Team Core Banking Services - Project Draft Presentation

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Core Banking Services TeamArun Kumar Narayanaswamy Udayakumar

Ashwin Kumar Nagarajan

Raghavan Sankara Jayarama

Vyshakh Venugopalan

Zeba Kadri

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Agenda

Company History

Recommendation

Virtualization Business Line

Business Model

EcosystemCost Structure

Pricing Model

Virtualization in Banking

ComparisonMicrosoft vs. VMwareSuccess Stories

Advantages & DisadvantagesTechnical

Advantages & DisadvantagesBusiness

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Who we are ?


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Economic Servicesprovided by theFinance Industry

Encompasses a broadrange of organizationsthat manage money,mainly banks

Banking & Financial

Services

Housing DevelopmentFinance CorporationBanking Services

Fifth largest bank inIndia by assets,incorporated in 1994

Bank: HDFC Include lending

money, collection ofdeposits, issue ofcurrencies and debitcards, andtransactionprocessing etc.

MajorityConsumerBanking Services

Core Banking Services(Consumer banking)


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Founded in 1998; it is the industry-leading virtualization softwarecompany

Simplifies IT complexity andstreamline operations

Helps businesses become moreagile, efficient and profitable

Headquartered in Palo Alto with

more than 500,000 customers

Most notable product is theHypervisor

Founded on April 4th, 1975 by BillGates and Paul Allen

Headquarters in Redmond,Washington, USA

Microsoft Windows OS is itsflagship software product

Has now diversified intohardware toowith Xbox and

Surface

Manufactures, sells, licensescomputer software, electronicsand personal computers


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Recommendation


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Virtualization Business Line - VMware

Data Center Virtualization and Cloud Infrastructure:

vSphere , vCloud suite, NSX, and Virtual SAN

Data Center and Cloud Management:

vRealize suite, vRealize operations

Desktop and Application Virtualization: Mirage, Thinapp, Workspace Suite

Enterprise Mobility Management:

Mobile Device Management

Personal Desktop:

Fusion, FusionPro, Workstation

Applications and Data Platform:

Pivotal CF

Free Products:

vSphere hypervisor


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Virtualization Business Line - Microsoft

Operating Systems Engineering:

Windows, Windows Phone and Windows Embedded

Cloud and Enterprise Division:

Microsoft servers

SQL Server, Exchange Server, BizTalk Server, System Management

Server, Small Business Server Microsoft Azure and Visual Studio

Applications and Service Engineering:

Microsoft Office, Skype, Outlook.com, MSN and Bing

Devices and Studios Group:

Xbox, Windows Mobile Oy, Microsoft Hardware and Surface Microsoft Dynamics

ERP and CRM Applications


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Business Model - VMware

Services in Favor Specialized in virtual computing Infrastructure solutions

Offers VMware VSphere infrastructure with high security and

performance

Delivers IT-as-a-service in software-defined data center forbuilding private, public and Hybrid clouds

Provides services such as Automated Disaster recovery, SelfService Application Catalog

Best in class service and support to the end customersworldwide


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Business ModelMicrosoft Hyper-V

Services in Favor Leading Innovator in cloud infrastructure and its services

Offers commodity hardware in a flexible, low cost

configurations with existing resources

Provides dynamic application delivery according to thedemand

Offers services such as Backup and recovery services, reporting,Capacity Planning

It offers customers pricing models based on usage meters


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Ecosystem - Microsoft


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Private Storage, Data Management & Networking Providers. Dell, Fujitsu, Hitachi, Hewlett-Packard, IBM, and NEC worked with Microsoft to

offer blueprints detailing how their hardware could be assembled andconfigured to run private clouds.

Microsoft Hyper-V.

Hyper-V incorporates the above private storage, data management &networking providers.

Consulting, deployment, Operations & maintenance tools Consulting, deployment, Operations & maintenance tools include support for

the Hyper-V. Example: Vmturbo.

Private Storage, DataManagement &

Networking Providers.Hyper-V

Consulting,deployment,Operations &

maintenance tools

Downstream

Upstream


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Cost StructureVMware vs. Hyper-V

Consider Deploying 30 VMs

Product Segment VMware Hyper-V

Apps to Virtualize 30 30

Infrastructure Costs $54,820 $61,236

Software Costs $23,276 $5,013

MSFT DC Licenses $36,075 $43,290

Total Costs $114,171 $109,539

Cost-per-Application $3,805 $3,651

vTax paid per App 215% 207%

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Cost Structure

Comparison based on functionality and value differencesbetween VMware and Microsoft

Cost comparison examining three main scenarios of a widerange of applications for server virtualization

Scenario Description Number of Host Servers

A small Business that is experimenting withserver virtualization

5

A Small or Medium Business 50

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Cost StructureSmall Business Scenario

Small Business that uses 5 virtualization hosts

Microsoft Cost VMware Cost

Microsoft Hyper-V Server2008 R2 or existing OS

$ 0.00VMware vSphereEssentials Plus

$ 8,776.28

Microsoft VMM WorkgroupEdition (WGE) $ 757.00

Total List Price $ 757.00 $ 8,776.28

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Cost StructureSmall Enterprise Scenario

Small Enterprise that uses 50 virtualization hosts



$0VMware vSphereEssentials Plus

$512,064.00

Microsoft Server Management

Suite Datacenter*With 2 years Software Assurance

$75,200.00 vCenterStandard

$7,318.14

Microsoft Operations Manager*With 2 years Software Assurance

$726.00

Microsoft Configuration Manager*With 2 years Software Assurance

$726.00

Microsoft DPM*With 2 years Software Assurance $726.00

Total List Price $77,378.00 $519,382.14

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Cost StructureEnterprise Scenario

An Enterprise that uses 200 virtualization hosts



$0 Existing OS $0

Microsoft Server Management

Suite Datacenter*With 2 years Software Assurance

$300,800.00 VMware vSphereEnterprise Plus

$2,048,256.00

Microsoft Operations Manager*With 2 years Software Assurance

$726.00vCenterStandard

$7,318.14

Microsoft Configuration Manager*With 2 years Software Assurance

$726.00

Microsoft DPM*With 2 years Software Assurance $726.00

Total List Price $302,978.00 $2,055,574.14

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Microsoft Hyper-V Server includes VM high availability and livemigration support.

VMware vSphere does not include real-time migration.

Adding VM real-time migration to vSphere is not possiblewithout purchasing more expensive version of vSphere.

VMware's solution is about seven times the cost of Microsoftssolution.

Cost StructureComparison

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Pricing ModelVMware

VMware vSphere VMware vCloud Air

All-in-one kit- offers all necessary licensesto run in an environment

Dedicated Cloud-dedicated physicalinfrastructure compute service

A-la-carte editions- designed for larger ITenvironments with broader requirements.

Virtual Private Cloud- logicallyisolated, multi-tenant compute service

Disaster Recovery- business continuityfor your on-premises environment

Traditionally VMware sold licenses on per-processor basis

It adopted the per-virtual-machinelicensing for certain management products

Apart from this, it has developed a new get-what-you-pay-forcost model

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Pricing ModelMicrosoft

Pay-As-You-Go

Competitive pricing

No Commitments

Cancel anytime

Most Popular Plan

Member Offers

Receive monthly credit

No additional charge for using the software

Enterprise agreements Allows to build highly available applications

Freedom to use any language framework or tools

Scalable to any size and provision

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Virtualization in BankingCommon Needs

Few common cases.

Support the rapid creation of new branches to service new markets

Example: Launch hundreds of branches quickly (in 10 days) to provide bankingservices to XX million new customers

Maximize the organizationsuse of datacentre resources

Example: Improve average server CPU usage from 15% to 80%

Reduce total cost of ownership

Example: Improve server consolidation ratio and cut datacentre spacerequirement

Maintenance load on the IT team

Example: Fix the multiple malfunctioning servers in the same time, at differentplaces

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Virtualization in BankingCommon Needs

Few common cases contd.

Increase efficiency on call-centre service

Example: Reduce call-centre costs by $200,000 a year

Improve Security features to prevent users from unauthorized access oractivity

Example: Prevent data transfers using USB ports

Disaster Recovery & Business Continuity

Example: Dynamic reallocation on the server required for mission criticalapplications such as Exchange email and a transaction intensive databaseapplication during massive hurricanes, tsunamis, power outages etc.,

Others

Example: Support green initiatives

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Virtualization in BankingBusiness Objective

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Virtualization in BankingService vs. Products

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Virtualization in BankingVMware

VMware View Allows to deliver secure desktop services to remote locations

IT can more easily control desktops and end users get a betterdesktop experience.

IT can make patches and upgrade software from a single integratedplatform.

VMware vSphere Allows to provide visibility into past and present asset health through

a unique, centralized console, and enable superior platform-widemanagement.

Powerful Server Virtualization

Robust Security Network Services

Efficient Storage

High Availability

Consistent Automation

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Virtualization in BankingMicrosoft

Microsoft Virtual Desktop Infrastructure

Deliver desktops and apps without compromising compliance.

Apps and data stay in the datacentre so the risk of information lossfrom lost and stolen devices is reduced

Efficient management with a single console and rich user experience

on a variety of devices and platforms.

Microsoft Hyper-V

Provides new virtualization technology that enables you to delivermore advanced capabilities to your business for increased ITefficiency and agility.

The addition of these powerful virtualization features enables you totake your datacentre and desktop virtualization strategy to a newlevel.

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Company History

Recommendation


Business Model


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Comparison Microsoft vs. VMwareSuccess Stories



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ComparisonVMware vs. MicrosoftOverview VMware vSphere Microsoft Hyper-V

Enterprise Plus Enterprise Plus Datacentre

Intended User Enterprise Enterprise

Virtualization Type Para virtualizationFull VirtualizationHardware AssistedVirtualization

Operating SystemVirtualizationFull VirtualizationHardware Assisted

Virtualization

Architecture X86 and x64 X86 and x64

Industry EducationFinancial ServicesGovernmentHealth Care

EducationFinancial ServicesGovernmentHealth Care +

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ComparisonVMware vs. MicrosoftOverview VMware vSphere Microsoft Hyper-V

Virtual Disk Size 2000 GB 2048 GB

Management Features Enterprise Enterprise

Virtualization Type P2V ConversionCapacityPlanning/ManagementChange Reports

Dynamic ResourceAllocationHigh AvailabilityLive MigrationPerformance ReportsShared Resource PoolsStorage MigrationVM Migration

Configuration SnapshotsP2V ConversionCapacityPlanning/Management

Change ReportsDynamic ResourceAllocationHigh AvailabilityLive MigrationPerformance ReportsShared Resource PoolsStorage Migration

VM Migration

Supported Host OSNo Windows Server 2008 R2

Windows Server 2008 R2 +more guest OS

Deployment modelOn Premise

SaaS/OnlineOn Premise

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ComparisonResultVMware vs. Microsoft

Substantial functionality and price differences.

VMware approaches virtualization as a niche infrastructure

Microsoft approaches virtualization as an integrated infrastructure

commodity.

Microsoft System Center provides greater functionality than VMware

vCenter.

Microsofts virtualization offerings are more easily managed.

VMware makes it more difficult effectively integrate and manage

virtualization.

VMwares pricing structure simply charges more for less overall

functionality

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Success Stories - VMware

VMwareA Success Story in Banking ServicesBank Andara, Indonesia

Key challenges

Support transformation from a small retail bank to a provider of wholesalemicrofinance services

Ensure availability of business-critical core banking and customer service

applications Reduce costs and enable rapid response to business requests

Solution

VMware virtualization enables Bank Andara to provide reliable services to itsclients while lowering costs and

responding quickly to business demands.

Business benefits Allowed the bank to pilot a new shared service based on its core banking

system

Kept datacentre power and cooling costs up to 75% lower than wouldotherwise have been required

Saved 20 million Indonesian rupiah by cutting datacentre racks from four to two

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VMwareA Success Story in Banking ServicesBank Andara, Indonesia Contd.

VMware footprint

VMware vSphere

VMware vCenter server

Applications virtualized

Core banking system

Payment service application

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Success Stories - Microsoft

MicrosoftA Success Story in Banking ServicesNIC Bank, Kenya

Bank Improves Performance and Cuts Costs by Deploying a Robust Server Solution

KEY Challenges

Difficulty in fulfilling the diverse and immediate business needs of the bank

Maintaining and administering the old IT infrastructure was costing the bank a lot of

time, money and resources. Recently acquired Temenos T24, a core banking software and hence needed an

infrastructure and database that could adequately support this solution

Solution

After careful consideration, the bank decided to implement Windows Server 2008 R2and Microsoft SQL Server 2008. Interestingly enough, this decision was reached

although no bank in the region was running Temenos T24 on Microsoft SQL Server. The involvement of Microsoft Premier Support Services has been a key factor in the

successful deployment of Windows Server 2008 R2 and Microsoft SQL Server 2008 atthe bank.

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Success Stories - Microsoft

MicrosoftA Success Story in Banking ServicesNIC Bank, Kenya Contd.

Bank Improves Performance and Cuts Costs by Deploying a Robust Server Solution

Benefits

Highly scalable and robust solution

Simplified management and administration

Significant savings and reduced costs

Easy to maintain

User friendly

24/7 access to Microsoft Premier Support

Seamless integration with Temenos T24

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Agenda

Company History

Recommendation


Business Model


Pricing Model


ComparisonMicrosoft vs. VMware

Success Stories

Advantages & Disadvantages Technical


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Advantages & DisadvantagesTechnicalVMware vs. Microsoft

VMware

Advantages

Built in High ApplicationAvailability

Zero downtime failure

High Server Utilization Rateand security

Disadvantages

Incompatible Applications

High Risk in Physical Fault

Hyper - V

Advantages

Allows multiple 64 bitoperating systems to run onsingle server at a same time

Flexibility in features like livemigration and shared volumeof storage

Provides great platform fortesting and developmentenvironment

DisadvantagesSometimes gets affected by

OS security breaches

It doesnt support storagemotion and cluster file system

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Advantages & DisadvantagesBusinessVMware vs. Microsoft

VMware

Advantages

High ROI from operationalbenefits resulted in improvedbusiness agility

Reduced Operating Expenses Improved Response time and

SLA to the business

Disadvantages

VMware is Expensive for smallscale customers

It doesnt support the businesswhich has compatibleapplications in business

Hyper - V

Advantages

Hyper V virtual networkanalysis provides cost savingand agility in business

Offers virtualization in windowsOS and comfortable forwindows business users

Least Expensivecomparatively with theVMware

DisadvantagesRare Security breaches in OS

impacts the mission criticalapplications and impacts thebusiness

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Key challenges

Support the rapid creation of new branches to service new markets

Maximize the organizations use of datacenter resources

Reduce total cost of ownership

Solution Implemented a virtualized IT infrastructure which allows the business to increase

efficiency and adapt quickly to change.

Business benefits Cut total cost of ownership by around 30 percent

Provisioned all resources for new bank branches in seven to 10 days, instead oftwo months

Reduced required datacenter space by one-third

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VMware vSphere featuring ESXi

vSphere vMotion

vSphere Distributed Resource Scheduler

vSphere High Availability

vSphere Storage vMotion

VMware vCenter Server

VMware vCenter Site Recovery Manager

Applications Virtualized Core banking branch application server

IBM Lotus Notes email and applications

SQL Server Database Platform Cisco, Dell, HP and IBM servers

EMC and HDS storage systems

Cisco networking

Microsoft Windows Server 2003 and Microsoft Windows Server 2008, Red Hat Enterprise Linux

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Retail Banking Challenge vs. Business Agility Impact

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