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A Services view of IBM'sServers and Storage

Jim GrecniExecutive IT ArchitectIBM Consultant and System [email protected]


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Goals

Provide an introduction to IBMs Server and Storage Line.

Position the application areas/service opportunities that bestfit each server/storage brand.

Answer questions.


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Agenda

Overview of IBM Server/Storage Solutions

Server/Storage Solutions

System z

Power Systems

Modular Systems

Storage

Wrap up and Q&A


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The IBM Suite of Servers and Storage The most complete line in theindustry.

System z System p System Storage

Best Quality

of Service#1 Storage

Vendor in 2005

Zero down time

Key Features The mission criticalplatform Industry leadingvirtual partitioning forz/OS and LinuxLeading EdgeSecurity, Availability,Scalability

Support all modernstandards

Key areas ApplicationModernization SOA ITOptimization ERP

Performance

Key Features Market Leader UnixSystem Unmatched scalabilityin distributed market Fastest, mostsophisticated UNIXprocessorsIndustry leading

virtualization Combine AIX, i, and/orLinux

Key Areas

ERP Data server / BusinessWarehouse IT Optimization Web applications/SOA

Key Features VirtualizationSimplifiedmanagement HeterogeneousServer SupportDisk, Tape, SANs,NAS & iSCSI

Key Areas IT Optimization Storage Migration Information Availability Information Security Information Retention InformationCompliance

#1 Unix Platform

for SAP

System x

Blades #1 Market

Share

X Architecture

Key Features The flexible platform Windows & LinuxPlatform for SAP RevolutionaryEnterprise X-Architecture technologyfor Intel

Key Areas Appliance functions(e.g. web/print/filesharing) Accountsstandardized onWintel/Lintel

System i

Integrated, simple,

flexible systems

Integrated

Key FeaturesThe integrated platform Integrated 64-bitarchitecture, LPAR Integrated Database(parallel DB ) Lowest TCO Enhanced security

Key Areas

SMB Integrated solutionssuch as SAP All-In-One Small datacenters/limited IT staff


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System z

Power Systems

Modular Systems

Storage

Wrap up and Q&A


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IBM System z9 EC (2094)

Announced 7/05 - Superscalar Server with up to 64PUs

5 models Up to 54-way Granular Offerings for up to 8 CPs PU (Engine) Characterization

CP, SAP, IFL, ICF, zAAP, zIIP On Demand Capabilities

CUoD, CIU, CBU, On/Off CoD

Memory up to 512 GB Channels

Four LCSSs Multiple Subchannel Sets MIDAW facility

63.75 subchannels Up to 1024 ESCON channels Up to 336 FICON channels Enhanced FICON Express2 and 4 10 GbE, GbE, 1000BASE-T Coupling Links

Configurable Crypto Express2 Parallel Sysplex clustering HiperSockets up to 16 Up to 60 logical partitions Enhanced Availability Operating Systems

z/OS, z/VM, z/VSE, TPF, z/TPF, Linux on System z9

IBM System z family

Announced 4/06 - Superscalar Server with 8PUs

2 models Up to 4-way High levels of Granularity available

73 Capacity Indicators

PU (Engine) Characterization CP, SAP, IFL, ICF, zAAP, zIIP

On Demand Capabilities CUoD, CIU, CBU, On/Off CoD

Memory up to 64 GB Channels

Two LCSSs Multiple Subchannel Sets MIDAW facility

63.75 subchannels Up to 420 ESCON channels Up to 112 FICON channels Enhanced FICON Express2 4 Gbps 10 GbE, GbE, 1000BASE-T Coupling Links


z/OS, z/OS.e, z/VM, z/VSE, TPF, z/TPF, Linux onSystem z9

Announce 2/08 - Server with up to 77 PUs 5 models Up to 64-way Granular Offerings for up to 12 CPs PU (Engine) Characterization

CP, SAP, IFL, ICF, zAAP, zIIP On Demand Capabilities

CUoD, CIU, CBU, On/Off CoD, CPE

Memory up to 1.5 TB Channels

Four LCSSs Multiple Subchannel Sets MIDAW facility 63.75 subchannels

Up to 1024 ESCON channels Up to 336 FICON channels Enhanced FICON Express2 and 4 10 GbE, GbE, 1000BASE-T InfiniBand Coupling Links*


z/OS, z/VM, z/VSE, TPF, z/TPF, Linux on System z

IBM System z9 BC (2096)IBM System z10 EC (2097)

* All statements regarding IBM's future direction and intent are subject to change or withdrawal without notice, and represent goals and objectives only.


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60% of System z revenue is driven by newworkloads (Java, Linux, Database, SOA),generating new services opportunities.

Application modernization

Service Oriented Architecture

IT resource optimization

Linux server consolidation

Master data management hub

Centralized disaster recovery and backup

Consolidation for IT utility functions

security, Web application servers, networkfunctions, etc.

Large ERP workloads SAP, Oracle

applications


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Operational Business Intelligence on System z10

SAP Business Intelligence Accelerator on System z10

Consolidation & Virtualization ServerOptimization andIntegration Services for System z10

Encryption Authentication - Digital Certificate Authorityon System z10

SOA Core Banking Renovation & Payments Frameworkfor System z10

New System z10 based solutions for workloads and Industry

processes that leverage the full power of System z10

System z10 Designed for New Customer Workloads


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Banking and Payments

ACI Worldwides BASE24-eps for Banking Payments

EFD Data Navigator for Banking Payments

Core Banking Renovation with SmartBank SOA Solutions Enterprise Payments Platform powered by System z

SAS Fraud Management

Insurance Industry

Life Insurance SOA on System z

Public Sector

Informs Student Information System (SISJ2K)

Integrated Case Management with Cram Software

Automotive Industry

SupplierParts Quality on System z

Service Oriented Architecture and Industry Specific SolutionsPowered on System z10


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When to choose System z (mainframes)?

99.999% DB Reliability

Highest availability for critical SAP functions

Minimize Planned Outages

Capacity and Scalability Vertical and horizontal

64 bit addressing Improved DB intensive performance

Sysplex with Coupling Facility

IO Bandwidth, data in memory (upto 32 GB) Large Database Manageability

Multi-Terabyte Databases w/ hdw. compression

Online Backup and Reorganizations

Storage technology (flash copy, snapshot)

Self tuning DASD - PAV, multiple allegiance

Leverage and Protect Investment

Multiple LPARs and Priority Schemes OS/390 and Linux application servers

Proven automation and end-to-end system management.

DR ready - GDPS - cold, warm, AND hot

Non-disruptive CBU on/off OS/390 and DB2 Skills and Tools

Highest Degree of Security

7x24 Application Availability


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Agenda



System z

Power Systems

Modular Systems

Storage

Wrap up and Q&A


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Specialty Power Servers

BladeCenterJS12/JS22

Power 595

Power 550Express

Power 570

Power 520Express

Blue Gene

Cell Solutions / CellBlades QS21

Power 575

History of ConsistencyOn time deliveryContinued Binary compatibilityMainframe-inspired reliabilityIndustry leading virtualizationCombine AIX, i, and/or Linux

Complete flexibility for workload deployment

Power Systems Family

Power Systems Family


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Popular Solution Areas for IBM Power Systems

Oracle

For Nine out of the last Eleven Oracle Fiscal Quarters IBM System phas:

Delivered more UNIX based revenue ($$) to Oracle than any othertechnology provider.

Delivered more UNIX based new licenses (share) to Oracle thanany other technology provider

SAP

#1 SAP Unix Platform

Data Warehousing/Business Intelligence SOA

TransactionP

rocessing Systems CPU Intensive Applications

IBMs Support Computers are all based on Power


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When Power Servers with AIX/Linux

Customer requires/prefers/has UNIX / AIX

High Scalability Required

High Availability Requirement

Highly Reliable Hardware (mainframe-originated RAS features)

Fully Redundant

Maximum Performance

Improved Hardware Utilization

Logical partitions (LPARs); Dynamic LPARs; Micro-Partitioning

Virtual I/O Server with Shared I/O Resources

Lower TCO vs Competitors more work with less processors,lower software license costs.

Better ROI

#1 IBM Platform for SAP (largest number of installations)

When you need one or more ofthese:

Performance

ScalabilityAdvanced Virtualization UNIXArchitectural Flexibility


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IBM i is an integral part ofPower Systems

The 2008 unification of the former System iand System p product lines was the end resultof years of effort. Power Systems hardwareoffers a simplified ordering structure for allIBM midrange computer systems.

System i has a long history based on the

principles of: Code reuse

Code written in 1975 still runs today, leveragingthe latest hardware

Integration

Database, printing, communications and moreare integrated into the server

Simplicity

Designed for business & ease of operation

Security

The object oriented structure of i is inherentlysecure


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Typical ApplicationsTypical applications range across the board. With literally thousands of IBM and

Business Partner offerings, the odds are, if you can do it, you can do it on IBM i!

Application development in multiple languages

Business Integration across the enterprise

Commerce for both brick & mortar and e-business

Database and data management with highly compliant DB2

Networking and communications built in

Portals and collaboration with Rational, Lotus and WebSphere products

Systems management with the latest in GUI and Web based tools

Web and Application Servers, both proprietary and open source

See the full list at: http://www-03.ibm.com/systems/i/software/index.html


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When System i?

Customer has limited IT skills and can benefit from simplified

integrated system management

System I provides all the features of System p with integratedDB2 and simplified system management.

High Scalability Required

High Availability Requirement Highly Reliable Hardware (mainframe-originated RAS features)

Fully Redundant

Maximum Performance

Improved Hardware Utilization Logical partitions (LPARs); Dynamic LPARs; Micro-Partitioning

Virtual I/O Server with Shared I/O Resources

Lower TCO vs Competitors more work with less

When you need one ormore of these:

Simplified systemmanagementSupport small IT shopPerformance Scalability

Advanced VirtualizationArchitectural Flexibility


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Agenda



System z

Power Systems

Modular Systems

Storage

Wrap up and Q&A


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Modulars X Architecture Evolution

IBM announced X Architecture : 2001

Building on 40 Years of Mainframe serverExperience

Evolving superior technology into an brand

X environment Beginning with RAS

Growing with Intel/AMD Chipset technologies

Focusing on Performance aspect of server :Memory

Full Circle to Balanced Workflow Optimization Green Design Influence


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Modular Systems: Linux, Windows // AMD & IntelTowers, Racks, & Blades


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When System x (Intel or AMD servers)?

Customer Skills Windows/Linux on Intel or AMD is required Industry Standards

Commodity Based Product

Highly Scalable

Far Better than Competition in this Class

Large SAP Homogeneous Configurations

Good Scalability in 3 Tier Configurations

Capable of > 130,00 SAPS (over 26,000 SAPS at DB Layer)x3950 32 way (16 DC Paxville Processors), 3.0GHz

Highly Reliable

Redundant Components


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IBM BladeCenter Technology Today 2008

IBM BladeCenter is a simple integration of servers, storage andnetworking. Its innovative, open design offers a true alternative tosprawling racks and overheated server rooms

Built on the IBM X-Architecture strategy

Five different chassis to choose from

Blade Center S added for Stream-lined/SMB Environments

Seven different blades, including solid-state design and a range ofexpansion modules

An expansive I/O portfolio with simplified deployment and failover capability

Software for systems, energy and virtualization management

IBM services and support

June Announcement:

New Cell Technology : QS22

Single Socket: HS12 & JS12


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When BladeCenter?

Customer requires Blades

Data Center footprint/efficiency is most critical

Low Power/Energy consumption requirements

May be the lowest cost solution in some situations

Could be application servers for large DB servers (System p,System z)

Can mix and match AIX, Linux, Windows and Cell blades in thesame chassis


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Agenda



System z

Power Systems

Modular Systems

Storage

Wrap up and Q&A


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DS8000 and

DS6000 Disk

IBM eServers Nseries N7000,N5000& N3000

DS4000 and XIV

Disk

TS Family of

Tape Drives

and Libraries

Virtualization

SVC V4.3

.

Fiber

IBM TotalStorage

Software and TPC IBM Data Retention 550

Ethernet

SAN

Fiber

Fiber

Fiber

IBM DS3200

& DS3300

SCSI &

iSCSI Disk

Ethernet

IBM DS3400

FC Disk

IBM System Storage Solutions Update


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Distributed HeterogeneousMainframe, System i

Enterprise Disk Family PositioningAligned to Clients IT Requirements

High-end

Mid-range

DS8000

Mainframe & Distributed

Data Protection / Continuous Availability

Disaster Recovery

OLTP

Optimized for Capacity growth: >50 TB

SVC

Multi-vendor openstorage

Data migration

Space EfficientReplication

Thin ProvisioningDS4000Modular, scalable disk storage (start small

and grow incrementally)

Low cost /TB

Basic snapshot and mirroring capabilitiesOptimized for capacity < 50TBs

DS6000 Mainframe andSystem i Compatible copyservices w/DS8K Optimized forcapacity < 50 TB

XIV

Competitive Takeout

SIMPLE capacity mgmt.

Thin provisioning

TierLess

Optimized for capacitygrowth > 50TB

NAS

N series

NAS or FileStoragesupport

Combined fileand blocksupport inone system

DCS9550Support intensive computational applicationsRequiring high sequential bandwidth - HPC,Digital Media, and Clustered DVS

High

Performance

Computing

Scale-OutFile ServicesSoFS massivescalability


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Discover and classify data

Implement classes of service

Support data governance policy

Information Retention

Information Availability

Reduce reputationrisksand audit deficienciesSupport yourinformationretention policies

Delivercontinuous andreliableaccess to information

Information Compliance

Flexible tiered storage

Policy-based archival

Indexing and long term retention

Support recovery scenarios

Virtualize storage

Simplify Management

Control access

Protect data in motion

Protect data at rest

Protect and enable securesharingofinformation

Information Security

Encrypted Media, Key Management

zSecure Suite

Tivoli Compliance Insight Manager

Geographically Dispersed Parallel

Sysplex (GDPS)

Scale Out File Services (SOFS)

Grid Medical Archiving (GMAS)

Virtual Tape System (VTS)

Compliance Warehouse

Data Retention System (DR550)

Storage is not just about hardware but about solutions


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System z

Power Systems

Modular Systems

Storage

Wrap up and Q&A


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The IBM Suite of Servers and Storage The most complete line in theindustry.

System z System p System Storage

Best Quality

of Service#1 Storage

Vendor in 2005

Zero down time

Key Features The mission criticalplatform Industry leadingvirtual partitioning forz/OS and LinuxLeading EdgeSecurity, Availability,Scalability

Support all modernstandards

Key areas ApplicationModernization SOA ITOptimization ERP

Performance

Key Features Market Leader UnixSystem Unmatched scalabilityin distributed market Fastest, mostsophisticated UNIXprocessorsIndustry leading

virtualization Combine AIX, i, and/orLinux

Key Areas

ERP Data server / BusinessWarehouse IT Optimization Web applications/SOA

Key Features VirtualizationSimplifiedmanagement HeterogeneousServer SupportDisk, Tape, SANs,NAS & iSCSI

Key Areas IT Optimization Storage Migration Information Availability Information Security Information Retention InformationCompliance

#1 Unix Platform

for SAP

System x

Blades #1 Market

Share

X Architecture

Key Features The flexible platform Windows & LinuxPlatform for SAP RevolutionaryEnterprise X-Architecture technologyfor Intel

Key Areas Appliance functions(e.g. web/print/filesharing) Accountsstandardized onWintel/Lintel

System i

Integrated, simple,

flexible systems

Integrated

Key FeaturesThe integrated platform Integrated 64-bitarchitecture, LPAR Integrated Database(parallel DB ) Lowest TCO Enhanced security

Key Areas

SMB Integrated solutionssuch as SAP All-In-One Small datacenters/limited IT staff


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Contacts

Sogeti: Jean-Marc Gaultier - Global Alliance VP ([email protected])

Sunil Talreja - US VP IBM Open Systems Practice([email protected])

IBM Jerry Woodard - IBM Global Alliance Exec ([email protected]) 214-534-

8122 Mobile

Jeffrey Loftus - IBM Software Sales ([email protected]) 301-803-3879 Office

Lon Holden - IBM Global Software Solution Manager ([email protected])816-556-6893 Office

Carolyn Tung - IBM Server Sales Client Manager ([email protected]) 28

9-333-3973 Office

Jim Grecni, IBM Executive IT Architect ([email protected]), 203-486-2005Office


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