TRANSFORMING TO IT-AS-A-SERVICE

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1 1 TRANSFORMING TO IT-AS-A-SERVICE Leveraging IT To Accelerate Business Agility Osama Soliman Advisory Technology Consultant February 2012

2 2 Enterprise IT Provides Control & Reliability Enterprise IT Trusted Controlled Reliable Secure

3 3 Public Clouds Introduced Greater Agility Enterprise IT Trusted Controlled Reliable Secure Simple Low Cost Flexible Self-Service Public Cloud

4 4 IT Risks Loss of Control Enterprise IT Trusted Controlled Reliable Secure Simple Low Cost Flexible Self-Service Public Cloud 22% 41% Use Information a Non-IT Workers Provisioned use Service Personal To Perform Cloud Services Their Job Forrester, The Forrester, Personal Empowered Cloud: Transforming Business Personal Computing, Technology Mobile, and Defined, Web Markets, 18 July June 2011

5 IT Must Transform To An Internal SP Deliver IT-As-A-Service (ITaaS) Copyright 2012 EMC Corporation. All rights reserved. 5 Deliver Improved Business Agility. Provide Value To Business Top-Line. Maintain Trust And Control. Simplify Consumption of Internal/External Services.

6 6 Helpdesk IT-Issued Flat Tax Self- Service Choice Computing Metered Silos Services

7 7 ITaaS Is Goal of the Cloud Journey With Many Benefits Along The Way EMC is here 100% 86% 79% % Virtualized 30% 40% 15% Simplicity Efficiency Protection IT Production Infrastructure Focus Scalability Continuity Security Business Production Applications Focus Standardization Automation IT-as-a-Service Business Focus

8 But ITaaS is Different: Focus Shifts From Infrastructure Cost to Business Agility Copyright 2012 EMC Corporation. All rights reserved. 8 $ $ Power And Space Savings Data Center Equipment Savings $ OpEx Savings $ Data Center Equipment Savings x/$ t Unit Cost Savings Agility: Time to Provision, Deploy % Virtualized % Increase In Energy Efficiency CO 2 Pounds of CO 2 Reduced % Of Mission-Critical Apps Virtualized CO 2 Pounds of CO 2 Reduced LoB Customer Sat. (Competitiveness) CFO Customer Sat. (Cost Transparency) Simplicity Efficiency Protection IT Production Infrastructure Focus Scalability Continuity Security Business Production Applications Focus Standardization Automation IT-as-a-Service Business Focus

9 9 Delivering IT-As-A-Service Requires New Models Technology Model Consumption Model Private, Public, Hybrid Cloud Controls, Trust, Compliance Standardize, Automate Operations Model

10 10 ITaaS Requires a Hybrid Cloud Infrastructure Critical To Consuming Both Internal & External Services Infrastructure Transformation Private Automated Hybrid Cloud Infrastructure Public

11 11 The New Application Platform Critical to Consuming Any Application New Application Platform Application Transformation Infrastructure Transformation Private Automated Hybrid Cloud Infrastructure Public

12 12 Access Applications From Any Device Critical to Consumer-Style Choice Computing New End User Computing End User Provisioning Transformation New Application Platform Application Transformation Infrastructure Transformation Private Automated Hybrid Cloud Infrastructure Public

13 13 The New Technology Model Top-to-Bottom Trust and Automation New End User Computing TRUST End User Provisioning Transformation Application Transformation Infrastructure Transformation Private A U T O M A T I O N New Application Platform Automated Hybrid Cloud Infrastructure Public

14 14 The New Technology Model Top-to-Bottom Trust and Automation Old New TRUST Point- Products Component-Focus End-user devices Provisioning Tools Application Server Networking Storage Integrated End-To-End Composite-Focus Service Catalog Integration Virtual Infrastructure Data Federation Cloud SP Federation A U T O M A T I O N

15 15 Brokering Services Requires Control, Trust The New Model to Deliver Internal + External Services Service Definition Applications Infrastructure Data Application Federation Trust Data Federation Brokered Hybrid Cloud Infrastructure Service Provider Enterprise IT Internal IT (Private Cloud) Public Cloud

16 16 Standardize, Automate: ITaaS Technology Virtual Infrastructure Simplifies Self-Service Provisioning Simplifies Use of Service Catalog-Based Provisioning Simplified Capacity Planning, Reducing Administration Increases Responsiveness to the Business Needs Pre-Engineered, Pre-Integrated and Validated

17 18 Delivering IT-As-A-Service Requires New Models Technology Model Consumption Model Private, Public, Hybrid Cloud Self-Service Catalogs Controls, Trust, Compliance Financial Transparency Standardize, Automate Consumerized IT Operations Model

18 19 Simplifying Consumption: IT Must Act/Operate Like an SP Internal IT requires Customer-Focus Financial Transparency Choice Computing Catalog of Services Simple Low Cost Flexible Self-Service Public Cloud

19 Service Catalogs Simplify Consumption Enable Consistency Of Standard Services: Familiar Terms to LoBs LoB User App Owner IT Staff Control: Services Packaged With Trust, SLAs Management: Demand, Capacity, Financial Business Data: Variable Costs, Service Levels Copyright 2012 EMC Corporation. All rights reserved. 20

20 21 Financial Transparency Simplifies Decisions Chargeback, Showback Allows Variable Cost Models Links Cost to Consumption Provides Basis for Service Pricing Quantifies Demand (maps per-user utilization) Forecasts Demand (highlights consumption) Supports Delivery (aids capacity management)

21 22 Consumerized IT Simplifies Fulfilling Demand, Access Choice Computing Self-Service Portals Service Pricing & Rate Sheets Brokered Services

22 23 Delivering IT-As-A-Service Requires New Models Consumption Model Technology Model Self-Service Catalogs Private, Public, Hybrid Cloud Financial Transparency Controls, Trust, Compliance Consumerized IT Standardize, Automate Operations Model Organization, Skills, Roles Horizontal Processes Business Alignment

23 24 ITaaS Organization & Processes: Requires a Shift From Silos to Services Service-Oriented Skills, Roles, Operations Infrastructure asa-service IT Service Sales &Marketing IT Service Management App Platform As- A-Service Enterprise Apps As-A-Service User Experience As-A-Service Horizontal Processes Platform Management Platform Architecture Foundational IT Roles Systems Storage Backup & Recovery Data Center Networks Security

24 25 ITaaS Skills, Roles: Accelerate Your Career IT Business Roles Service Marketing Service Operations Product Management Financial Management EMC Cloud Architect Cloud Infrastructure And Services Virtualized Infrastructure IT-As-A-Service EMC Data Center Architect Information Architect Storage Service Management Information Engineer Information Availability EMC Technology Tracks Technology Architect Storage Administrator Implementation Engineer Platform Engineer

25 26 ITaaS Improves Business Alignment Customer-Centric, Internal Service Provider Mindset IT Go To Market Defined Services With Transparent Pricing How do we market, sell, and bill for our offerings? IT Product Management Disciplines To Manage IT Services How do we productize to win the business? Service Operations Management Basic Capabilities Needed to Meet SLAs How do we implement and support our products?

26 27 The ITaaS Objective? Business Agility.

27 28 Agility Is The #1 Private Cloud Driver 15% Other 24% Cost 9% Business Alignment 55% Agility The majority see agility and speed as the primary benefits of private cloud computing. - Gartner Source: The Drivers And Challenges Of Private Cloud Computing, March 2011, Gartner

28 29 The ITaaS Goal: Agility Providing Value To The Business Top-Line Corporate Performance Business Agility IT Agility Global Business Agility Survey, VMware, February 2011 Agility is important to achieving key business outcomes IT agility strongly linked to agile companies Cloud computing enables IT agility Business leaders even link cloud directly to business outcomes 63% of business leaders agree cloud can have a significant impact in making their business more agile and responsive Companies with enterprise-wide cloud deployments are 3x more likely to achieve business agility that is much better than competition Cloud

29 30 EMC Recommendations for IT As A Service Technology Build Your Hybrid Cloud Establish Visibility, Controls, Compliance Consumption Implement a Service Catalog Establish Financial Transparency Operations Transform People, Roles, Processes, Organization

30 31 Transformation To ITaaS: How EMC Can Help TECHNOLOGY Converged Infrastructure EMC Proven (SM) Solutions Trust, GRC Solutions Cloud Trust Authority CONSUMPTION Service Catalog Design Financial Management Transition Planning Service Provider Ecosystem OPERATIONS Cloud & ITaaS Architect Training and Certifications Process Design, Management Organizational Change Management

31 32 EMC IT s Journey to ITaaS

32 33 EMC-IT s Transition: Operational Models Affect Organization EMC s Shift From Silos To Services 2008 Vertical Silos 2011 Unified Private Cloud Infrastructure And IT-As-A-Service

33 34 EMC IT: Benefits Along The Journey Cost & Agility Trends 90 Days IT PRODUCTION Lowered Costs 80 Days 60 Days BUSINESS PRODUCTION Improved Quality of Service 40 Days 30 Days 40% IT-AS-A-SERVICE Improved Business Agility 42% Percentage Of IT Spend On New Capabilities vs. Lights-on 20% 20% 21% Phase 1 IT Owned Apps 23% 25% 7 Days 1 Hour Phase 2 Mission-Critical Apps Approximate Timeto-Provision App. Environments Phase 3 Run IT-as-a-Business

34 35 Oracle 11i ebusiness Suite: Replatforming Overloaded legacy hardware Constant CPU spikes >80% Outdated technology Low performance Poor scalability Costly to maintain Slow backup speed Degraded user experience High Availability Requirements 7x24x365

35 36 Sun Fire Server Sun Fire E25K UltraSPARC IV processor CPU 224 Cores CPU utilization 80% OS Solaris 10 Storage Symmetrix DMX-3 Vblock Reference Architecture Cisco UCS B440 Intel Nehalem EX processor CPU 192 Cores CPU utilization 10% OS Red Hat Linux / Vmware vsphere Storage Symmetrix VMAX

36 Oracle 11i System Statistics Comparison Copyright 2012 EMC Corporation. All rights reserved. 37 CPU Utilization - Before After

37 38 Oracle 11i Performance Online Channel Express Transaction Times (sec) Direct Express Transaction Times (sec)

38 39 Oracle 11i Performance Batch Sales Job Timings (sec) Customer Service Job Timings (sec)

39 40 VDI Use Cases 1 Securing Home User Devices 2 Securing Third Party Devices 3 Securing Contractors 4 Device Consolidation X X 5 M&A Acceleration 6 Training Room Setup 7 Application Centralization 8 Universal Desktop Access

40 41 High Level Architecture for Production VDI VDI at Enterprise Scale Must Support Thousands of Concurrent Users VDI Platform Authentication DLP Backup Management Network / SAN Storage Network Access Control Active DC Universal Clients LAN/ WAN Desktop VMs Passive (DR) DC Universal Clients LAN/ WAN Desktop VMs

41 EMC IT: ITaaS Example - Cloud9 Sandbox Copyright 2012 EMC Corporation. All rights reserved. 42 Focused On The Internal IT User Infrastructure-As-A-service For Developers Hosted In EMC IT Global Data Centers IT Supported Operating Systems Choice Of Size Configurations 24x7 Monitoring, OS Support Backups & Self-Service Restore 83% FASTER TIME TO DEPLOY

42 43 EMC-IT: Inhibitors We Encountered Considerations IT Leadership Must Address TECHNOLOGY Shared Platforms Are Different Automation Is Scary CONSUMPTION OPERATIONS Shift To Service-Based Culture New Service Catalog Integration New Financial Management Models New Skills, Roles, Organizational Model New Product/Service Management Processes New Product/Service Lifecycle Processes Service-Based Approach To Delivery

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44 45 ITaaS Capabilities: EMC Consulting Transformation to a Services Model Based on Cloud Service Strategies Strategic direction, management support, and value proposition IT as a Service Strategy Shared Services Value Proposition Corporate and SBU Management Support Organization, Roles, Skills Governance, org structure, roles, responsibilities, supporting org change/transformation Governance Organizational Model Sourcing and Staffing Model Change Management Process Simplification Processes for creating, maintaining, enhancing, communicating, measuring, delivering Capacity Planning and Resource Mgmt Metrics and Reporting Automation and Process-Driven Delivery Communications and Customer Interaction Service Catalog, Offerings Technology-based, center-of-excellence-based Technical and Functional Capabilities Service Catalog Implementation Service Lifecycle Management Service Request, Portal Cloud Infrastructure and Operations Technology infrastructure and administration to operate the business Service Technology Infrastructure / Cloud Service Management Infrastructure Financial Management Infrastructure

45 46 ITaaS Capabilities: ITSM Specific Service Mapping Strategy Design Transform Operations and Support Service Strategies Define ITaaS Strategy Design Service Architecture Implement Service Reporting with common reporting dashboards, portals, metrics Organization, Roles, Skills Define service mgmt, sourcing structure Build Org model, evolution roadmap Hybrid sourcing, prep, org roles & skills Leverage Transitional managed services Process Simplification Define IT and business process metrics Design and implement IT and business process from pilot to go-live, define automation targets Automate and Continually improve IT and business process Service Catalog, Offerings Determine current and required capabilities Define services in consumer terms Publish Catalogs: Ref architecture and tiering Implement Catalog portals and automation Cloud Infrastructure and Operations Build Infrastructure & operations strategy Define resource costing, chg/show-back Models Map workloads to sourcing model Manage Continuous Consumption and cost monitoring, capacity

46 Build Talent, Skills: EMC Proven Professional Certifications Delivering The New Skills Portfolio Copyright 2012 EMC Corporation. All rights reserved. 47 EMC Cloud Architect Cloud Infrastructure And Services EMCCLA Virtualized Infrastructure EMCCA IT as a Service (Expert Level) EMCCAe NEW EMC Data Center Architect (EMCDCA) Information Architect Storage Service Management Information Engineer Information Availability EMC Technology Tracks Technology Architect EMCTAA Storage Administrator EMCSA Implementation Engineer EMCIE Platform Engineer EMCPE

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48 49 ITaaS Customer Examples

49 50 Customer Example: Global Financial Services Firm Looking For An Agility Edge Need for Highly Scalable, Elastic Application Need to Scale to Serve Millions of Users w/automated Operations Vblock-Based Cloud Architecture Deployed in 10 Weeks Fully Automated of Platform as a Service (PaaS) Launched 60x FASTER TIME TO DEPLOY vfabric-based Application Foundry Supports New Cutting Edge Initiative

50 51 Customer Example: Services Catalog Infrastructure And Operations Roadmap Situation No link between business requirements and IT Current infrastructure struggling with growth EMC Consulting Customer Profile: Global specialty biopharmaceutical company with approximately 4,183 employees and roughly $3.4 billion revenue Industry: Pharmaceutical Solution Tiered infrastructure strategy and standardized reference architectures Service Tier Decision Tool for alignment of applications to lowest possible cost 3 year roadmap to introduce new technology and meet business plans Business Benefits Improved infrastructure utilization Service levels aligned to business requirements Improved communications between IT and the business

51 52 Customer Example: New Operational Model Industrial Chemicals Customer Customer Profile $10b revenue 18,000 employees 500 IT employees Annual price setting Service Operations Manager Focus: Service execution Service delivery improvement and issues Service Manager Focus: Service definition - broadly Product development and delivery Account Manager Focus: Client relationship building Sales, support, coordination LoB Client

52 Customer Example: Financial Transparency, Consumption-Based Chargeback Service Rate Worksheet for Major Insurance Provider Copyright 2012 EMC Corporation. All rights reserved. 53 Service Identifier Total Cost of Ownership Planned Consumption

53 54 Background

54 55 IT-As-A-Service Strategy 1 GO-TO- MARKET Voice Of The Customer Service Strategy 2 SERVICE PORTFOLIO MGMT Portfolio / Demand Mgmt Processes Service Roadmap CUSTOMERS Service Request / Delivery Service Catalog 3 SERVICE DELIVERY AND 4 Automated SUPPORT Orchestration And Provisioning Standardized Processes Invoicing Pricing, Show/ Chargeback FINANCIAL TRANSPARENCY Metering Service Design / Launch Standardized Service Management Tools Service Costing Policies 5 6 TRUST IN THE CLOUD SKILLS / ROLES / COMPETENCIES CLOUD INFRASTRUCTURE

55 56 Financial Transparency 8-Step Process For Simple, Fair, Accurate Charge / Showback SERVICE COSTING PRICING ANALYSIS METERING / INVOICING Measure Funds Define Invoice Allocate All Determine Derive Unit Determine Service Transfer Services Business Costs Unit Drivers Costs Unit Prices Consumptio From BU to Categories Units n IT Choose Services That Align To Industry Offerings Both Fixed And Variable To Specific Services For Costs And Prices In Each Service Category By Dividing Service Costs By The Service Unit Driver Prices Should Reflect Corporate Goals For Each Service And Map To The Appropriate Service Unit Drivers Create Monthly Invoices For Business Units For Each Service Set Up A Mechanism For Easy Fund Transfers