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April-June 2006
Windows Hosting Seminar SeriesWindows Hosting Seminar Series
Why Microsoft® Windows® Web Hosting?Why Microsoft® Windows® Web Hosting?
Laurent BonnetHosting Solutions ArchitectMicrosoft [email protected]
“If there could only be one recommendation to every provider in the hosting marketplace, it would be to sell your service capabilities and stop selling the technicals of your hosting service.”Tier 1 Research, 2005 Year-End Market Size/Share Review, March 2006
AgendaAgenda
Market Opportunity
Microsoft Windows Web Hosting
Platform Readiness
Partnering with Microsoft
Key Hoster QuestionsKey Hoster Questions
Can Microsoft Windows scale to meet hosting needs?
Is Windows secure and datacenter ready?
What about Windows licensing costs?
What if I don’t have any Windows administration expertise?
Is there good Windows support in the control panels?
Market: Growth ProjectionsMarket: Growth Projections
13 percent (CAGR) growth in United States hosting revenue through 2009‡
12-month growth in active sites 28 percent – EMEA (Netcraft)
12-month Web facing server growth 19 percent (Netcraft)
Robust customer growth but slow revenue growth (3 percent CAGR) ‡
‡‡: IDC, U.S. Web Hosting Services 2005-2009 Forecast, Doc #3338, May 2005
Market: Hoster NeedsMarket: Hoster Needs
Today’s Differentiators Price Disk space Data transfer Number of mailboxes
Web Hosters Are Looking To: Reduce operational costs to meet price points Quickly launch new services to increase average
revenue per user (ARPU) Create loyalty and reduce churn
Source: IDC, U.S. Web Hosting Services 2005-2009 Forecast, Doc #3338, May 2005
Why Microsoft?Why Microsoft?
Microsoft’s commitment to shared hosting “We want to be the best platform for shared
hosting” – Steve Ballmer, eWeek, Nov 16, 2005
Windows provides an end-to-end hosting platform
Windows hosting will help increase your ARPU
End-customers have shown preference for Windows
“Microsoft has been extremely proactive in addressing key service provider issues …. Microsoft’s proven commitment to … has greatly contributed to the growing demand for Windows-based hosting.”
Melanie Posey, Research Director at IDC
Brand RecognitionBrand Recognition
Customer choices driven by brand recognition
Enables selling to technical and business decision makers
Source: Businessweek, August 2005. (Interbrand study)
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Preference for WindowsPreference for Windows
Over half indifferent to operating system
Those with operating system preference chose Windows 16 to 1
Source: Based on study conducted by EdgeStrategies with SMBs in a large European market.
Do you have a preference for which server operating system your Web site runs on?
Have No Strong Operating System
Preference
Windows Helps Increase Your ARPUWindows Helps Increase Your ARPU
Only Company with Products for Your End-Customer Segments Consumers, developers, small and medium-sized
businesses (SMBs), resellers
Renewed Focus on Service Strategy More products supported for hosting scenarios
Differentiation Beyond Infrastructure to Value-Added Service
We Have a Roadmap
Offering Roadmap (1/2)Offering Roadmap (1/2)
** Future offering
Offering Starter Standard Premium
Consumer Shared Plan with:
Domain name
POP3
Web site
Site builder with consumer templates
Shared Plan with:
Better spam and antivirus protection
Public and private Web sites
Video streaming
Shared Plan with:
Wireless messaging
Self-service backup and restore *
Antivirus protection *
Developer Shared or Virtual PrivateServer (VPS) Plan with:
Domain name
POP3
FTP and Microsoft FrontPage® Server Extensions
ASP and ASP.NET
Control Panel
DotNetNuke or Community Server
Web site starters
Access database
Shared or VPS Plan with:
Microsoft Outlook® Web Access
Microsoft SQL Server™ 2005 database
Public and private Web sites
Web site backup and restore
E-commerce site
PayPal button
VPS or Dedicated Plan with:
Rich e-mail via Outlook
Wireless messaging
Microsoft SQL Server Express or Workgroup Edition
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* Future offering
Offering Roadmap (2/2)Offering Roadmap (2/2)
Offering Starter Standard Premium
SOHO (small or home office)
Shared Plan with: Domain name POP3 Web site and site builder
tools DotNetNuke Control Panel Search engine optimization Site statistics
Shared or VPS Plan with: Microsoft Office Outlook
2003 Outlook Web Access Contacts and calendar Public and private areas PayPal button Online folders sync* Backup and restore
Shared or VPS or Dedicated Plan with: Rich e-mail via Outlook Wireless messaging Microsoft SharePoint® site for
collaboration Presence, instant messaging
(IM) E-commerce site Line-of-business (LOB)
applications *
SMB Shared or VPS Plan with: Domain name Microsoft Outlook Outlook Web Access Shared calendar Web site and site builder
tools Corporate starter kit Control Panel Secure Sockets Layer
(SSL) support PayPal button DotNetNuke Search engine optimization
VPS or Dedicated Plan with: Rich e-mail via Outlook Wireless messaging SharePoint site for
collaboration Online marketing E-commerce site
VPS or Dedicated Plan with: SharePoint site for collaboration Presence and secure IM Voice over IP (VoIP) services
integration * Self-service backup and restore Hosted Customer Relationship
Management (CRM) Hosted Enterprise Resource
Planning (ERP) * Hosted Line of Business (LOB)
applications *
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Operations Infrastructure Platform Infrastructure Application Services
Microsoft Operations Manager (MOM) Microsoft SQL Server Microsoft Exchange Server
Microsoft Windows Storage Server 2003
Microsoft Office Live Communications Server 2005
Microsoft Virtual Server 2005 Microsoft Office Server
Microsoft Windows Server® 2003 - Server Platform
Virtual Private Network (VPN), Remote Access Service (RAS), DNS, Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP)
Internet Information Services (IIS)
Microsoft Windows File, Windows SharePoint Services
Microsoft .NET Framework Microsoft Windows Terminal Services
Microsoft ASP.NET Streaming Media Services
Microsoft Active Directory®
The Platform Is Ready!The Platform Is Ready!
Microsoft Windows Server FundamentalsMicrosoft Windows Server Fundamentals
Improved Performance 310 percent improved throughput vs. Windows 2000 with 10K sites 21x faster IIS startup time
Improved Reliability and Availability 8x downtime improvement over Microsoft Windows NT® 4 4x downtime improvement over Windows 2000
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ASP.NET Performance (Source: NILE Ecomm Benchmark)
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Microsoft Windows SecurityMicrosoft Windows Security
Yankee Group study results Overall security of Linux and Windows servers nearly equal
Windows servers recover 30 percent faster from security attacks than Linux servers
Patch management woes lessen for Windows but are on the rise for Linux
Focused on creating secure products via Secure by Design, Secure by Default and Secure in Deployment (SD3) principle
“It seems that Microsoft has learned this lesson. …Microsoft has spent a fortune in time and money to improve the security of its software and has made incredible headway.”
Michael Gavin, Senior Analyst, Forrester (ZDnet)
IIS ScalabilityIIS Scalability
IIS Scalability Test Conducted by VeriTest
Test Results IIS 6.0 will host over 30,000 unique static HTML
Web sites
IIS 6.0 will host over 11,000 FrontPage sites
IIS 6.0 will host over 2,000 ASP.NET Web sites
Integrated Solutions for Hosting ScenariosIntegrated Solutions for Hosting Scenarios
A collection of best practices, scripts, and tools that enable hosting providers to deploy a centralized and automated management infrastructure.
Solution RoadmapSolution Roadmap
Technical perspective guidance to meet the needs ofdifferent hoster profiles
Basic Profile Single server solution
Minimal investment
Standard Profile A scalable architecture based on Active Directory
Can grow as your business ramps up
Dynamic Profile A scalable architecture with high degree of automation
Enables easy addition of new services
Microsoft As Your PartnerMicrosoft As Your Partner
Partners
SolutionsLicensing
Technical Training
Marketing Tools
Investment protection
Cost reduction
Help partners sellTime-to-market
Services Provider Licensing Program (SPLA)Services Provider Licensing Program (SPLA)
Features
Pay monthly
No up-front costs
No commitments
Always latest versions
Allows shared usage
Business Benefits
Cost control (OPEX)
Low risk (pay-as-you-go)
Competitive pricing
Free demos, tests and evaluations
Learn more at: www.microsoft.com/serviceproviders/licensing and www.explore.ms
Microsoft SPLA FeaturesMicrosoft SPLA Features
Customer demonstrations Allows service provider to dedicate 50 active user IDs
in order to demonstrate software services to prospective customers without need to report use
Customer evaluations Allows free use of product by end customer on a trial
basis for up to 30 days
Evaluation and testing Default allows service provider to test and evaluate
software product without need to report use for up to 90 days
Microsoft Partner ProgramMicrosoft Partner Program
What Is It? Leverages Microsoft
Partner Program Rewards partners for
impact of their solutions
Benefits Associate Microsoft brand
with your company Increase customers reach
through marketing resources
Reduce your operating costs using valuable software, training, and support resources
Marketing and Training SupportMarketing and Training Support
Marketing Marketing Playbook with sample Web site offer
description
Lead generation Hoster directory on Microsoft Web site Product launch promotions
Training Regular webcasts by subject matter experts
Certification
Online technical forums staffed by Microsoft hosting team
SummarySummary
Microsoft is committed to shared hosting for the long haul
Windows offers a complete end-to-end hosting platform
Windows shared hosting will help increase your ARPU
Hosting customers have shown preference for Windows
Get started by signing up for Microsoft Hosting program
© 2006 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.This presentation is for informational purposes only. Microsoft makes no warranties, express or implied, in this summary.