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Smarter Systems for a Smarter Planet

Executive Overview





Smarter Planet:

the progress is inspiring

Smarter cities around the world

such as Dubuque

Smarter medicine in Spain

Smarter energy grid in Malta

Smarter traffic systems in Stockholm

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Yet the reality can seem

daunting

Numerous system integrations are required to

make a city smarter

Tremendous analytic power is needed to

discover new treatments for cancer

Massive amounts of data flowing from hundreds

of thousands of smart meters must be read

multiple times per hour

Staggering numbers of images must be

captured, stored, managed and linked to billing

and collection systems in real time





Especially in light of today¶s challenges

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of data center managers claim their data centers will

max out their energy capacity within one to two years341%

of digital data is now unstructured4 and requiresgreater effort to transform it into usable intelligence80%

of this power often sits idle2

Processor power doubles

every 18 months, but up to 85%






We need Smarter Systemsfor a Smarter Planet

Intentionally designing integrated systems²that redefineperformance and optimize resources

to deliver the highest possible value.





Smarter sy

stems are optimized for the

needs and the workloads


of the world we live in today






The needsReduce the cost and complexity of managing data

Discover insights and optimize processes ± in real time.

Achieve the business performance and scale required

Deliver operational efficiency & business agility

Manage risk, security and compliance





The workloadsTransaction Processing and Database Applications

Business Intelligence and Analytics

Business Process Management

Collaboration and Infrastructure Applications





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Different needs

and priorities

A wide range

of workloads

Optimization requires

smarter systems





Smarter systems

deliver:

Management

of vast amountsof data

Business

agility

Business

performance

and scale

Insight from

information

Management of

risk, security

and compliance





Store, manage and

retrieve vast amountsof data «

...without creating unnecessary cost or complexity

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Deliver business

performance & scale «« yet consume less energy, floor space and human resources

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Turn information

into insight «« quickly enough to empower new and improved business processes -

operating in real time

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Increase business

agility «... to improve service delivery

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Effectively manage

risk, security andcompliance «

« so you can focus on innovation

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IBM is building Smarter Systemsfor a Smarter Planet

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Management

of vast amountsof data

Business

agility

Business

performance

and scale

Insight from

information

Management of

risk, security

and compliance





IBM innovation at all levelsprovides a portfolio of systems, optimized for

individual needs and workloads, based on:

Deep understanding of client needs

Massive investment in technology leadership

Robust integration of systems and software






Smarter systems from IBMcan help UNIX® clients that are migrating from

competitive systems save up to:

95%on software

licensing

97% on floor

space

95%on

energy







Smarter systems from IBMenable you to add memory to x86-based systems

independently of the processor 4

Add up to

6xmore memory per

processor

Reduce storage

costs by up to 97%and licensing

costs by 50%






Smarter systems from IBMcan help you optimize data and transaction

processing workloads and

save an average

36%over competing

offerings. 5






Smarter systems from IBMhelped a business struggling with data

management challenges:

reduce its compute

footprint by 50%and power

costs by 30%while growing

the business by 200%





Smarter systems from IBM

Ready for work

Built for change

Fueled by expertise

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Intel is a trademark or registered trademark of Intel Corporation or its subsidiaries in the United States and other countries.

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References in this publication to IBM products or services do not imply that IBM intends to make them available in allcountries in which IBM operates.

1 Forrester Research, The State Of Global Enterprise IT Budgets: 2009 To 2010 , Jennifer Belissent, Ph.D., November 18, 2009,

http://www.forrester.com/rb/Research/state_of_global_enterprise_it_budgets_2009/q/id/53332/t/22 According to IBM estimates

3 According to IBM research4 IBM, ³IBM Announces Smart Analytics and Transactional Systems to Draw Key Insights from Vast Amounts of Data,´ news release, April 7, 2010,

http://www-03.ibm.com/press/us/en/pressrelease/29823.wss5 All statistics based on IBM findings.

6 International Technology Group, Los Altos, California, Value Proposition for IBM DB2 9.7: Cost Savings Potential Compared to Oracle Database 11g ,August 2009, ftp://public.dhe.ibm.com/common/ssi/sa/wh/n/iml14187usen/IML14187USEN.PDF

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