the zen and art of it management (vm world keynote 2012)
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Zen and the art of IT ManagementCore, or chore: Choices in IT ManagementJohn Michelsen, CTO, CA Technologies
Copyright © 2012 CA. All rights reserved.
(Not me.)
John Michelsen, CTOCA Technologies
About CA Technologiesleading the way globally
The CA Technologies difference:
• Broad and deep portfolio of solutions that deliver results across the entire business services lifecycle
• Innovation through organic investments and acquisitions
• Customer choice: multi-platform and system agnostic, consume software the way you want – on-premise, on-demand, service providers
*Forrester Research, Inc., “Who’s Who In IT Management Software 2.0”, August 17, 2010** IDC, “Worldwide Cloud Systems Management Software, 2011-2015 Update and 2010 Vendor Shares”, Document No. 231493, November 2011.
MARKET LEADERSHIP
One of the Forbes World’s Most Innovative Companies
RANKED #1 in Forrester’s list of IT Management Software Vendors by Revenue.*
RANKED #2 Cloud Systems Management Software Vendor**
One of Fortune Magazine’s Most Admired Companies (software industry)
One of Newsweek’s Top 10 greenest companies
30+ years managing complex IT environments
$4.8 billion annual revenue & strong profit
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The age of innovation
88% newcommercial
enterprise apps will move to
the cloud
CLOUDCOMPUTING
30 billion pieces of
content shared on Facebook every month
SOCIALNETWORK
2-7 Zetabytes90% unstructured
BIG DATAANALYTICS
Mobile web bigger than
desktop internet by 2015
MOBILEDEVICE
15 billion networked
devices by 2015
INTERNET OF THINGS
67% of CIOs see their role evolving to Chief Innovation Officer1
1 IDC, “Top 10 Predictions, Worldwide CIO Agenda 2012 Top 10 Predictions,” IDC #232816, January 2012.
Challenges making this transformation
Can’t bring new ideas to market quickly enough
Current IT is expensive to sustain and maintain
Security risks are increasing dramatically
Strategies for driving business innovation
DRIVE INNOVATION
FREE UP RESOURCES
REDUCE RISK
Racing Tires
Acceleration
Steering input “You only have 100% available.
How do you allocate it?”
IT Management
Innovation
KTLO
b
Consistent performance
Minor investment in time, money,
expertise
Outsourced maintenance
teams (local garage)
No tools required
choremaintenance:
t
Peak performance
Major investment in time, money,
expertise
Dedicated maintenance
teams (pit crew)
Specialty tools requiredcoremaintenance:
“RIGHT WAY”
THERE IS NO SINGLE
Too much work with too few resources
Efforts to “keep the lights on” interferes with the innovation imperative
Lack of visibility into public/private IT impacts quality of services
Too much work for too few
people?
Limited visibility into IT systems
and operations?
“Keeping the lights on”
interfering with innovation?
Constrained by heavy installs,
or rigid ITIL processes?
Profile: Essential IT Management
Trouble managing
performance at enterprise
scale?
Escalating complexity &
service delivery costs?
Disjointed view of infrastructure
health and performance?
Technology and process sprawl
preventing effective
collaboration?
Profile: Comprehensive IT Management
Increasing complexity from more data, services, channels, locations, endpoints, infrastructure
Consumerisation of IT
Use of social media
Increasingly mobile/distributed workforce
Expansion into new territories
Cloud computing
Rapidly expanding volumes of data
0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60%
31%
35%
35%
36%
39%
53%
What do you think are the most significant drivers for change in the IT department?
Source: CA Technologies Research, The Future Role of the CIO, Dec 2011, n=685
Too much KTLO
63%
37%Maintaining Current SystemsDelivering New Business Services
“What percent of your IT spending today is allocated to the following?
Source: The Innovation Imperative, CA Technologies Research conducted by IDG, August 2012.Base: Total 800, NA 150; EMEA 300; APAC 275; LA 75
So most decision-makers want IT to improve efficiency, streamline process, increase capacity for innovation
Improve our customer management capabilities
Lower IT's operational costs to free up money for new initiatives
Increase IT capacity/resources to drive business innovation
Improve or streamline business process
Improve the efficiency of IT
60% 62% 64% 66% 68% 70% 72% 74% 76%
66%
67%
71%
74%
75%
Top five IT management priorities - Enterprises* - “Which of the following initiatives are likely to be your organization’s top management priorities over the next 12 months?”
Base: 1,531 IT decision-makers*Percent of respondents indicating this was a high or critical prioritySource: Forrester Research, Inc., “2012 IT Budget Planning Guide For CIOs”, October 27, 2011
Challenge To maintain service levels
for 8,700 client orgs and 6 million end-users
To resolve IT performance problems quickly, efficiently
Result – Transforming ITSolution CA Service Assurance
solutions to evaluate network performance, capture metrics, and identify root cause of problems
Jack Henry & Associates safeguard service quality for 8,700 companies
Faster problem resolution
More cost-effective and efficient IT operations
Improved customer service, satisfaction levels
Jack Henry & Associates, Inc. processes transactions, automates business processes, and manages mission-critical information for more than 11,200 financial institutions and corporate entities.
Challenge To better identify and fix
availability and performance issues
To more effectively communicate status to end user community
Result – Transforming ITSolution CA Infrastructure
Management solutions for broad experience monitoring from 60 locations in 30 countries
Wikimedia Foundation found an easy, affordable way to track, optimize and report on the user experience
Improved service levels
Reduced downtime, cost
Better user experience
Built credibility, goodwill
The Wikimedia Foundation operates some of the largest collaboratively edited reference projects in the world, including Wikipedia, a top-ten Internet property.
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