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1 2017 Riverbed Technology. All rights reserved.

2 Digital Enterprise Matt Eastwood, SVP

3 Digital Disruption is Real $B Share Price ($ Million) $1,000 A Tale of Two Companies +1150% Walmart $750 $500 Amazon $250 $0 +23% Oct Oct. 2017

4 Making Digital Transformation a Reality Migrate & Modernize System of Record Build & Extend Digital Platforms Monetize Digital Services Compliant Reporting Process drives Information Digital Repository Information drives process Systems of Insight Distributed transactions Information Channel Systems of Action Systems of Trust Can t Continue to Rely on Yesterday s Infrastructure 34

5 80% Growth Rate Adaptive Learning Diagnosis/Treatment Quality Mgt/Preventive Sales Personalization Automated Customer Svc will spend $2.1 trillion on Fraud Analysis/Investigation Automated Threat Prev technology and related services Automated Claims Connected Vehicle In 2019, enterprises worldwide to implement and manage Digital Transformation Remote Health OmniChannel Ops initiatives Smart Buildings Infrastructure Mgt Digital Transformation Use Cases Public Safety Clinical Care Digital Signage 5% Auto Design/Prototype Freight Monitoring Smart Grid

6 Challenges: Skills, Applications and Data Slow Successful Dx Execution Q. From an IT perspective, what were the biggest challenges with the Digital Transformation (DX) project s successful execution? Having the right IT skills in house Need to develop new applications Migrating existing workloads to Public Cloud IaaS Internal data integration issues Network latency or system performance issues Outdated applications, too costly to refactor/rewrite Cost/time to build out a PaaS innovation/test bed Lack of infrastructure automation Data center space, power or cooling constraints Aging or poor performance storage platforms Lack of modern computing infrastructure Skills Applications/Data Infrastructure Source: Dx Data Center Study 2017, N = 304

7 Dx Investment Priorities: Security, Applications and Infrastructure Q. Which of the following IT areas were the largest investments and/or changes made in response to the Digital Transformation (DX) project? Security including data and systems security Infrastructure including data center, storage, networking, compute Mobility including mobile apps, devices and endpoints Applications including custom applications Process / organizational and skills including staffing, automation, and IT processes Cloud including public or private cloud Data analytics including data integration, cognitive and artificial intelligence Source: Dx Data Center Study 2017, N = 304 Security Applications/Data Infrastructure

8 IoT depends heavily on Edge Computing, Which Enables Delivery of Data and Resources to People and Things, in a Timely Manner IT Edge OT Edge Includes embedded tech that do not directly generate data for enterprise use, and are outside IT purview IT activities performed outside the datacenter, but within purview of IT. Intelligent Edge Fog Cloud Core Traditional Core is the "IT datacenter, an information aggregation facility that is located on the firm's own physical premises, off-premises in a collocation facility, or offpremises at a virtual location such as a public cloud.

9 Understanding Latency (in human terms) Cycle Actual Time Relatable Time 1 CPU Cycle 0.3 ns 1 second Level 1 Cache Access 0.9 ns 3 seconds Main Memory Access 120 ns 6 minutes SSD I/O μs 2-6 days HDD I/O 1-10 ms 1-12 months Internet: NYC to SF 40 ms 4 years Physical System Reboot 5 minutes 32,000 years

10 Today s WAN is Datacenter and Branch-centric The WAN needs to be app-centric

11 Enterprise WAN is Neither Agile, Flexible, or Efficient Cloud-unfriendly architecture Entire WAN architecture was crafted for applications residing in the datacenter, but today most are in the cloud. Force fitting old architecture onto new agile model. Complexity Enterprises have multiple disjointed WAN solutions: 1 or 2 MPLS providers, an Internet network. New policy or service rollout can take 6-18 months. Other IT teams can move very quickly but network team is stuck with older architecture. Expensive bandwidth Bandwidth is very expensive when traffic is growing 30% per year. Paying for a back-up link used.1% of the time. Capacity paid for but not used Fragmented security Security model is fragmented; one security model each for internet, for MPLS

12 Rapid Uptake for SD-WAN Makes the Network Agile, Flexible & Efficient SD-WAN elements: Leverage hybrid networks Centralized, applicationbased policy controller Application and network performance monitoring Software overlay that abstracts and secures underlying networks Dynamic path selection to optimize the WAN based on application requirements. SD-WAN $8 billion in 2021* Embracing SD-WAN is a key go-to-market strategy for SPs to address on-going MPLS market transformation Leverage opportunity to offer value added services around applications, cloud connectivity, bandwidth, orchestration * WW SD-WAN Market for Infrastructure and Services

13 Collaboration Continued adoption of mobile apps and mobility-first architectures Proliferation of collaborative (UC&C) apps, including video conferencing Optimized Access to Cloud Services, including SaaS/Cloud providers Simplified deployment/provisioning branch sites/applications Rapid Response to Security threats and vulnerabilities Collaboration Enterprise Network Collaboration

14 CIOs pay attention to time, money and people Dx impacts business models, applications and infrastructure all are undergoing historic change ESSENTIAL GUIDANCE Can t continue to rely on advancements of past Business innovation demands technology Dx becoming embedded in the organization Pace of change requires fast response Don t forget value of user experience to journey IT is the great enabler to transformation The network needs to keep up with the edge

15 Contact Eastwood Matt Eastwood

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