-dupe • 500 MB/s per node • 1000 MB/s two node cluster

• Inline de-dupe eliminates operational impact• Enterprise-class data integrity• Flexible back-end storage options• Integrates well with current B/U

environment & infrastructure

Asset Utilization Data Deduplication: Summary of Differentiators of ProtecTIER


Data Module 2

Data Module 3 Data Module 4

Data Module 1

[ hardware failure ]

Complexity: XIV Optimizes Service Levels Under All Conditions

• Data distribution only changes when the system changes

• Equilibrium is kept when new hardware is added

• Equilibrium is kept when old hardware is removed

• Equilibrium is kept after a hardware failure

The fact that distribution is full and automatic ensures that all spindles join the effort of data re-distribution after configuration change.

Tremendous performance gains are seen in recovery/optimization times thanks to this fact.


• Scale out/increased capacity on demand

• Improved I/O performance –50%

• Improved application (SAS) performance – 70%

• Consumes less floor space

• Saves energy costs

• Improved reliability (snap shot, fast rebuild time)

• Thin provisioning

• Cut cost without compromising performance

• Ease of management, setup, and use

• Supports true dynamic and linear speedup

• No additional tools or hardware needed

• Excellent account management and support teams

• Makes CTO job easy – no wrong decisions

Real World Benefits A subsidiary of Aetna

Maher Atwah, Ph.D.Chief Technical Officer


Trained in a hour

80 TB useable on one floor tile

Take advantage of Moore’s Law: Rapid Technology Adoption

Space

Easy

Future Shop

XIV Value: Stretching a TB to the Max50 to 70% lower total cost of storage (no added charge for XIV software features – mirroring, snapshot, data migration, management)

Lower Capital Cost

XIV uses 4 to 9 times less power for the same (or better for same capacity) performance and reliability levels Energy

10-20% of traditional systems space is orphaned and will never be reclaimed. With XIV space is never lost

Waste

Using differential backups yields 15-30% saving in infrastructure cost

Backups

Thin provisioning yields 20-50% saving in infrastructure cost over a period of time

StretchYour TB


Complexity: Building Storage Clouds

Service Management

SOAApplicationMiddleware

Virtual Im

age Managem

ent

Cloud S

ervice User

SoNAS

... ...

• Scale Out NAS (SoNAS) – a large scale file based storage infrastructure. Standards based data protocols

– Hosted on standard hardware, delivered as an appliance

– Multi-site/grid capabilities.– Automated management and data tiering– Evolving data management function

• Value proposition:– Large scale single namespace, single point of

management– Low cost of ownership– Target clients with key unmet needs

• Web 2.0• Content Distribution/Digital Media /Telco• Financial Services• Cloud Storage applications


Data Security: Why Customers Are Interested in Data and Media Encryption?

• Datacenter tape and disk drives are mobile

• Lost data breaches are not just embarrassing but tremendously costly

• Federal government (NSA) has endorsed encryption embedded in the hard drive

• Regulatory compliance compels organizations to ensure data is protected

"I profoundly regret and apologize for the inconven ience and worries that have been caused to millions of families...,"

- British Prime Minister, Gordon Brown told parliament when questioned about the data loss.


Reduces risk by helping clients implement enhanced Data Privacy with intelligent encrypted storage and innovative security software.

“The best thing about drive-level encryption from IBM is: Less worry. Disk and tape encryption can become automatic, giving Risk Managers one less exposure to audit.”

Clay RyderThe Sageza Group

January, 2009

IBM’s Tape Encryption Solution

A better way to secure your data at rest


Sustained IO per Second

EMC(no benchmarks)

HP XP24000,Hitachi USP V,

Sun 9990V

IBM SVC IBM SVC with Solid State

storage

1

0

.5

IOP

S (

Mill

ion) 35% faster

today!

150% faster (est.)

Solid State Storage Controller

World Record Performance• Solid State storage controller sustains over 1 million IOPS

– Requires only 55% of the power and cooling

Quicksilver Prototype

• Solid State aware DB2 table placement improves performance up to400% on hybrid SSD + disk systems

DB2, z/HPF, and DS8000

• Solid State option for enterprise disk delivers up to 50% improvement in SAP end user response time

DS8000 Disk System

• Solid State option for SAN Volume Controller is projected to have double the throughput of disk-based models

SAN Volume Controller with Solid State storage (preview, Q3 announcement)

Exploiting Data:Smarter Use of Solid State Technology

DB2 and DS8000 Transaction Throughput (TPS)

0

200

400

0 100 200

Active Threads

All SSD

DB2 + SSD Hybrid

SSD HybridHDD


Storage Solutions� IBM Information Archive

� IBM Scale Out Network Attached Storage (SONAS)

� Grid Access Manager, GMAS

� Smart Business Storage Cloud (SBSC)

� Storage Encryption Solutions (TKLM)

� Comprehensive Data Protection Solution (CDPS)

Storage Software� SAN Volume Controller

� Tivoli Storage Productivity Center

� IBM Tivoli Storage FlashCopy Manager

Disk Systems� XIV

� DS8000

� DS5000

� DS4000

� DS3000

Tape Systems� Tape Virtualization

� Tape Libraries

� LTO Tape Drives

� Enterprise Tape Drives

Network Attached Storage (NAS)

� N series –N7K/6K/3K

Networking� Fibre Channel

� Ethernet

� Fibre Channel over Ethernet

Deduplication� ProtecTIER Deduplication

Appliances

� ProtecTIER Deduplication Gateway

� ProtecTIER Deduplication for z

New

New

New

New New

New

IBM’s Rich Portfolio for Your Storage Needs

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Storage –New Exciting Announcements

New!Information InfrastructureStorage

New!

New!

LTO5 – New Generation Tape Technology�90% more capacity than previous generation�20% faster data transfer rate�Media partitioning (random access like disk)

SONAS – Cloud Storage �New workloads – Digital media, Web content,

High performance computing, CAE�Support 14,400TB of data capacity�More faster, utilization than traditional NAS

XIV – Double Capacity �Total 150TB (with 2TB drives without

sacrificing performance)�Lower TCO cost and energy per capacityc

DS8700 R5.1 – Double+ Performance with optimized workload by Easy-Tier

�Relocating only 10% of data to SSDs, result in increased throughput by 300%

DS3500 – New Midrange Storage in x86 attach�Engage new tech - 6GB SAS & multi-protocol host

connectivity (SAS or FC/SAS or iSCSI/SAS)�Highest performance storage in x86 attach

Other New !� ProtecTier (Many-to-one) – more

flexible backup� TSM6.2 – Unified data mgmt and

recovery� TS7700 – Mainframe VTL� Nseries – Double Capacity


What Differentiates IBM Information Infrastructure Solutions?

IBM’s Advantage

Next Gen Storage Systems

Data Deduplication

Encryption

Storage Virtualization Data Security and Storage Services

Storage Management

Integrated Solutions

Solid State (Flash) Architecture


What’s New on April 28th? (IBM Information Infrastructure highlights)

Reducing Cost, Managing Risk, and Improving Informati on Service

Manage Risk 1. IBM is first to market with drive-level encryption for midrange disk, with DS5000.

Improve Service

1. Solid-State tooling for DB2 on z/OS , enabling improved performance optimization . Solid-State storage for POWER® servers - now available.

2. Solid-State Storage leadership with Smart Data Placement capability integrated into System z, System x, and POWER ®

platforms .

3. Tivoli Storage Productivity Center adds new storage Performance Management analytics , and integration with new IBM Storage products

Reduce Cost

1. IBM Data Center Network - reduce network complexity

2. IBM expands its network solution portfolio , expanding the choices available to customers, and enabling greater participation through STG channels.


IBM Information Infrastructure Complete, Integrated, Available Today

• Global reach

• Integrated solutions

• Breadth of capability

• Deep consulting expertise and proven best practices

• Expanded ecosystem and business partner community

• Flexible financing

“We can build an IT infrastructure with which we will be able to deliver improved service levels, reduce business risks, and manage the information explosion effectively.”

Joffrey Foronda , Manager for Infrastructure and Storage Management,Philippine Airlines, November 2008


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