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Human CentricInnovation
Maximize efficiency and agility with Fujitsu Data Center Management & Automation
Fujitsu Forum 2014
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Key drivers for IT changes?
Technology
Processes and Automation
Society
Borderless business
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Fujitsu Data Center Management & Automation
Customer needs
Improve agility, flexibility and speed Standardization and transparency – based on proven blueprints Faster implementation
Establish Service Quality Management From event driven control centers to business process-
oriented service quality management Automated workflows leveraging know-how of data center
operation to connect business processes with IT infrastructure Improve process quality by eliminating manual tasks
with automated procedures
Compliance and Governance Define consistent set of policies (documentation, logging, archiving,
backup, security, access rights, …) based on legal requirements, financial regulations and company standards
Implement and control the policies in an audit provable way
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Fujitsu Data Center Management & Automation
Reshaping Data Center Management processes need the complete picture
Service
retirement
Service
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Order
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Setup/
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Service
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Production
Hand over
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Business Service Management
End-Customer’s View Service Provider’s View
Self-Service PortalServiceDesk
Service Level Management
Contract Management
Capacity Management
Infrastructure, Application, End User Services and Performance Monitoring
Incident Management Reporting / Trending Energy Efficiency
SecurityManagement
Entitlement.
Identity Mgmt.
Access Mgmt.
Single Sign On
Capacity & Resource Planning
Data Collection Reporting / Trending
FinancialManagement
Billing models Tariffs
Users
Consumption
Service related
Integration and Process Automation
Life Cycle and Service Asset Management
Orchestration, Automation & Provisioning
IT-Infrastructure Resources
Storage NetworkServer
Fujitsu Reference Architecture DCMA
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Maturity Level Characteristics
Source: Gartner “ITScore for Infrastructure and Operations”
Level 1Awareness
Level 2Commited
Level 3Proactive
Level 4Service Aligned
Level 5Business Partner
Reactive fire-fighting culture
Ad hoc processes
Low customer confidence
Consolidation & Standardization
Looking atindustry best practices
Initial processformalization
Tieredsupport
Working onimplementingindustry bestpractices
Day-to-dayprocessesmature
Systems managementtools integration
Widespreadvirtualization
Trusted Serviceprovider
ProcessAutomation
ServiceSLA’s
Industry best practices in place
Proactively pilots new technology for business innovation
Real-timeinfrastructure / private cloud computing
Strategicrelationshipmanagers
Where are you and where do you need to be for best business support?
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Offering Fujitsu Data Center Management & Automation
Consulting
Infrastructure Solutions and Products
DCMAOn Premise
DCMACloud / ITMaaS
DCMAManaged Services
Fujitsu Intellectual Property
Standardized Software & Solution Stack
Solutions How To‘sBest PracticesBlue Prints
Services and Maintenance
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DCMA in a nutshell
What is DCMA?
Fujitsu Data Center Management & Automation is a suite of solutionshelping medium and large size enterprises to
• improve operational efficiency
• improve service levels
• drive down operational costs
• accelerate the introduction of new data center services
Target audience
The entire Data Center
• IT operations management
• Data Center infrastructure management (DCIM)
Delivery models
Comprehensive offering
• On-premise (installed at and managed by customer)
• Managed services (managed by Fujitsu)
• Cloud (SaaS)
Our value
DCMA is based on Fujitsu solutions, intellectual property and partner software integrated in a Fujitsu reference architecture
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Aligning IT with Business
Service Level Management
Process Automation/Run Book Automation
Automated Contingency Manual
DCMA Service Delivery Platform
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Business Service Management
End-Customer’s View Service Provider’s View
Self-Service PortalServiceDesk
Contract Management
Capacity Management
Infrastructure, Application, End User Services and Performance Monitoring
Incident Management Reporting / Trending Energy Efficiency
SecurityManagement
Entitlement.
Identity Mgmt.
Access Mgmt.
Single Sign On
Capacity & Resource Planning
Data Collection Reporting / Trending
Service Level Management
FinancialManagement
Billing models Tariffs
Users
Consumption
Service related
Integration and Process Automation
Life Cycle and Service Asset Management
Orchestration, Automation & Provisioning
IT-Infrastructure Resources
Storage NetworkServer
Fujitsu Reference Architecture DCMA
Shortlisted as finalist of 2014 German Data Center Awardscategory 2 “Data Center Software”
Service Level Management Process Automation/Run Book Automation Service Level Management Process Automation/Run Book Automation
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Aligning IT with Business
Ticket System Issueclassification, documentationand assignment
Control and alert
IT Service Providing
IT Service AssessmentSLA Management
Service Desk
Monitoring & Fault Management
Others
Service Quality Management
Web ServiceOthers
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ERP ServiceERP ServiceERP Service
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Service Level Management
Ticket System Issue
classification, documentation
and assignment
Control and alert
IT Service Providing
IT Service Assessment
SLA Management
Service Desk
Monitoring & Fault Management
Others
Service Quality Management
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Business services listed according to Business importance Quality level Risk to quality Business and IT subservices
Historical servicestatus details
Real-timeservice status indicators
SLA Health Quality Risk Availability
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Service Level Management
Ticket System Issueclassification, documentationand assignment
Control and alert
IT Service Providing
IT Service AssessmentSLA Management
Service Desk
Monitoring & Fault Management
Others
Service Quality Management
Web ServiceOthers
Web ServiceOthers
ERP ServiceERP ServiceERP Service
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By quickly pinpointing sources of service-impacting issues across all technology domains so you can quickly fix them and restore quality
Improve service quality
By quickly pinpointing sources of risk to services across all technology domains –so you can address those issues before they impact quality
Improve service predictability
By automating escalations and remediation, there by reducing triageand mean-time-to-repair of service issues and improving communication and collaboration
Service Quality
Management
prioritize & resolve
problems across the
IT service supply chain – to
minimize the risk
to businessOptimize Operations
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Ticket System Issueclassification, documentationand assignment
Control and alert
IT Service Providing
IT Service AssessmentSLA Management
Service Desk
Monitoring & Fault Management
Others
Service Quality Management
Web ServiceOthers
Web ServiceOthers
ERP ServiceERP ServiceERP Service
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Process Automation
Integrating People Network
MonitoringTeam
IT Helpdesk
Infrastructure Engineer
Infrastructure Engineer
User
Business Unit Technical Support
Business Unit Manager
Level 2
Level 3
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Process Automation
Ticket System Issueclassification, documentationand assignment
Control and alert
IT Service Providing
IT Service AssessmentSLA Management
Service Desk
Monitoring & Fault Management
Others
Service Quality Management
Web ServiceOthers
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ERP ServiceERP ServiceERP Service
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Integrating People Processes Technology
NetworkMonitoring Team
Business Unit Technical Support
BusinessUnitManager
Infrastructure Engineer
Level 2
Infrastructure Engineer
Level 3
IT Helpdesk
User
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Process Automation
Ticket System Issueclassification, documentationand assignment
Control and alert
IT Service Providing
IT Service AssessmentSLA Management
Service Desk
Monitoring & Fault Management
Others
Service Quality Management
Web ServiceOthers
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ERP ServiceERP ServiceERP Service
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Integrating People Processes Technology
to streamline, repeatable and automated actionsacross the organization
to use synergies
to improve efficiency
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Process Automation
Ticket System Issueclassification, documentationand assignment
Control and alert
IT Service Providing
IT Service AssessmentSLA Management
Service Desk
Monitoring & Fault Management
Others
Service Quality Management
Web ServiceOthers
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ERP ServiceERP ServiceERP Service
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Fundamental Characteristics Focused on the delivers of IT services and maximizing IT operation
efficiencies across IT departments and IT tools sets throughout the enterprise
Coordinating the cross-domain "heavy lifting" of your IT management applications, enabling not only process automation but also processaudit trails for review/continuous improvement
Resulting benefits Reduce operation expenses
Increase staff productivity
More consistent, error-free and auditable operations
Auditable alignment with compliance requirements
Process Automation to integrate, control, and automate operational processes across platforms, applications and IT groups to improve business services.
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Aligning IT with Business
Service Level Management
Process Automation/Run Book Automation
Automated Contingency Manual
DCMA Service Delivery Platform
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Importance of Contingency manuals
The contingency manual comprises all the documents required to support suitable reactions to emergencies and crisis. Important to ensure the continuity of business processes (source: BSI) is:
Business continuity plans: they describe the actions required to recover business processes after a crisis or emergency, for example, the steps that must be taken to start up a substitute data center.
Recovery plans: they describe the actions required to recover or restart important resources; the persons responsible must define the priority sequence for these steps.
Additional documents: Plan for immediate actions, crisis management guideline, crisis communication plan
Further standards are specified by ISO 27001, BSI Protection Catalog, Federal Data Protection Law, TÜV requirements for data center certification, ITIL
The aim of the contingency manual is to maintain IT operations:
Establish the organization which is to cope with the emergency
Ensure the restart of critical IT services
Ensure reliable and suitable emergency operations
Support customers and specialist departments
Recover any failed IT services
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Process examples from the contingency manual
Downtime cooling machines Emergency card 010
Emergency cards describe the
steps required to recover
business continuity in a crisis
or emergency; the focus of
attention is on maintaining IT
operations
Downtime building automationEmergency card 100
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Implement process examples
Automated contingency manual
Standardized cockpit and data storage
Ready-made integration and processes
Test tools
Pre-defined interfaces:
IT infrastructure
IT operations
Sensor systems
Building and systems technology
Fujitsu methodology to implement the contingency manual automation efficiently
PeoplePeople
Sensor systems
IT infrastructure
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Automated contingency manual example Downtime cooling machines "Emergency card 010“
Building technology
Sensor systems
People
Sensor systems
IT infrastructure / operations
Downtime cooling machines
Emergency card 010
Sensor systems
People
Downtime cooling machines
Emergency card 010
Fujitsu DCMA methodology andsolutions in order toimplement thecontingency manualautomationefficiently
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Automated Contingency Manuals - Benefits
Customer benefits
Fast recovery of business continuity
Connect IT processes, systems, sensor systems, building technology and people
Initiate emergency processes automatically, automatic diagnostics and self-help
Assist the emergency managers
Avoid manual errors via automation and increase quality
Adhere to escalation procedures and document all activities
Ensure and accelerate people/machine interaction for all operating systems and departments
Operate the data center more simply, more securely and efficiently and at a low price
Reduce downtime costs significantly How to improve your emergency management?
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Aligning IT with Business
Service Level Management
Process Automation/Run Book Automation
Automated Contingency Manual
DCMA Service Delivery Platform
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DCMA Service Delivery Platform “Out of the Box”
End User Portal incl. Self Service Services Ready Catalog Service Orchestration and Resource Provisioning Automated Monitoring, Metering and Fault Management Service Quality Management SLA Management Inventory Management Interface to billing End to End Automation DCMA Best Practices
Aligning IT with Business – DCMA Service Delivery Platform
DCMA Service Delivery PlatformDesigned for Service Providers to Accelerate Business Growth
Standard DCMA SDP function DCMA SDP Add on
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Customer Reference - DCMA Service Delivery Platform
Customer reference: large UK&I retail chain
Fujitsu DCMA Service Delivery Platform has successfully been deployed to a large UK&I national retail chain. The critical infrastructure environment spans two customer data
centers, has approximately 1500 Windows, Linux and UNIX managed devices, and is being monitored 24x7 and fully managed by Fujitsu.
Fujitsu DCMA Service Delivery Plattform at a Glance
Server monitoringPerformance and availability monitoring of Windows, Linux, UNIX, Storage &Virtualization infrastructure
Server patchingOperating system patching of Microsoft, Linux& UNIX servers
Asset & configuration Detailed hardware, software and configuration discovery, plus automatic updates and reporting
Capacity reportingSimple to use capacity reporting for monitored servers to enable problem-solving and pin-point issues
Proactive alerting & CMDB integrationMonitoring alerts and asset information are integrated with Fujitsu TRIOLE Service Desk.
Server provisioning*Provisioning of new servers quickly and to standard configurations Fujitsu TRIOLE
Service DeskFujitsu service management
Fujitsu serversupport
manage report Incident / CMDB
Enterprise management support
discover – monitor – patch - discover
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Customer location Fujitsu Data Center How it works
Fujitsu DCMA Service Delivery Platform (SDP) easy to use and ready to be used – designed, tested and completely pre-configured.
1. Deploy customer DCMA SDP management infrastructure
2. Connect to Fujitsu DCMA SDP
3. DCMA SDP automatically deploys and configures agents on target systems
4. Start managing, monitoring and reporting
5. Get CMDB data and real-time incident alerts in Fujitsu TRIOLE Service Desk
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Energy Management in the Data Center
Identify Energy Guzzlers in the Data Center
Winner of the German Data Center Award 2013
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Business Service Management
End-Customer’s View Service Provider’s View
Self-Service PortalServiceDesk
Contract Management
Capacity Management
SecurityManagement
Entitlement.
Identity Mgmt.
Access Mgmt.
Single Sign On
Capacity & Resource Planning
Data Collection Reporting / Trending
Service Level Management
FinancialManagement
Billing models Tariffs
Users
Consumption
Service related
Integration and Process Automation
Life Cycle and Service Asset Management
Orchestration, Automation & Provisioning
IT-Infrastructure Resources
Storage NetworkServer
Fujitsu Reference Architecture DCMA
Infrastructure, Application, End User Services and Performance Monitoring
Incident Management Reporting / Trending Energy Efficiency
Energy Efficient Data Center Operations
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Energy-efficient data center operations
Energy costs provide huge savings potential
Each single Watt of IT energy consumption will generate energy cost from 1€ up to 3€ per year
More than 70% of the Data Centers are still equipped with energy inefficient IT Equipment
Fujitsu and CA provide a solution to identify energy guzzlers in the data center
Check the energy efficiency of the IT equipment in the Data Center
Our monitoring solution identify the energy guzzlers in the data center at once
Evaluate the savings potential
Open up ways to replace those systems with energy efficientIT infrastructure products
Help to reduce the green house gas emissions and cut your energy bill
Energy optimization requires energy monitoring as an initial step.Fujitsu and CA have a solution for that challenge – Reshaping your IT!
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What and how to measure
Fujitsu's new Power Supply Unitsof server and storage delivers powerconsumption values
Intelligent PDU (Power Distribution Unit) are able to provide power values via SNMP
SNMP Power clamp – The DI-Viewis a compact device used to monitorup to 2 power strips without downtime
Power clamp can be used to measurethe power consumption per power cord
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What and how to calculate
Server reporting output Server list with the related power consumption # CPU's,
CPU types, CPU load, # PSU's, OS Server list with an GREEN IT Server KPI
= Computing Power/Electric Power
Storage reporting output Storage list with the related power consumption Storage list with GREEN IT Storage KPI
= Usable Storage Capacity/Electric Power
Green IT Efficiency Server =
Green IT Efficiency Storage =
S × LP
USCP
S – SPECfp_rate_base 2006Value of the systems
L – Load = CPU load in percent
P – Power (W = Watt)
USC – Usable Storage Capacity (Terabyte)
P – Power (W = Watt)
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Fujitsu Energy Management Functionality Part of Fujitsu Cloud IT Management as a Service / CA DCIM - ecoMeter
Joint Announcement CA Technologies and Fujitsu:
The functionality of the Fujitsu Energy Management
solution “Identify Energy Guzzlers in the Data Center” -
integrated and available in CA DCIM ecoMeter since April
2014.
General Availability of “Identify the Energy Guzzlers in the Data Center” - April 2014
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Benefits of DCIM: Monitor space, power and cooling for greater efficiency
Manage Data Center resources to reduce cost and risk
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Manage physical capacity and inventory
Real-time visualization of data center utilization
Relate data center resources to business value
Strategic business value: Increase efficiency, improve capacity and reduce costs of data center resources
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…what is our unique approach to DCIM
IT Management & Business ServicesMake Business-Relevant
Power & CoolingMonitor
Capacity & InventoryManage
Automated
Auto-discovered
Workflow-enabled
Cross-platform
Cross-vendor
Real - time
Data Collection
Energy Metering
Analysis
Reporting
Alerting
Control
Physical
Lifecycle
3D Visualization
Asset Management
Capacity Analysis
PlanningLogical
. Service Mgmt. Resource Mgmt.
Process Automation
VirtualizationChange Mgmt.
Business Integration
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Ongoing DCMA solution development projectsFujitsu Optical Fiber-based Thermography System (OFTS)
Optical fiber installed on server rack
Measuring equipment/server with software
Fujitsu OFTS solution measures temperature along optical fiber cables At 0,1 m intervals With accuracy under ±1 degree C As frequently as every 30 sec Without having any sensor devices Seamless integration into DCIM solution
Continuous, real-time visualization of temperature distribution in Data Center
Fujitsu patented IP
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Energy Cost savings calculation
PRIMERGY Dual-CPU ( 4-cores/CPU), 2009 versusPRIMERGY Dual-CPU (18-cores/CPU), 2014
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PRIMERGY Dual-CPU ( 4-cores/CPU), 2009PRIMERGY Dual-CPU (18-cores/CPU), 2014
Standard Performance Evaluation Corporation http://www.spec.org/power_ssj2008/results/
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Energy Cost Savings
Calculation example
Substitute 9 of the Servers from 2009 through 1 system from 2014(in each performance situation 1 new system will provide more computing power than 9 old systems)
Assumptions
Continuous 24×7 operating during the whole year: ~8.640 operating hour in 360 days
Load profile: 1/3 – 100% load, 1/3 – 50% load, 1/3 – active idle
Delta Energy consumption (in Watt h):8.640 × (9 × (235+192+147)/3 – (271+143+39)/3) = 8.640 × (1722 – 151) = 13.573 kWh
13.573 kWh of Server Energy with a PUE of 1,6 causesan Energy consumption in the Data Center of 21.717 kWh
By an average price of 0,15€/kWh the annual Energy costs saving: 3.258 € == 4.138 US$
1,0 Euro = 1,27 US$
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Fujitsu support for “Blauer Engel” certification
“Blauer Engel” for energy-conscious data center operations:
“Blauer Engel” certified data centers provide with a minimum of hardware maximum energy-efficient computing power
Certification possible after measurement period of minimum one year
Requirements: www.blauer-engel.de
Energy Provider
The “Blaue Engel” requires:
Energy split in the functional
units cooling, IT infrastructure and
others
Continuous metering
A continues improvement process
for energy efficiency
Fujitsu Solutions and Professional Services will guide you to “Blauer Engel” certification
electric power supply
cooling systems
IT Infrastructuresystems
others
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DCMA out of the Fujitsu Global Cloud
FUJITSU Cloud IT Management as a Service
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Business Service Management
End-Customer’s View Service Provider’s View
Self-Service PortalService Level Management
ServiceDesk
Contract Management
Capacity Management
SecurityManagement
Entitlement.
Identity Mgmt.
Access Mgmt.
Single Sign On
Capacity & Resource Planning
Data Collection Reporting / Trending
FinancialManagement
Billing models Tariffs
Users
Consumption
Service related
Integration and Process Automation
Life Cycle and Service Asset Management
Orchestration, Automation & Provisioning
IT-Infrastructure Resources
Storage NetworkServer
Fujitsu Reference Architecture DCMA
Infrastructure, Application, End User Services and Performance Monitoring
Incident Management Reporting / Trending Energy Efficiency
FUJITSU Cloud IT Management as a Service
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In a nutshell: Fujitsu Cloud IT Management as a Service
Suite of services to help IT service managers deliver IT effectively and efficiently
Powered by CA Technologies – the only SaaS-based solution delivering unified IT Management
CA Technologies vision and attractive roadmap for continued evolution of Fujitsu’s Cloud IT Management as a Service suite
Available as a suite or as:
Service Desk as a Service
Monitoring as a Service
Delivered globally from Fujitsu Global Cloud Platform
Global availability
FUJITSU Cloud IT Management as a Service
Unified Manager
Monitoringas a Service
Service Deskas a Service
Future offerings inData CenterAutomation
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Fujitsu Cloud IT Management as a Service
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FUJITSU Cloud IT Management as a Service Customer Benefits
Boost ServiceLevels
More effective, responsive and reliable IT services
From the data center to the cloud
Strengthen customer satisfaction and loyalty
Reduce Costs
Pay what you use
Configuration, not programming
Up to 60% less cost to deploy –out of the box monitoring probes (>150 monitoring rules)
Up to 40% less operating cost –central platform maintenance and support by Fujitsu
Eliminate system and administrative costs
Improve staff efficiency
Better measurement / tracking to underpin performance
Align with growing and changing requirements
Built-in automation, knowledge base and workflows
Best practice ITIL processes -increase staff effectiveness
Short time to production - In days rather than months
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FUJITSU ManageNow® Solutions
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Business Service Management
End-Customer’s View Service Provider’s View
Self-Service PortalServiceDesk
Contract Management
Capacity Management
SecurityManagement
Entitlement.
Identity Mgmt.
Access Mgmt.
Single Sign On
Capacity & Resource Planning
Data Collection Reporting / Trending
Service Level Management
FinancialManagement
Billing models Tariffs
Users
Consumption
Service related
Integration and Process Automation
Life Cycle and Service Asset Management
Orchestration, Automation & Provisioning
IT-Infrastructure Resources
Storage NetworkServer
Fujitsu Reference Architecture DCMA
Infrastructure, Application, End User Services and Performance Monitoring
Incident Management Reporting / Trending Energy Efficiency
ManageNow Client & Server Automation
ManageNow Data Center Management
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Fujitsu DCMA ManageNow® Solutions
ManageNow® – preconfigured Fujitsu solutions for IT Operations Management for heterogeneous IT infrastructures
ManageNow® solutions accelerate implementation of an effective IT operations environment– within a few days instead of weeks or months
ManageNow® solution bundle, reduce implementation and operation costs up to 65%
ManageNow® Data Center Management ManageNow® for Data Center
Monitoring
ManageNow® Solutions ManageNow® Client & ServerAutomation ManageNow® for Client & Server
Automation (MN4CSA)
ManageNow® for Retail
Solution Bundle
Software Solution
Deployment
Solution
Support
Solution Bundle
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AOK Joint Data Center Bremen/Lower Saxony - Klaus Mayer, Production Manager
»With the Fujitsu DCMA as a centralized monitoring solution, we can monitor all of our systems at once. This saves time and means we can be much more proactive. There have already been a number of occasions where we have been able to intervene before a problem leads to a breakdown or near miss«
LBS Westdeutsche Landesbausparkasse - Oliver Borcherding, IT Service Manager
» What really made this project unique was the speed with which ManageNow® was integrated into our company’s IT environment. The solution was completely aligned with our requirements and needs. Now that’s what I call customizing!«
Informatikzentrum Niedersachsen - Bernd Wilhelm, Head of System Management
»The intelligent concept of ManageNow® allows a significant higher efficiency in IT operations (system management). That fact combined with a short implementation time guarantees a fast return of investment.«
Efficient concept, short implementation timelines & fast ROI
Fujitsu DCMA References
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Fujitsu Data Center Management & Automation
What we offer
Fujitsu Services Consult, design, build, operate and maintain Fujitsu Data Center Optimization Services Fujitsu Cloud IT Management as a Service - DCMA out of the Cloud
Fujitsu ManageNow® Solutions ManageNow® Data Center Management ManageNow® Client & Server Automation
Fujitsu ServerView® Solutions
Fujitsu Support Gateway
Predefined blueprints and best practices Easily adapted to customer needs Accelerate implementation
Standardized Software Solution stack From Fujitsu and technology partners like CA technologies, MS,
OSS, … For IT Operations Management, Virtualization Infrastructure Software,
Security
Field-tested standards for Methodology Integration Services
When can we talk about reshaping your IT? Software Solution stack incl. maintenance
and support
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Fujitsu Data Center Management & Automation
Value Propositions
Preconfigured solutions – rapid implementation, excellent customer feedback
Predefined management/automation policiesfor Fujitsu infrastructure products (PRIMERGY, ETERNUS) and other common products
Predefined blueprints and best practices
Processes and automation improve agility,flexibility and speed
Integrate and adopt within heterogeneousData Centers
Supporting the whole business value chain from consult, design, build, operate and maintain
Fujitsu as a trusted partner – broad offer, independent consulting, best-of-breed portfolio
Let's improve yourdata center efficiency
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Get the first-hand experience
Data Center Management & Automation
P36: Energy efficiency in the Data Center
P37: Data Center Infrastructure Management (DCIM)
P38: Automated Contingency Manual
P39: Fujitsu ManageNow® solutions - ready to run
S10: Monitoring and Service Desk out of the Cloud
Visit the Fujitsu DCMA Demo Center in Frankfurt!
At the Fujitsu Forum Exhibition area and the Expert Talks
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