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Agenda
Smarter planet
Dynamic Infrastructure
Virtualization Solutions
Benefits achieved by IBM and our clients
Summary
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Executive summary
As organizations plan for future infrastructure requirements, they
increasingly look to virtualization as one of the cornerstone
technologies. Consolidation and virtualization are key initiatives for
reducing costs in the data center. Virtualized systems provide the
server, storage and application flexibility required to improve
service in a dynamic infrastructure.
Virtualization technologies help customers simplify and optimize IT
resources as they progress along the path to a Dynamic
Infrastructure.
IBM has a long history enabling virtualization technology – over 40
years, and no other vendor has the same depth and breadth in
product, solutions and services.
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The world is smaller and flatter.
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It’s time to start thinking differently
about infrastructure.
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Dynamic Infrastructure…
Enables visibility, control, and automation
across all business and IT assets.
Transforms assets into higher value services.
Highly optimized to achieve more with less.
Addresses the information challenge.
Leverages flexible sourcing like clouds.
Manages and mitigates risks.
…delivers superior business and IT
services with agility and speed.
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Dynamic Infrastructure
Smart is: Reducing Cost
Smart is: Acting with Agility and Speed
SMART IS
Reducing operating costs by reducing physical
servers up to 70%
SMART IS
Growing your business through access
to cloud-based computing resources
University of Pittsburgh Medical Center: Reduces
capital and operating costs by up to $300M, improves
energy efficiency by reducing floor space 40% and
physical servers 67%.
Exa: Doubled their business every year for four years
by utilizing Computing on Demand resources – growing
from a small, local company to a global enterprise. Exa
set themselves up for a strong competitive advantage
and is able to adapt rapidly and flexibly.
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IBM’s own smart transformation has delivered results
IBM IT
Transformation
• IBM’s IT transformation continues: our own IT investments
over the past 5 years have delivered a cumulative benefit
yield of $4.1B
1997
Today
CIOs
128
1
Host data centers
155
7
Web hosting centers
80
5
Network
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1
15,000
4,700
Applications
Data Center
Efficiencies
Achieved
• Consolidation and virtualization - thousands of servers onto
approximately 30 IBM System z™ mainframes
• Additional virtualization leveraging System p, System x and
storage across enterprise
• Substantial savings being achieved in multiple dimensions:
energy, software and system management and support costs
Project
Big Green
• The virtualized environment will use 80% less energy and
85% less floor space
• 2X existing capacity, no increase in consumption or impact
by 2010
Cloud-enabled
on demand IT
delivery solution
• Self-service for 3,000 IBM researchers across 8 countries
• Real time integration of information and business services
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A dynamic infrastructure
is highly optimized to achieve more with less
CLOUD COMPUTING
VIRTUALIZATION
+
ENERGY
EFFICIENCY
+
STANDARDIZATION
+
AUTOMATION
=
Reduced
Cost
….leveraging virtualization, energy efficiency, standardization and
automation to free up operational budget for new investment
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Building a dynamic infrastructure…
….requires an integrated, holistic approach.
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A dynamic infrastructure is a journey…
.…these interrelated initiatives can provide the
DNA needed to thrive in a smarter planet.
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Getting started – addressing each client’s unique needs
Deliver
applications as
scalable
services
Simplify &
save money
Meet availability
and compliance
requirements
Relieve energy
constraints
Infrastructure Health Checks
and Readiness
Assessments across
individual IT initiatives
Optimization and
Rationalization
Services
Data Center Transformation Assessments
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Manage
Information
Explosion
Deliver
Quality
Service
Strategy & Planning
Management
Workshops
Innovation Workshops
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Leveraging virtualization for added business value
IT benefit possibilities:
Business benefit possibilities:
Reduce Cost
Respond to new business opportunities
Reduce complexity
Enhance resource utilization
Recapture floor space
More efficient power & cooling
quickly by establishing a foundation for
growth
Process more information in real-time to
make better business decisions
Improve Service
Improve performance and optimize
scalability
Improve service levels
Bring new services online quickly
Manage Risk
Consolidate operations and overall
systems control
Reduce or eliminate redundancy in
infrastructure and personnel
Improve employee productivity
Improve uptime/availability and
increase recoverability
Potential benefits of virtualization in a dynamic infrastructure:
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Optimization often begins with physical consolidation
Reducing the number of sites
New York
Chicago
Chicago
Reducing the number of servers
Consolidation
and
Virtualization
Centralize data from different
sources
Migrate several applications into
fewer applications
Windows
Unix
Billing
Billing
Order
Web
Order
Web
“Through 2010, IT infrastructure consolidation will remain the focus of IT
infrastructure and operations cost reduction initiatives.”
-- Gartner*
* Source: Gartner, Inc. “IT Infrastructure Consolidation: Best Practices.” Gartner Symposium/ITxpo 2006. Jay Pultz. October 8–13, 2006.
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Virtualization can enable benefits beyond consolidation
Virtualize at all layers of the architecture for maximum benefits
Create many virtual
resources within a
single physical device
Server
Virtualization
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Storage
Virtualization
Reach beyond the box —
pool and manage many
virtual resources as one
Network
Virtualization
Virtualization creates unprecedented
Dynamically change
and adjust across the
infrastructure
Application
Virtualization
Client
Virtualization
flexibility and responsiveness
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Client requirements IBM Consolidation
and Virtualization solutions can address
 Manage physical and virtual worlds from one place
 Manage the lifecycle of virtual systems and images
 Automate to assure quality and reduce costs
Service Management
Service Management
Server
Virtualization
Storage
Virtualization
Network
Virtualization
Track. Control. Automate.
Application
Virtualization
Client
Virtualization
Server
Virtualization
Storage
Virtualization
Network
Virtualization
Application
Virtualization
Client
Virtualization
Reduce costs &
complexity
Dynamically
adapt
Optimize
capacity
Improve service
delivery
Centralize client
management
 Eliminate sprawl
helping to reduce
operating costs and
increase asset
utilization
 Help enable rapid
provisioning of your
server
 Virtualize for more
dynamic deployment
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 Unify your storage
into a single
reservoir of capacity
 Change storage
and move data
without interrupting
applications
 Manage storage in
a consistent manner
from a central point
 Virtualize a physical
network node into
several virtual nodes to
increase capacity
 Reduce complexity by
combining multiple
switches into a single
virtual node
 Virtualize adapters to
reduce number of
physical network devices
 Dynamically deliver
resources where
needed most
 Help increase
application availability
and improve
application
performance
 Easily deploy
applications as
software appliances
 Centrally manage
client images to lower
support costs and
improve security
 Deploy thin client
devices to lower
acquisition costs
 Consolidate desktop
images to reduce
storage
 Get anywhere,
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anytime
access
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The role of virtualization is expanding
A Dynamic Infrastructure can also provide a great foundation to
construct a more efficient platform
Service
for delivering cloud based services
Management
Advanced
Virtual
Resource Pools
Physical
Consolidation
 Improve
utilization
 Reduce costs
 Lower power
usage
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 Decouple complexity
from scale
 Share resources
optimally
 Automate workload
management
 Simplify HA & DR
Cloud
 Always available
 Elastic scaling
 Pay for use
 Discover, monitor,
meter, secure and
 Automated
automate deployment of
provisioning
virtualized resources
 Simplified user
 Assure SLA
interface
achievement
 Optimize service
placement
 Integrated virtualization
management with IT
processes
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IBM Virtualization offerings and capabilities
IBM Tivoli Service Management Family
Service Management
Server
Virtualization
Storage
Virtualization
IBM Systems Director
SAN Volume
Controller
Virtual File
Manager
Tape Virtualization
Engine
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Network
Virtualization
Application
Virtualization
Client
Virtualization
IBM TotalStorage Productivity Center
Virtual I/O Server
WebSphere
Virtual Enterprise
BladeCenter Open
Fabric Manager
Virtual
Client
Solution
IBM VIA
Service
System z
Hypersockets
IBM Best Practices & Financing
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IBM server and storage virtualization solutions optimize dynamic virtual
infrastructure across the enterprise
Extreme virtualization
with massive
scalability and
advanced security
IBM System z™
Highly scalable
storage virtualization
for SAN and NAS
environments
IBM System
Storage™
Highly integrated,
fully redundant,
energy efficient with
advanced I/O
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IBM Power™
Systems
Extensive
Optimized
Robust
Dynamic resource
allocation with
advanced mobility for
AIX, Linux & IBM i OS
Manage your entire
datacenter -- physical
and virtual -- from one
place
IBM Systems
Director
More workloads
consolidated on
fewer servers with
exceptional reliability
IBM BladeCenter®
CoolBlue™ - Power
and Cooling designs
that lead the industry
IBM System x™
4th generation XArchitecture®
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Platform management is key to successful virtualization
IBM® Systems Director 6.1
Next generation platform management for multi-system environment
Common toolset
Modular, industry standards-based
approach
Leverages investments in IBM platform
management
Simplified management
of physical and virtual
infrastructure
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Integrates with IBM service management
offerings from IBM Tivoli ®
Supports IBM and third-party extensions
Unifies Platform Management
Rapid deployment and
optimization of IT resources
Reduction in
time-consuming management
tasks
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Managing IBM Platforms
See and manage physical and virtual resources across multiple systems
IBM Systems Director: Simplify platform management across server and
storage infrastructure
Unifies Platform Management with a consistent look-and-feel for IBM server systems
Allow many systems to be easily managed together
Leverage IBM best-of-breed virtualization capabilities to
IBM Systems Director
simplify systems management
IBM TotalStorage Productivity Center
Management of physical & virtual resources
Centralize single point of management & control
for storage infrastructure
Simplify management of complex multi-vendor heterogeneous
environments
Improve administrator efficiency and storage utilization
End-to-end topology views of virtualized environments
TotalStorage
Productivity Center
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Upward integration
Systems Director can provide its rich hardware information
into higher-level management packages
Tivoli Enterprise™
TEC 3.8 & 3.9
ITM 5.1.x
Configuration Manager 4.2.x
Software Distribution
Provisioning Manager
Inventory
Security Operations Manager
Distributed Monitoring
Tivoli NetView® 7.1.x
(Windows and Linux)
Tivoli Netcool (Netcool/Omnibus,
Netcool/Precision IP (via SNMP), Netcool/Monitoring, Netcool/ISM,
Netcool/AEM (via SNMP)
Other vendors .. CA, BMC …
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IBM Remote Managed Infrastructure Services provides clients with a
services option for monitoring and management
Leverages:
Client value
– Improves IT system availability and information access
– Provides access to highly specialized skills
– Reduces operational costs
Reasons to Buy
– Pre-integrated set of services to support server,
storage, network and middleware
– Modular approach – buy what you need
– Highly scalable to grow with your business
– Support for leading high availability & backup products
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Typically reduces
monitoring & management
related costs by 20%+
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Tivoli and Platform Management
Systems Director =
Platform Management
Tivoli =
Service Management
Detailed “care and feeding”
of IBM hardware
Integrated visibility, control
& automation across
heterogeneous business and
technology assets




Tell me what I have
Let me install & configure it
Tell me if it’s working
Let me update it
TotalStorage Productivity
Center =
Storage Management
 See the business
 Govern and control the
business
 Optimize the business
Detailed “care and feeding”
of storage systems
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Application Infrastructure Virtualization
with WebSphere Virtual Enterprise
Cluster 2
Sudden
change
in market:
20%
55%
Servers
75% Utilized
Cluster 3
0% 50%100%
0% 50%100%
0% 50%100%
Cluster 1
15% Utilized Servers
Before Virtualization
10% Utilized Servers
100% Utilized Servers
Stock Trading
HR
Help Desk
100%
One Resource Pool
0%
50%
After Virtualization
55%* Utilized Servers
55%* Utilized Servers
Application server
pooling
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Dynamic workload
optimization
Application edition &
health management
Heterogeneous
application servers
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purposes
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Client Virtualization
with IBM Virtual Infrastructure Access Services
 Helps enable a simplified, virtualized
end user computing environment
 Employs portal, thin client, messaging
and security technologies, delivered
through a single, consistent
framework
 Provides users with single-point,
consistent access from almost any
device
 Provides a comprehensive, costeffective solution with a phased
delivery through the Internet.
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Virtualized
Supports multiple operating
systems on a single blade
(10-12 desktop images per
blade)
Virtualization
Virtualization
Client
Client
Virtualization
OS/App
OS/App
Client
Client
Image
Image
OS/App
OS/App
Client
Client
Image
Image
OS/App
OS/App
Client
Image
Image
OS/App
Client
Image
OS/App
Client
Image
OS/App
Image
Thin desktop HW
Keyboard,
Mouse,
Display,
Network connection
Blades or
Traditional Servers
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Important considerations when
deploying virtualization to help
build a dynamic infrastructure
Sorting out the choices
The path to more dynamic virtualization
How can you start?
Benefits achieved by IBM and our clients
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The right solution for the right job
The Race
Winner!
Winner!
¼ mile drag strip
with 10 ton cargo load
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....Which is the better vehicle?
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There isn’t only one right path or mode of transportation
Do you need to get across
the ocean fast?
Do you need to get cargo
across the country?
• Airplane across the ocean
• Train to the station
• Subway to the hotel
• Load onto a train to go cross
country
• Transfer cargo to a semi to get
to the store
….which combination is the right one to do the job?
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Choose the right tool to solve your problem just as you use the
right vehicle for the right journey
Create many virtual
resources within a single
physical device
Reach beyond the box — pool
and manage many virtual
resources as one
IBM can help you pick the
right server systems to:
•Haul a huge, multicontainer load
•Quickly move a small
amount of data
•Handle large calculations
•Or something in between
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SAN Volume Controller
Dynamically change and
adjust across the
infrastructure
If J2EE application sprawl
and availability is a
problem, optimize with
WebSphere Virtualize
Enterprise.
•Virtualize and manage
IBM and non-IBM storage
devices
•Increase availability and
utilization
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IBM can help with a comprehensive suite of virtualization services . . .
Best Practices
Service Management
Server
Virtualization
IBM IT Strategy
and Architecture
Services
Infrastructure
strategy and
planning
workshop
Network
Optimizing
Services
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Storage
Virtualization
IBM
Server Services
IBM Storage
and Data
Services
Optimization,
integration &
implementation
services for:
VMware,
Microsoft
virtualization,
IBM PowerVM,
z/VM server
consolidation
Network
Virtualization
Client
Virtualization
Application
Virtualization
IBM Network
Services
IBM Desktop
Virtualization
Services
IBM Virtualization
Maintenance &
Support
Implementation
Services for
storage
consolidation
IBM Virtual
Infrastructure
Access
Service
Optimization&
integration
services for
Storage
virtualization
Maintenance
& Support
Asset
Recovery
Solutions
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Along the path of Virtualization
Issues addressed
and Consolidation
Issues addressed
Server and storage sprawl
Low resource utilization
Rising management costs
Data availability
PC complexity and security
IT lacks flexibility
Trouble meeting service level
agreements (SLAs)
Reduce operations cost
Improve infrastructure availability
 Server & storage efficiency assessment
and studies
 Virtualization of individual systems
 Virtualize client devices to manage centrally
 Unify virtual and physical infrastructure
management
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Issues addressed
IT unable to change rapidly
Want to deliver IT as service
Automated IT provisioning
 IT Optimization studies and
business value assessment
 Secure aggregation of virtual
server, storage, networks, and
application infrastructure
 Implement high availability
and disaster recover
infrastructure using
virtualization
 Deploy business goal-based
dynamic workload automation
 IBM Service
Management &
Cloud briefing &
consulting
engagement
 Implement businessdriven service
management
 Deliver IT as a
service through
enterprise and/or
public clouds
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Building on your existing infrastructure
Some examples
Do you have headroom on your
scale up servers?
Consolidate underutilized systems to
these servers
Do you have headroom in some of
your storage devices?
Adopt SAN Volume Controller and gain
access to the unused capacity
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Can you dynamically move
resources from one OS instance
to another?
Implement mobility technologies such
as PowerVM and VMotion
Can you deliver your IT resources
as services?
Implement business driven service
management with Tivoli Service
Management products
interoperating with your current
systems management solution
Can your servers draw less power
when demand is low?
Implement Active Energy Manager t to
adjust servers when peak drops off.
Can your J2EE applications
dynamically adapt?
Move them to a WebSphere Virtual
Eneterprise implementation
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Virtualization and consolidation at IBM
IBM Events Infrastructure
IBM Enterprise Computing Model
2006 - 2008
Business
Problems
Benefits
• Robust infrastructure
needed to handle
unpredictable spikes
• Active management & prioritization of web
hosted workloads
• Consolidate 1000s of servers onto app 30
IBM System z™ mainframes
• Operational costs
increase as servers
proliferate
Since 2006, leveraging a Dynamic
infrastructure, these results were achieved:
• Annual hosting costs remain constant even
though US Open Golf was added
• Visits grown 26% - cost/visit reduced 38%
• Users increased by 20%, cost/user reduced
27%
• Energy demand reduced by 40%, cooling
demand by 48%
• Expect substantial savings in: energy, software
and system support costs
• Dynamically allocates system resources based
on workload requirements
• No need to buy 200% of servers required for
peak
• This transformation is enabled by the System z
sophisticated virtualization capability
• Servers are overprovisioned to
ensure capacity
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Consolidation – 2006: 60 System p servers to 9
2008: 9 System p servers to 6 (Power6)
• The consolidated environment will use 80% less
energy
Next steps – move past the first 4000 of 16000 servers
in the initial migration to next analysis, consolidating
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remaining applications to Power and System x
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Client results
St. Helens Council
Accelerated the
deployment of new
servers from weeks to
minutes
“With the IBM System x
solution… it takes
minutes rather than
weeks, and we utilize the
hardware much more
effectively.”
Shaun Taylor
St. Helens Council
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Gwinnett County
Nationwide Insurance
Storage system
maintenance can be
conducted without
application downtime
with IBM SVC
On track to save more
than $15M over
3 years
Gwinnett County IT
group can now
respond quickly to
changing user needs.
Including 50% Web
infrastructure cost
and 80% floor space
reductions with
IBM System z
Gwinnett County
Nationwide Insurance
Rotech Healthcare
Improved efficiency of
IT team enormously
with WebSphere Virtual
Enterprise compared to
siloed systems
“The performance of our
applications has been
phenomenal. The speed
of interactions has
exceeded our
expectations”
Marlin Clark
Rotech Healthcare
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Are clouds on your horizon?
… Virtualization is one of the key enablers for cloud

North Carolina State Virtual Computing Lab
–
–
–
Built by NC State (with support from IBM)
24x7 availability
Dynamic image virtualization as a key component
Access to advanced technology for even the most impoverished
school districts (via thin clients)
’08 IBM & NC State jointly announce VCL Apache opens source
community project
An open source solution that is now an Apache incubator project
open to all http://wiki.apache.org/incubator/VCLProposal

RC 2
– IBM Research Cloud
Supports 3000 researchers worldwide
– Many customers start with a self-service
portal
– We can replicate in your enterprise
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Server virtualization
Over 40,000 clients exploiting IBM system-level virtualization2
100% of IBM mainframes are delivered virtualization ready3
2/3 of POWER6 technology servers ship virtualization ready4
Storage virtualization
Virtualization
Leadership
IBM has shipped over 13,000 SAN Volume Controller engines3
SVC supports over 130 disk systems64
IBM has shipped more than 3,400 virtual tape systems3
Application infrastructure virtualization
WebSphere Virtual Enterprise is a leader with 200+ customers1
WebSphere Virtual Enterprise is the only virtualization solution for managing
heterogeneous application servers
Service management
IBM leads across most areas in management software according to IDC – #1 in
9 categories including Performance & Availability, Event Automation, System
management & Server Provisioning7
Virtualization services
Over 10,000 IT optimization engagements2
Recognized leader in Storage Services7 and IT Consolidation Consultancy Services8
Managed services can build and maintain a highly virtualized environment
– helping save over $100/seat/year on desktops
40 year history
of world-class
innovation with
virtualization1
(1) IBM invented the hypervisor in 1967, was first to implement logical partitioning on a Unix system in 2001 and first to introduce partition mobility on a Unix system in 2007. (2) IBM estimate (3) Every mainframe includes the
LPAR hypervisor in microcode. (4) IBM sales data in Q2, 2008 (5) IBM sales data as of Q2 2008 (6) Supported hardware list: http://www-01.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?rs=591&uid=ssg1S1003277 (7) IDC 2007 ,
(8) Gartner
38 Storage Professional and Support Services Vendor; Magic Quadrant for Storage Services 2Q08,, (9) The Forrester Wave™: IT Consolidation Consultancies, Q2 2008 report, August 3, ©2008,
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Summary
Businesses are under increasing
pressure to reduce cost, improve
service, and demonstrate
environmentally responsible practices
to their customers and stakeholders.
IBM is delivering a breadth and depth of
capabilities to help organizations meet
these challenges
IBM can help you build a Virtualized,
Dynamic Infrastructure
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