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Micromuse and IBM TivoliHave Joined Forces
Headquartered in Austin, Texas; ~3,250 employees worldwide
Part of IBM’s Software Group; ~40,000 employees worldwide
Focus on systems, storage, and security management software to deliver comprehensive IT Service Management (ITSM)
Market share leader in Enterprise Systems Management for four years in a row (Gartner, June 2005)
22,000 Tivoli software customers worldwide
Many customers in common with Micromuse (especially in financial services)
Headquartered in San Francisco, CA; ~650 employees worldwide24 offices worldwideExtensive product portfolio under flagship Netcool® brandMore than 1,800 customers sold worldwideCustomer base includes 14 of the top 20 companies in the Fortune 500 and the 20 largest telecommunications carriers worldwideWorldwide direct sales and partner ecosystem with deep network management experience
IBM Netcool - Market Leaderin Business and Service Assurance
Service Assurance:Helping the world’s largest service providers manage networks, services, and customers real-time
Business Assurance:Ensuring availability of mission-critical
applications and services in today’s service providers
Data / IP Switches, Routers, LANS and
WANS
Wireless Services and
Networks
Cable and Broadband
Services
Applications, Enterprise Servers
and Mainframes
Telco Switches, PBX, and Optical
Networks
Why a recent study comparing 190 OSS vendors rated us #1 in OSS management:√ Ultra-scalable platform for
today’s mission-critical services and infrastructure
√ Best and broadestfoundation to manage multi-vendor environments
√ Realtime, end-to-endperspective on the user quality experience
√ A unique vision to support your migration to converged service delivery …
“Micromuse emerged as the top vendor across all OSS categories in the current
survey …
OSS specialist companies are getting more credit for market leadership, at the
expense of bigger technology conglomerates.”
Source: Heavy Reading, March 2005
Industry Viewpoint:Micromuse Leading the Pack in OSS
AOLAT&T*Bell Canada*BellSouth*CablevisionComcastCox Comm. DigexEarthlinkMCI*SBC*Sprint (& Nextel)*Telmex*Triton PCSUUNETVerioVerizon*Qwest*
BelgacomBritish Telecom*BT CellnetCable & WirelessCablecomDeutsche Telekom*France Telecom*KPN*NTLSwisscomT-MobileTelecom Italia*Telefonica*Telekom AustriaTelenorTeliaSoneraTelkom South Africa Vodafone*
China MobileChina NetcomChina TelecomChina UnicomChina Rail
CSLEricssonISTT SingaporeJapan TelecomJiTongKDDI*
NTT*Philippine LDTShanghai CableSingtelSmarToneTelstra
AMERICAS EMEA
ASIA PACIFIC
All 20 of the world’s top 20 service providers are Micromuse customers1,000+ Service Provider CustomersRated #1 OSS Vendor by Heavy Reading!
*Top 20 based upon FT Global 500 March 2005
Managing World’s Leading Service Provider Networks
AlcatelBoeingCadence Design SystemsGraybar ElectricEricssonGE AppliancesLockheed MartinLSI LogicMotorolaPorscheRenaultTRW
MANUFACTURING:
Brazilian Postal ServiceDist. Of Columbia Govt.European CommissionFrench Postal ServiceFDICInt’l. Monetary FundLA Dept. of Water & PowerNASANat’l. Institutes of HealthNY / NJ Port AuthorityRATP (Paris Transport)SECShanghai GovernmentSRA InternationalState of ArkansasState of MichiganState of UtahUS Dept. of CorrectionsUS Dept. of StateUS Dept. of TreasuryWestchester County
GOVERNMENT:Atlanta Public SchoolsFollett Higher EducationSW Texas State Univ.University of ArizonaUniversity of ArkansasUniversity of MarylandSyracuse UniversityTexas A&MUNC CharlotteWichita Public Schools
EDUCATION: ENERGY:British GasBritish PetroleumDevon EnergyDynegy Corp.PemexSchlumberger
Celera GenomicsKaiser PermanenteLab OneMedtronicNW Memorial HospitalPartners HealthcareWilliam Beaumont
HEALTH CARE:
FINANCIAL:Aetna InsuranceAIG InsuranceBancAmericaBear StearnsBarclays CapitalCharles SchwabCitiGroupCzech Ministry of FinanceDepository Trust Corp.Deutsche Bank / DMGe*TradeErie InsuranceFannie MaeFirst UnionFirst ServicesING BaringsInstinet/ ReutersJP Morgan ChaseKeyBankLiberty Mutual InsuranceMerrill LynchMorgan StanleyProvidian FinancialSalomon Smith BarneyUBSWUSBancorpWells Fargo BankWells Real Estate Fund
RETAIL:1-800 FlowersAmazon.comCircuit CityDirecTVThe GapHome DepotJC PenneyTesco
TRANSPORT:Bay Area Rapid TransitDelta TechnologyLufthansaMunich AirportSITA
And more…
Proven in Global 2000 Enterprises
Monitor and ensure the UPTIME of
applications, systems, and
networks
Measure and improve the QUALITY of
infrastructure performance and user experience
Protect and preserve the
INTEGRITY of business assets
and regulated processes
Capture and convey the BUSINESS CONTEXT to establish relevance, measure impact, and prioritize response
Netcool’s Unique, Comprehensive Assurance Paradigm
BUSINESS SERVICE MANAGEMENT:Providing assurance for the services, applications, transactions, and processes that drive revenue, including the real-time business KPIs, operational metrics and SLA reporting organizations require to attain
optimal business performance.
CONSOLIDATED OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT:Netcool’s powerful “manager-of-managers” platform delivers
end-to-end visibility and control of complex infrastructures..
CONSOLIDATED OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT:Netcool’s powerful “manager-of-managers” platform delivers
end-to-end visibility and control of complex infrastructures..
DOMAIN-SPECIFIC MANAGEMENT:Netcool enables intelligent management of specific Infrastructure domains, such as networks, systems, applications, security, storage, VoIP, wireless, etc.
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The Netcool Business Acceleration Model
CONSOLIDATION Layer
CORRELATION Layer
VISUALIZATION Layer
COLLECTION Layer
Realtime Event Processing
Discovery:
Common DataRepository
Devices
Collection:
Connectivity Dependencies Alarms Performance Status
Consolidation Engines:
Analytics Engines:Performance
AnalyticsTopology
CorrelationThreat
CorrelationFault
Resolution
Integrated Dashboard Views:
CR
OSS
-LA
YER
INTE
GR
ATI
ONServices Processes Performance Decision
Performance DataMart
Netcool Suite Logical Architecture:The Foundation for Business Acceleration
PhysicalPlant
TransmissionLayer
NetworkLayer
ApplicationLayer
OMNIbusOMNIbus
Event Probes
ScaleableAggregation
Real-time &Historical Events
Service Monitors
MonitorsMonitors
Application &Service Metrics
UserExperienceMonitoring
COLLECT
CONSOLIDATE
ANALYZE
INFORM
PrecisionPrecision
Auto-discovery
Discovery andTopology
Logical & PhysicalNetwork Topology
ProvisoProviso
Dataloaders
Performance Management
Performance Data
NeuSecureNeuSecure
EAMs
Security InformationManagement
SecurityThreats
ServiceLayer
Impact FamilyImpact FamilyBusiness-Context
CorrelationService-LevelCorrelation
Real-TimeData Integration
TopologyCorrelation
SecurityCorrelation
Real-timeBusiness/Operations
Displays
Historical Reporting& Analysis
Network and Service Topology
Visualisation
DashboardsDashboardsProcess &Workflow
Integration
Netcool Product Families
Netcool Suite Architecture
ObjectServer
(Omnibus)
Probes
“The Network”“The Network”• Devices• Applications• Protocols• 3rd Party EMSs / Agents• Logical Services, etc.
•Traps• Syslogs• Logfiles• 3rd Party APIs• etc.
Monitors
• HTTP• LDAP• SAA• TFTP• TCP Port• AEM/WSH, etc.
SSM/ASMAgents
HistoricalArchive
DB
Reporter Gateway
Impact
Provisioning
Billing
CRM, etc.
Data SourceAdapters
3rd PARTY OSSSYSTEMS
Webtop/Portal
Synthetic Tranxs
Policies
PrecisionTN/IP
Proviso
NeuSecure
RAD
Layer 1/2/3NetworkModel
Root Cause Analysis
Discovery & Monitoring
Perf &SLAArchive(Oracle)
BUSINESS & SERVICEMODELING
Events
SECURITYMANAGEMENT
PERFORMANCEMANAGEMENT
NETWORKMODELING
FAULTMANAGEMENT
VISUALIZATION & DASHBOARDS
ADVANCEDCORRELATION
Collection Infrastructure- COTS Integrations Provide Comprehensive Performance, Security, Event and
Fault Collection (over 300+ Off-the-shelf Probes and Integrations)- Comprehensive Technology Vendor Alliance program ensure Future-proof
deployments- Support for Legacy Integration through to Advanced IP Consolidation- Flexible and Scalable; Technology Independent Topology Discovery and
Collection – leveraged for Visualisation, Correlation and Asset Management- Improved Speed of Deployment through Network Model-Independent Event
ProcessingConsolidation Infrastructure
- Vendor, Technology-independent Event, Performance, Topology Processing Engines
- Proven Scalability in the World’s largest environments (SP and Banking)- Common Resource / Service Consolidation
Netcool Collection and Consolidation
OPEX
Customer Satisfaction &Operational Efficiency# Events
>10
>100
>1k
>10M
Degree of Netcool Advanced Data Processing Implemented
Event Collection/ConsolidationMaximum Event Generation
Probes and Monitors
Probe & Monitor LevelEvent Filtering &
Suppression
Auto ‘Clear’ EventsEvent De-duplication
State-based CorrelationAutomated Resolution
Device-based RCA
Topology-Based RCA
Netcool Solutions Summary:Dramatic Business Bottom-Line Impact
Netcool Advanced Data Processing Delivers
Business Assurance and Increased Operations
Efficiency Through Massive Event Reduction and
Prioritization
Netcool provides a comprehensive set of techniques designed for event data correlation and analysisEvents are correlated with various data sources using powerful and flexible tools optimized for each task
Event/Alarm Data Network TopologyInventory DataOperator ActionTime WindowsUser Specified PriorityBusiness ProcessesService DependenciesCustomer Data
Rapid focussed information flow to the right audiencesOpen-flexible Business Integration Layer (COTS, RDBMS, Middleware etc)Discovered Topology
(inclusive data)Collected Events(exclusive data)
Event Reduction andDevice-Level Correlation
Topology & Connectivity Correlation
PolicyCorrelation
ServiceCorrelation
E.G In KPN
15Mill+ network events/day
150 actionable events/day
Netcool for Analysis and Integration
Use Impact to access external data dynamically to increase event relevanceFlag root cause and symptom events across technologiesIn general uses external data (inventory) accessed by ImpactTypical example: flag ATM circuit events caused by SDH trunk failureTypical third party data used: planned works, inventory, provisioning
ImpactPolicies
Data SourceAdapters
144.124.108.101 Link failed
myNode.com San Jose In Service 10:35Provisioning
database
SLA database
SQN-PAR-MAR Circuit down probable cause: SDH circuit: NQMSDH1 10:35
SDH Circuit: SQN-PAR-MAR
NQMSDH1 LoS Loss of Signal 10:35TT: 123495
Trouble Ticketing
Event Enrichment andCross Domain Correlation
Bi-directional integration with:SQL Databases
DB2, Oracle, Microsoft SQL Server, Informix, Sybase, MySQL, PostgreSQL, ODBC
Standards and SystemsWeb Services, LDAP, SNMP, XML, Flat File
Middleware/MessagingMQ Series, JMS, TIBCO, Vitria
ApplicationsCramer, Granite, Metasolv, Netcool ObjectServer, Precision IP
Element Management SystemsAlcatel 5620, Nortel Preside
Data Source Adapters
Multiple Application Groups
Discover Network Infrastructure
Discover Application Connectivity
Discover Business Processes
Integrated Discovery & Correlation from the Network AND Application Layers Combined
Network TopologyVisualisation
Root Cause & Resource Impact
Analysis
Realtime Operational Indicators
Event Summary Indicators
Event Drill-down and Management
Inform Layer: Operational Displays
Realtime SLA Tracking
Auto-Service Dependency
Mapping
Realtime Operational Indicators
Event Summary Indicators
Root Cause & Service Impact
Analysis
Inform Layer: Service Displays
Real-time Business Indicators
Service Status Indicators
Real-time and Historical Reporting
Event Indicators
Third-partyData
Inform Layer: Business Displays
Integrated PlatformSeparate Tools
> New services “Triple Play”(voice / video / data)
> IT management consolidation> More operational efficiencies
> Converged service assurance(fault / performance / security)
> Business / service alignment(deploy / monitor / manage / SLM)
Network Convergence
Management Convergence
Source: Nortel / Micromuse
ServiceInfrastructure
Converged Services -><- Converged Manageability
PE RouterBoston
SBCBoston
MediaGatewayBoston
PSTNEnd-PointNYC
PE RouterNYC
Service QualityAvailability
MOS
MOSJitter,
LatencyPacket LossPath Location
NYC-Boston
AverageMOS
Path AvailabilityLatency
JitterPacket Loss
VoIP CoS
Post Policy Throughput,
Drop Packets
Active SessionsErrors
Available TrunkActive CallsDSP Usage
CPE
RGATA
AccessNYC
AvailabilityBandwidth
Errors
Access
DSLAMCMTS
MPLS Backbone
Router
VPNVPLS
SBCMGWRouter
VoIP Bearer
VoIP Path
MOS: 2.8
Packet Loss: 2 %
Worst Path: NYC-Boston
Call Completion: 95 %Traffic Load: 1.2 Eg
Example Service Assurance for TelcoEnd-to-End VoIP Path View
Business Goal Netcool™ Solution Return on Investment
Netcool implemented in 5 countries (SMC), and consolidated at MSMC as Manager-of-Manager
Service view & Performance MeasurementsPlanned work schedulesCritical real-time service escalationsKnowledge repositoryGlobal Trouble TicketingCentralised reporting Built-in High Availability
Supports equipments from Nortel, Ericsson, Nokia, Siemens, Cisco, Comverse, …, etc
GSM RAN & BackboneUMTS RAN & BackboneIP & ATM…
MSMC & 5 SMCs were deployed in less than 6 months
Single view of the entire operations, enabling
Fast detection, isolation & resolution of national & international service problemsMeasure & monitor KPIsCentralised reporting
Information available to users anytime, anywhere
Ability to support major events such as Tradeshow or Sports (E.g. Euro 2004)
Increase investors’ & analysts’confidence
A Centre of Excellence showcase to demonstrate the company’s ability to achieve its growth targets.
Provide a standardised service management approach for the operations in 5 countries (Service Management Centres)
Correlate data from each SMC to focus on critical customers SLAs
Improve customer satisfaction
Improve service uptime
Reduce customer churn
Increase competitive edge by being able to support delivery of new services quickly
ROI Case Study T-MobilePan-EMEA Master Service Management Centre
Business Goals: Front-to-back view of critical business functions− Global event management− Increase the ability to report on key infrastructure metrics− Total cost, overall health (up/down), capacity, performance− Decrease Mean-Time-To-Discover (MTTD) & Mean-Time-To-Repair (MTTR) − Leverage functionality of installed tools and management systems− Faster notification of business stream owners when a status-affecting event occurs
Netcool Solutions : Centralised view of mission-critical apps− Centralized view of mission-critical apps and infrastructure of 6 regional centers
Americas / Europe / Asia. Network Servers, Database, Applications & Messaging− Solves scale problem: +600 Applications, 8000 servers, 8500 Databases, +2000 Layer
2/3 routers and switches, 1000’s of users served− 24 x 7 availability, Fully fault tolerant− Reduced 50 millions raw alarms to 12,000 a day (3000:1 event reduction)− Isolation of problem within 1 minute− Provide an alert within 10 sec for critical failures− Automated assignment/ notification for critical events
Results: 20% efficiency savings through automation− Increased application availability (est. losses of $300k per/minute downtime) − Improved ability to support all M&A activities & quickly integrate acquired assets − Proactive correlation of system events with service owners− 20% efficiency savings through automation
Maintaining high availability and performance of the trading applications is extremely critical. A minute of application downtime would cause the company a loss of $300K.
The support staff need to be notified and resolve the problem rapidly – before it affects the trader.
Either Graphical or direct to Alerts
Launch screens de-coupled from controller
Enables multiple views open on support screen
‘floating’ controllerMinimal usage of valuable screen space
Immediate split between App. & Infra. alerts
Micromuse Usage onTrading Floor at UBS
Software Alliances Systems Integrators / VARsHardware Vendors
+100 VARs worldwide
Integration is the Key Factor:Netcool Delivers the Strongest Partner Engine
NETCOOL for:Comprehensive assurance
(end-to-end, top-to-bottom)
Proactive business, service, and security monitoring
Strategic alignment of business and infrastructure
Realtime, ultra-scalable, intelligent management
Netcool Business and Service Assurance Solutions
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