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Tran Thanh Tu, Storage Pre-sales Specialist Storage Product Line Manager, IBM Vietnam Manage the Explosion of Information with IBM Information Infrastructure © 2009 IBM Corporation Building a Smarter Planet with Dynamic Infrastructure Intro to Information Infrastructure Why Information Infrastructure? Today, information has become the lifeline for business sustainability and competitive advantage. Firms of all size are searching for practical ways to create business value – to get their arms around information, correlate insights and to confidently predict outcomes and take action. For CIOs, the information era poses unique challenges: how to cost-effectively store, archive and retrieve a virtual explosion of new information, how to protect and secure that information, meet compliance requirements and make it accessible for business insight, where and when it’s needed. Without a dynamic information infrastructure, organizations will find themselves facing higher operational costs and greater exposure to business risks. To help our clients, IBM is addressing these challenges with Information Infrastructure solutions for efficiently managing information growth, supporting compliance, reducing storage and archiving costs and enabling continuous access to information in support business requirements. 2 © 2009 IBM Corporation Building a Smarter Planet with Dynamic Infrastructure Intro to Information Infrastructure The Information Challenge Enterprise Data is Exploding (57%CGR), Businesses are Under Pressure to Cost Efficiently Store, Protect and Manage It ƒ Many industries require data to be retained more than 50 years Cost Efficiencies Globalization ƒ 80% of this data is now unstructured email, images, videos, documents Risk & Compliance Mergers & Acquisitions ƒ Information downtime can cost up to 16% of a firm’s total revenue Data Volume By 2010, the codified information base of the world is expected to double every 11 hours. Data is exploding, & its nature is changing to machine-generated – from sensors, RFID, meters, GPS systems & more Data Variety With the expansion of information comes large variances in the complexion of the available data – 80% of data is now unstructured, contributed largely by email, documents, images and video 3 Volume Explosion Unstructured Data Multiple Versions Inaccessible, Untimely Data Risk With more than 30 new compliance regulations worldwide, the amount of data that is subject to regulation is growing at 64% per year. More than 60% of IT executives now rate compliance with regulations a top challenge Data Retention Many industries require certain data to be stored for more than 50 years. But on average 37% of a firm’s data is inactive or expired. Storing and archiving this data unnecessarily increases business risk, energy consumption and IT costs © 2009 IBM Corporation Building a Smarter Planet with Dynamic Infrastructure Intro to Information Infrastructure IBM Information Infrastructure Solutions Innovative, Integrated, Available Today IBM and its business partners bring an innovative approach to enable clients to manage information more effectively and mitigate information risks with a dynamic infrastructure that efficiently and securely stores, protects and optimizes access to information Our clients can protect, manage and gain insight from their information with our leading-edge storage and data management products, services and integrated solutions supported by world-class expertise and proven experience Information Compliance Mitigate information risks 4 Information Availability Information Retention Information Security Deliver continuous access to information Support information retention policies Securely share information © 2009 IBM Corporation Building a Smarter Planet with Dynamic Infrastructure Intro to Information Infrastructure What is IBM Information Infrastructure? The Power of Integrated Solutions and Industry Expertise IBM brings together a breadth of Information Infrastructure capability to address our client’s information management needs, providing a foundation for firms of any size to efficiently and effectively manage information so they can unlock it’s business, create new insights and confidently take action Management Storage and Data Services Virtualization + Security Availability Compliance + Internet Security Services Business Continuity and Resiliency Services Energy Storage and Servers Software Services • Efficiently store, archive and protect information • Make information accessible and available to the business where and when its needed • Support business compliance, energy policies and audit requirements 5 © 2009 IBM Corporation Building a Smarter Planet with Dynamic Infrastructure Intro to Information Infrastructure What Differentiates IBM Information Infrastructure Solutions? Competitive Advantage Security and Data Services Enhanced Fidelis Security appliances prevent network data loss or leakage with inspection speeds up to 4x faster than competition XIV Storage Systems Next-gen disk storage simplifies capacity deployment, supports infinite snapshots and reduces power, space and cooling costs up to 80% SVC Storage Virtualization Virtualize storage across multi-vendor systems, increase utilization by more than 30% and save up to 50% in administration and management costs DS8000 Enterprise Disk Integrated Solutions that simplify and speed time to value: Grid Medical Archiving, Scale Out File Services, Compliance Warehouse First in market encrypted disk storage simplifies data security and now includes solid state drives and more than 1 Petabyte of capacity per disk system Tivoli Storage Management Tivoli’s storage suite includes capabilities such as near instant recovery of Microsoft applications, onboard data deduplication and integrated DB2 databases ProtecTIER Appliances Innovative data deduplication appliances can reduce 25TB of data into 1TB of storage capacity, 9x faster than any other solution in the market 6 © 2009 IBM Corporation Building a Smarter Planet with Dynamic Infrastructure Intro to Information Infrastructure Example: City and County of Honolulu IBM Information Infrastructure Delivers Results Older systems running on hardware and operating systems that were no longer supported Unable to consistently provide reliable services to citizens Ineffective Disaster Recovery infrastructure Solution Result ƒ New ERP application from CGI ƒ Updated IT infrastructure with new Disaster Recovery site ƒ Total Solution components: ƒ New servers and storage improved scalability, performance, and availability ƒ Increased flexibility through virtualization and partitioning ƒ Able to meet audit requirements ƒ Recognition – Servers: P570, P505, and z9 – Storage: DS8100 disk, SAN Volume Controller, 3310 Tape Library – Services: Sirius Computer Solutions, an IBM Premier Business Partner – Leasing: IBM Global Financing − Biggest Mover award by Inc. Magazine − Beacon award for IBM Business Partner “It's a great partnership when you can work together, test the waters, and develop a migration path that didn't exist.” Gordon Bruce, CIO 7 © 2009 IBM Corporation Building a Smarter Planet with Dynamic Infrastructure Intro to Information Infrastructure Delivering Transformational Advances in Client Value Vision Meets Innovation 1 Flexible, integrated compliance solutions speed time to value 2 Break-through storage technologies enable massive scalability and performance 3 Information retention solutions with deduplication drive exceptional efficiency gains 4 Unified infrastructure encryption simplifies information security This week’s announcements continue the drumbeat of Information Infrastructure Innovation 8 © 2009 IBM Corporation Building a Smarter Planet with Dynamic Infrastructure Intro to Information Infrastructure 1 Flexible, Integrated Compliance Solutions Speed Time to Value ƒ Proven to manage over 1 million emails/day – Flexible architecture for large clients Compliance Warehouse for Legal Control ƒ Reduce e-mail system storage 50 – 80 % – Midsize version for 100 to 1,000 users Content Collector for E-Mail • Advanced interface for business and legal users – Includes eDiscovery, retrieval, new analytics eDiscovery Manager • Enterprise-wide, process-oriented approach to efficiently retaining business information Enterprise Archive Services Compliance Warehouse Streamlined Discovery Improved Productivity Business and Legal Users 9 © 2009 IBM Corporation Building a Smarter Planet with Dynamic Infrastructure Intro to Information Infrastructure 2 Break-through Data Storage Technologies Enable Massive Scalability and Performance ƒ Simplified storage management – Manage IBM and non-IBM storage from one console – Manage virtualized storage – New Analytics to simplify performance management • Revolutionary grid-based, virtualized architecture – Self-optimizing, self-healing disk system • Store up to 512 billion files in a single NAS cluster – Could store every electronic file ever created IBM Tivoli Storage Productivity Center XIV Storage System Scale-out File Services • Expanding mainframe workloads – Now with capacity of over 1PB per disk system – Improved consolidation with built-in tiered storage support (Solid State, 1TB SATA, Fibre Channel) • 2x better performance than EMC for E-mail 10 DS8000 Disk DS5000 Disk © 2009 IBM Corporation