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Making VDI a success through

collaborative partnership

Mike Trevor

Global Business Development

Director, Cutter

Agenda: About Cutter

The VDI opportunity

Making VDI a success

Partnership in action

Questions

About Cutter

Desktop virtualisation specialists - solution

and service provider

UK HQ, subsidiaries in Netherlands and Cyprus

Working in 16 countries across EMEA

Proven track record

Over 40000 desktops deployed and under management

worldwide

Multi-sector experience

Local and national government

Education

Healthcare

Financial Services

Oil & Gas

Commercial

Strategic partnership with Fujitsu – Select

Awards Best Newcomer, 2015

The VDI opportunity

The VDI opportunity

VDI uptake increasing

Mature technology

Mainstream uptake in many sectors

Technology advances make VDI much more

capable

Cost of above technology falling

Capex costs falling year on year

Price per desktop reaching parity with PCs

Drive toward virtualizing everything

Servers

Desktop

Networking

Apps

Storage

The key drivers for VDI

Device independence

BYOD

Flexible working

Home/remote working

Security and Data management

Manageability

Multi-site

Resources (technical and human)

Business agility

Power saving

Sustainability

Cost

Ecological benefits

Challenges and pitfalls

VDI is complex

Still expensive capex – perception is that it

is a cost saving tech from day 1

Can save over longer term

MS licensing

Application licensing

Lack of customer understanding

“My PC” mentality

Specialist working practices may make it

difficult to deploy VDI

Existing infrastructure may not cope

network – LAN and WAN, server room etc.

What does this mean to you?

Customers are requesting it

Most partners lack capability

Secures customer relationship

Customer’s understand and appreciate specialist

skills

Large number of opportunities exist

Anywhere with over 100 desktops

“Land & Expand”

Creates opportunity for growth

Desktop is profitable business

Desktop is an infrastructure not desktop project

Don’t just think VDI – lots of aspects to desktop

(traditional PCs/laptops, thin clients, RDS, BYOD)

Making a success of

VDI

Making a success of VDI

Why do VDI projects fail?

Poor expectation management

Failure to understand end user requirements

Thinking it is just a desktop project

Expecting VDI to do all things for all men

TCO and ROI planning only carried out in detail once

the project has started

Not having clearly defined outcome

Internal politics

Lack of technical skill around VDI and EUC

Making a success of VDI

VDI is about solution not product

Beware peddlers of Snake Oil

Disruptive tech

Requires careful management

Understand the current technology and the

limitations

Know when to walk away

Making a success of VDI

Customer engagement is key

Understand the customer drivers

What problem are they trying to solve?

Assist in building a business case?

Know the user

Manage expectations

Get the architecture right

PoC is critical

De-risk implementation

Pilot

Staged release

Designing VDI solutions

Designing VDI solutions

Each layer is critical

Servers – Core count, core speed, RAM,

Offload Cards, vGPU

Storage – IOPs, Capacity, Throughput

End points – PCoIP, HDX, RFX – Zero or Thin

Network – LAN and WAN

Existing services – Directory, Applications ,

File and Print

End user requirements

Partnership in action

Why Fujitsu?

Global reputation

Quality hardware

Opportunity for single vendor stack

Genuine collaborative partnership

Strategic relationship

Flexible

Understand our needs as a specialist

Consistent experience worldwide

Understand the added value

Enabled accelerated growth

Cutter and Fujitsu

Industry leading expertise

Safe pair of hands

Flexible resource

Multi-region capability

“Free” PS

Channel partner enabler

Securing Fujitsu at the heart of VDI

Partnership in action

Cutter’s expertise sought by vendors and

partners

50% of our business is partner based

Collaborative partnership

Non-competitive

Shared revenue

Available to everyone anywhere

Looking to engage with new partners

One-off

Full desktop offering

Assistance with existing environments and

projects

Partnership in action

Deliver PS and support on all aspects of

desktop and associated technologies

Provide partners with Day 1 capability

Enables partners to add more value to the

customer relationship

Our track record and credibility can be used

by partners

We provide cutting edge expertise

Low risk/investment to develop of desktop

business

Highly profitable business model

Early engagement and detailed information are

essential for success

Partnership in action

Customer engagement

Advice and guidance

Sales/pre-sales support

Demos

Bid/tender support

Vendor partnerships

Solution

PoC

Solution design

Implementation

Ongoing solution support

The economic model

The customer remains yours

No charge for our partnering services

All hardware and licensing margin is yours

We specify the solution, you acquire from local

Distributor

PS is priced to partner at 80% of normal

retail

Fixed price

Enables mark up on our work

Support & implementation

Partnering Case study - CNS

CNS (UAE & Oman)

Oracle VDI deployment at prominent university

Review

Proposal

Verification

Rescue

Evolution

Strategic partnership

Market position

Vendor relationships

Business growth

Partnering Case study - CNS

7 major deployments

National government

Education

Commercial

Cutter supported Hardware/licensing revenue

$1.4m

Pipeline

$850,000 in delivery/pre-delivery

$1m in development

Questions and answers

[email protected]

https://uk.linkedin.com/in/mike-trevor-1944194