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September 16, 2010. Changing Business with Information. Business Analytics on System z. Agenda. The Changing Environment and Requirements The System z Solution Foundation IBM Smart Analytics System 9600 IBM Smart Analytics Optimizer Getting Started. - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
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Changing Business with Information
September 16, 2010
Business Analytics on System zBusiness Analytics on System z
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Agenda
The Changing Environment and Requirements
The System z Solution Foundation
IBM Smart Analytics System 9600
IBM Smart Analytics Optimizer
Getting Started
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The world is changing and becoming more…
The resulting explosion of information
creates a need for a new kind of intelligence
… to help build a Smarter Planet
Instrumented
Interconnected
Intelligent
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Imagine If Your Decision Makers Could…
Physician Telco Loyalty Manager
Supply Chain Manager
Retail Sales Manager
…predict and treat high-risk patients to proactively intervene
at time of visit?
…apply inferred social relationships of
customers to prevent churn?
…identify inventory levels and order
demands at time of order?
…determine which discounts will drive additional sales if offered at time of
sale?
…optimize every transaction, process and decision at the point of impact, based on the current situation,
without requiring that everyone be an analytical expert
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Business Requirements Have Changed… and again require highest Quality of Service
According to Gartner:– Fewer than 15% of data warehouses in 2007 have been
designed to provide high availability, failover, disaster recovery and the remaining components of mission-critical systems.
– The mixed workload performance will become the single most important performance issue in Data Warehousing
– Over 60% of current data warehouses fail when attempting to deliver in-line operational BI and Analytics
• Resulting in lost revenue or increased costs.
System z is again at the forefront– Proven reliability and continuous availability capabilities
– Industry leading availability and workload management capabilities
– Exploiting synergic effects of proximity to the operational data
– Leveraging your investments in the platform
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Getting To The Answers Is Not Always EasyThe Pressure is On!
No way I can deploy a new system by next quarter!
What is our consolidated revenue?, I keep getting different answers…
One solution, five vendors, ten support numbers, ..we might as well be system integrators.
Revenue & profits are down,….. only thing that is up is my quota.
Whatever I spend to solve today's problem must be relevant to solve tomorrows as well.
Even if I had the applications I do not trust my information.
No way my infrastructure can support these new requirements.
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What Clients are Telling Us
• We Need a Single System to Deliver Our Analytics Needs
Simplified planning, purchase, deployment, maintenance, and growth
Designed for Enterprise class analytics and performance
Pay as you grow Modular-based Deployment
• We Need Faster Time To Value
Pre-Built for Rapid Deployment
Pre-tested and Configured to your requirement
Out of the Box Performance
Minimized risk through standards and proven best practices
With Reduced Cost Of Ownership
Reduced integration costs Less Storage, Server and floor
Space required Reduced Labor Reduced Energy Consumption Improved system management Flexibly add user and data capacity
to meet growth requirements
And Greater Access to Information and Analytics
Pre-Configured Business Intelligence Modules with flexibility of functionality and style of delivery
Optimized and integrated OLAP capability gives you performance at the speed of thought
We Need …………………….
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IBM System z…the platform for the future
"you cannot think seriously about your longer-term IT architecture without thinking equally seriously about what today's mainframe
environment has to offer“
CIO Magazine: Mainframe computing is set for a rebirth – September 29, 2009
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The System z Solution Foundation
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WarehouseWarehouse
Present
Acquire
ETLETLData QualityData Quality ELTELT
ReplicationReplicationEAIEAIEIIEII
Data Warehouse/BI Basics - Four stages between Data and Information
Store
CubingCubing
Operational Source SystemsStructured/ Unstructured Data
Operational Applications
Transform/Optimize
IBM SPSS Decision
Management
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The IBM Data Warehouse Solution on System z Foundation
z/OS LPAREnterprise Data Warehouse
z/OS LPAREnterprise Data Warehouse
z/OS LPAROperational System (OLTP)
z/OS LPAROperational System (OLTP)
DB2 for z/OSDB2 for z/OS DB2 for z/OS VUEDB2 for z/OS VUE
ELTELT
Solution Edition for Enterprise LinuxSolution Edition for Enterprise Linux
Solution Edition for zDWSolution Edition for zDW
z/ OS
Data Sharing Group
LINUX ON SYSTEM Z – or z/VM LPARLINUX ON SYSTEM Z – or z/VM LPAR
InfoSphere Information
Server
InfoSphere Warehouse
Cognos BI Server
Lin
ux
Consolidation of mission-critical data on System z
Ability to leverage existing environment, high availability, backup and governance procedures as well as skills
Efficient data movement between LPARs and DB2 Subsystems
Performance and TCO improvements through cubing services (data marts) and DB2 enhancements
Complex transformations and data quality driven from Linux on System z with Information Server
Low Latency movement of data with Replication Server
InfoSphere Replication Server
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The IBM Solution: IBM Information ServerDelivering information you can trust
Understand
Cleanse Transform Deliver
Parallel ProcessingRich Connectivity to Applications, Data, and
Content
IBM Information Server
Discover, model, and govern information
structure and content
Standardize, merge,and correct information
Combine and restructure
information for new uses
Synchronize, virtualize and move information for in-
line delivery
Unified Deployment
Unified Metadata Management
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InfoSphere Warehouse on System z Provides a highly scalable, resilient, lower cost way to design, populate and optimize a
DB2 for z/OS Data Warehouse
Adds core data warehouse and analytics capability to DB2 for z/OS– Advanced physical database modeling and design– In-database data movement and manipulation capabilities of SQL Warehouse Tool (SQW)– Optimize multidimensional reporting and analysis of data with Cubing Service
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Cognos
Excel
OLTP DB2 DWH DB2
SQW
MDX Queries
Cubing Services
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IBM InfoSphere Warehouse Cubing Services
InfosphereWarehouse
Warehouse Modeling
Cubing Services
IBM Business Analytics
Large enterprise IT deploymentsPrimary OLAP Use:
Ideal for:
• Very large data sets with very large dimensions
• Enterprise rollouts requiring near real time data
For IT departmentsFor IT departments
Operational Planning, Financial analytics, business reporting
Because of its unique:• Scalable, low latency OLAP• Standard, Open APIs• Integrated IT tooling
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Optimized Decision Making
Message Sources
Modern and Legacy Sources
Application Sources
OLAP Sources
Relational Sources
Easy access to a consistent, trusted and relevant view of information where, when and how it is needed
Intuitive and tightly integrated capabilities accommodate decision makers with different needs and skill sets
Common Business Model
Cognos
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Measure and Monitor to See “How” You’re DoingDashboards
• Provide at-a-glance, high impact views of complex information
• Help quick focus on issues that need attention and action
• Combine information across disparate sources
• Benefit from range of highly visual personalized, managed, or self-assembled dashboards
• Gain personalized views of operations with continuous monitoring
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Real-time Monitor Business Operations• Continuously monitor and alert when
exceptions occur to take immediate action
• Detect events, anomalies and trends in data streams flowing through transactional and messaging systems
• Aggregate data streams across multiple transactional systems and data sources
• Enable self-service with user-defined dashboards, operational KPIs, and alerts
• Address full operational decision cycle from detection to action
MonitorMonitorMonitorMonitorAlertAlertAlertAlert
AnalyzeAnalyzeAnalyzeAnalyzeRespondRespondRespondRespond
Cognos
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Start to Understand the “Why” Behind Business Performance
Reporting
• Address full breadth of report needs (personalized, transactional, management, statutory, production…)
• Deliver consistent information across all types of output
• Personalize and target to each department/individual without having to re-author
• Re-use queries, analyses, express author reports in business and collaborate on design with IT
• Easy access to data lineage, definitions of terms, and annotations
Ad-hoc Query
• Intuitive, self-service reporting
• Access to all data; drag and drop query creation
• Easy sorting and filtering
• Corporate templates for consistency
• Share ad-hoc or promote for professional distribution
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Miami Dade County Success Story – Why Leverage Cognos 8 BI for Linux on System z
Requirements:
Demand for BI has really taken off– New regulatory reporting requirements– Every new system, every new solution, every
new application is having a business intelligence component
Multiple Cognos 8 BI deployments - 6+
Wanted an enterprise BI standardized solution, but
– Needed higher capacity – grow from approx 400 to 1000 users
– Do more with less - less researchers, less software, less hardware, same staff
– Had available IFL’s on System z
Results:
11 days to move from distributed to System z deployment model for Cognos 8 BI
– Quickly and easily meet new requirements
Consolidate multiple BI deployments on to a single platform
Single point for BI administration
Consolidate multiple disparate data sources
Ensure 99.999% availability
Offer a complete disaster recovery plan
Additional green savings
Objective: Using System z to standardize on a single BI solution
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IBM Smart Analytics System 9600
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IBM Smart Analytics System Offerings Deliver Analytics Value Across PlatformsFaster Time to Value, Faster Business Results
Meeting clients where their information is…
7600Based Power System
9600Based on System z
5600Based System x
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Consistent value, Right fitted to your needs
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IBM Smart Analytics System 9600
What’s new:
– Delivers a complete end-to-end software, hardware, and services solution for deploying business analytics on System z at a compelling price point.
Features / Business Value:
– Provides unprecedented value for an end-to-end analytics solution on System z
– Inherits the unique System z quality of service, for new business analytic workloads
– Delivers continuous availability to a centralized single view of the business to support enterprise- wide business analytics
– Features an advanced Workload Manager that can easily prioritize critical queries within a large pool of queries.
– Leverages customers existing disaster recovery, and backup processes to simplify deployment without requiring additional backup and recovery processes.
Delivers - unprecedented value in deploying new business analytics
Client Benefits:
– To deliver enterprise-wide business analytics to operational users
– Deliver business insights to the right person, at the right time, in the right context
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InfoSphere Warehouse
Cubing Cubing ServicesServices
Cognos 8 BI
IBM Smart Analytics System 9600High Value Dynamic Warehousing
ELTELT
Operational Source SystemsStructured/ Unstructured Data
Data Data WarehouseWarehouse
System z
Implementation Services
Implementation Services
DB2 for z/OS VUE(option for MLC)
DB2 Utilities SuiteImage Copy, LOAD, UNLOAD, REORG, etc
Powercube Powercube ServicesServices
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Choose A Deployment Style
Virtual Upgrade Delivery
Standalone Delivery
Server delivered in “appliance-like” fashion
Capacity delivered as a “bolt-on” to existing server(s) or as new server(s) depending on customer needs in a “virtual appliance-like” fashion
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DB2 Base
Amt Usable Disk*Amt
User Data*
240TB 100TB
120TB 50TB
60TB 25TB
24TB 12TB
8TB 4TB
IBM Smart Analytics SystemPre-Set Configurations Sized to Meet Business Requirements
Data Capacity Sizing
*Usable = Disk storage delivered for compressed table data, indexes, work files, MQTs etc.
*User Data = Processing capacity delivered to support this amount of raw, uncompressed, user business data
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IBM Smart Analytics SystemPre-Set Configurations Sized to Meet Business Requirements
Cognos Workload
Named Users Max Concurrent Users
10,000 100
50
525
BI Capacity Sizing
*Named User = Licensed Cognos User
*Concurrent User = Users that are doing work (consuming CPU) in the Cognos application, DB2 or both
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What exactly is a “User”?
“Named User” “Active User” “Concurrent User” “DB2 ‘In-Use’ Thread User”
This is a licensed Cognos user.
This is a member of the subset of “Named Users” that are currently logged in to the Cognos application
Users that are doing work (consuming CPU) in the Cognos application, DB2 or both
Users that are actively running in DB2 (consuming CPU in DB2)
Best defined as the general user community that may or may not be using the Cognos application at any given point in time
This user community includes users that are:
– Actively doing work in the application (which may or may not also incur work in DB2)
– In “think time”– Have walked away from
their machine
The Cognos work may or may not incur work in DB2
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IBM Smart Analytics System Optimizer
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IBM Smart Analytics Optimizer
How is it different
Performance: Unprecedented response times to enable 'train of thought' analyses frequently blocked by poor query performance.
Integration: Connects to DB2 through deep integration providing transparency to all applications.
Self-managed workloads: queries are executed in the most efficient way
Transparency: applications connected to DB2, are entirely unaware of the accelerator
Simplified administration: appliance-like hands-free operations, eliminating many database tuning tasks
What is it? The IBM Smart Analytics Optimizer is a workload optimized, appliance-like, add-on, that enables the integration of business insights into operational processes to drive winning strategies. It accelerates select queries, with unprecedented response times.
Breakthrough Technology Enabling New Opportunities
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DB2 for z/OS
Optimizer
IBM
SA
O interfa
ceQuery execution run-time for queries that cannot be or
should not be off-loaded to IBM SAO
IBM SAO
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Co
ord
ina
tors
Application
ApplicationInterface
Queries executed with IBM SAOQueries executed without IBM SAO
Heartbeat
Heartbeat (IBM SAO availability and performance indicators)
Worker 1
Worker 2
Worker 3
Worker n-1
Worker n
IBM Smart Analytics Optimizer Query Execution Process Flow
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Extreme performance for complex queries
Game Changing Performance
Rapidly delivers information to decision makers through breakthrough technologies providing dramatic performance improvement.
The best of row and columnar store technologies
Highly compressed data Compressed data operations In-memory processing Massively parallel architecture
Enables decision makers to submit queries they never dared in the past, that analyze trends, predict outcomes, and produce better business results.
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Database Performance Appliance
Appliance-like, add-on device
Application transparent, install and begin reaping the benefits of higher performance
Rapidly add new applications and user requirements driving immediate value to the bottom line
No need for indices, materialized query tables (MQTs), query plans or query hints
Significantly reduces costs and enables quick time to value
Significantly reduces costs and enables quick time to value
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Proven Operational Characteristics
Integrated infrastructure that is managed by System z through Hardware Management Console and firmware
Benefits of a System z workload optimized infrastructure
It broadens the System z Qualities of Service of manageability, security, availability to the business intelligence and data warehouse workloads.
It extends the established System z hardware management environment to the workload optimized platform., centralizing and simplifying the deployment and management
Creates New Opportunities for Existing Systems by Using New Technology Approaches
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Comparing the Smart Analytics offerings in System z:
IBM Smart Analytics System 9600 IBM Smart Analytics Optimizer
Complete, end-to-end environment for BI workload Processes ALL queries submitted by end-users
Software:
Includes z/OS, DB2 for z/OS, Linux, InfoSphere Warehouse, Cognos, DB2 Connect
Supports:
Data movement / ETLEnd user tools (Cognos) / BI queries/reportsData Storage (Data warehouse)
Runs in z/OS-DB2 LPAR, Linux for System z LPAR for Tooling
Is an all purpose environment to deploy any BI workload
Workload optimized, appliance-like, add-on to a Data Warehouse on System z
MUST connect TO a DB2 for z/OS environment that is running a BI workloadWill enhance a Smart Analytics System 9600Software:
Includes IBM SAO software running on blades and connects to DB2 for z/OS to enable query routing to IBM SAO
Supports: (Subset of) complex and long-running BI queries with access to data in a star or snowflake schemaOrder of magnitude acceleration of a SUBSET of queries that are selected/routed to IBM SAO by DB2 for z/OS
GA June 2010 GA 4Q 2010
For acceleration of multidimensional star schema queries, use IBM Smart Analytics Optimizer as add on option
Uses Features of Accelerator
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Getting Started
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Websites for Additional Information:
IBM Smart Analytics System 9600 Webpage: http://www.ibm.com/software/data/infosphere/smart-analytics-system/
IBM Smart Analytics System Optimizer Webpage: http://www.ibm.com/software/data/infosphere/smart-analytics-optimizer-z/
Data Warehousing and Analyticshttp://www.ibm.com/software/data/infosphere/data-warehousing/
Data Warehousing and Business Intelligence on System z http://www.ibm.com/software/data/businessintelligence/systemz/
Terabyte Club for System z BI customershttp://www.ibm.com/software/data/businessintelligence/systemz/terabyte-club.html
Data Governance on System zhttp://www.ibm.com/software/data/db2imstools/solutions/compliance.html
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Some Key Redbooks
Enterprise Data Warehousing with DB2 9 for z/OS• www.redbooks.ibm.com/abstracts/sg247637.html?Open
50 TB Data Warehouse Benchmark on IBM System z• www.redbooks.ibm.com/abstracts/sg247674.html?Open
DB2 for z/OS: Data Sharing in a Nutshell• www.redbooks.ibm.com/abstracts/sg247322.html?Open
System Programmer’s Guide To: Workload Manager• www.redbooks.ibm.com/abstracts/sg246472.html?Open
Workload Management for DB2 Data Warehouse, REDP-3927• www.redbooks.ibm.com/abstracts/redp3927.html?Open
Cognos on System z,
Data Collocation,
and InfoSphere Warehouse
also in progress!
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Global Name Recognition
Global Name Recognition
WarehouseWarehouse
Cognos BI
InfoSphere Information
Server
ETLETL
Data QualityData QualityCommon Meta Data
Common Meta Data
Dynamic Warehouse The Integrated Stack for System z
InfoSphere Industry Models
InfoSphere Warehouse
CubingCubing
InfoSphere MDM Server
Information Services Director
Data Synchronization
Replication Server
Replication Server Classic Event
Publisher
Classic Event PublisherClassic
Federation
Classic FederationFederation
FederationChange Data
Capture
Change Data Capture
Operational Source SystemsStructured/ Unstructured Data
Operational Applications
GlobalName
Recognition
Master Master DataData
Smart Analytics Optimizer
Smart Analytics
System 9600
SPSS
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Dylan MurphySystem z InfoSphere and Data
Warehousing Technical [email protected]
(914) 766-7248