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Idea Exchanges

Experience the solutions

Discuss the possibilities

Solutions Showcase

KeynotesHear the vision

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Dell on Dell: Unlocking IT Investment for Innovation

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The line between the business and IT continues to disappear

Increased Enablement

Deliver services and applications anywhere through the cloud.

Regulation Reality

Ensure compliance with an increasing number of complex regulatory bodies.

Increased Threat

Secure the network AND the data.

Data Tsunami

Analyze and monetize the massive growth in business data.

True 24/7

Deliver access anywhere, at any time. On any device.

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Demands on IT continue to expand

Budgets are flat to down

Strategic investments limited to running the business

?Outcomes and ROI are not adequate or predictable

The Status Quo is not sustainable

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On innovation On innovation

20%

Keeping the Lights OnTechnology ChangeRegulatory ComplianceSecurityBusiness Up & Running

Value CreationCustomer ConnectionStrategic AlignmentBusiness ResultsEnd-User Productivity50

%Start Goal

The first step to IT efficiency ischallenging the cost of running IT today

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1stCOMPANY TO

OFFER FREE CONSUMER

COMPUTER RECYCLING

WORLDWIDE

40MTONS OF CO2 AVOIDED

BY CUSTOMERS USING

DELL SOLUTIONS

65 CUSTOMER INTERACTIONS

EVERY SECOND – 5.4 MILLION

EVERY DAY – 2B EVERY YEAR

COUNTRIES WITH OPERATIONS188

YEARS OF COMMITMENT TO INDUSTRY STANDARDS2595%

FORTUNE 500

COMPANIES

USING DELL

CALL CENTERS44

ISCSI STORAGE SOLUTION PROVIDER#1

An inside look at Dell

4 REGIONAL DATA CENTERS

300 Terabytes in Data Warehouse

Pages served online quarterly3.5B

7.5M

Security patches per year

15MEmails received86% emails filtered as spam

17M

Inbound toll calls per month

#1NEWSWEEK GREENEST COMPANY OF THE YEAR 2010

1BPEOPLE CONNECT VIA DELL

SERVERS EVERY DAY

110,000CLIENT SYSTEMS

22SALES OFFICES

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Twin Falls

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Austin/RR

Puerto Rico

Mexico City

Columbia

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Toronto

Argentina

São PauloPorto AlegreChile

Bangalore

Chandigarh

Sydney

Mohali

Beijing

Shenzhen

Guangzhou

Chengdu

Hang Zhou

Hyderabad

Delhi

Penang

Philippines 1 & 2Hong Kong

Taiwan

Dalian

Xiamen

Kawasaki

Singapore

Miyazaki

ShanghaiOtemachi

AthensItalyGeneva

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Morocco

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LimerickDublinScotland

BracknellParis

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Norway

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SwedenFrankfurt

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Finland

Poland

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Bratislava

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Everdream, CA

ZING, CA

ASAP

Everdream, NCSilverback

Dell Call Centers (44)

Regional DC (4)Manufacturing & Merge DC (11)Sales Offices (22)

Total = 95

Chennai

Acquisitions (12)

Equalogic

Current global facilities

Perot Systems, Plano

Florence

Hosting DC (2)

Boomi

Scalent, CA

Ocarina, CA

KACE, CA

InSite One, CT

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Dell IT challenges

Global footprint, regional deployment

Inconsistent spend

100K CIOs!

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ApplicationsIT GovernancePortfolio RationalizationStandardization

Transformation Of Dell IT

2002 2008

IT Simplification 1.0The drive to reduced TCO

IT Simplification 2.0The drive to agility and innovationInfrastructure

Data Center ConsolidationDell-on-Dell x86 ArchitectureVirtualization

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InfrastructureGlobal Processes (ITIL-based)Further Consolidation & VirtualizationGreen Data Center

ApplicationsBusiness Architecture LedEnterprise Architecture FoundationShadow IT Elimination and Rationalization

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Basic methodology to drive cost savings

Standardize Simplify Automate

• Achieve uniformity

• Reduce number of moving parts

• Slash costs

• Eliminate. Unify. • Consolidate• Virtualization• Reduce touch points• Shrink risk

• Boost productivity

• Reduce manual interaction

• Manage growth

• Moved 97% of systems to x86 standard-based technology

• Use only two primary server images (.Net/Windows and Oracle/Linux)

• Single global client image

• Consolidated servers at an average of 15:1

• Virtualized 11,000+ servers while eliminating 6,000 servers for $100M+ savings over three years

• Reduce the number of software tool applications needed to solve help desk issues

• Image and deploy servers in hours, not days or weeks

• Reimage client systems “self service” in about an hour

Strategize Plan Implement Manage Monitor

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Application reduction efforts

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IT Apps Non-IT Apps

Unknown cost of “shadow IT” can be as much as 2X the “known” IT budget

Duplicate reporting between org structures

Each application means more complexity, more interfaces required, more points of failure

Simplifying the application space enables infrastructure simplification

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9,500+ Virtual Servers on650 VMware ESX Servers

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• > 60% savings over traditional

Comparison of Only Tangible Costs

• Dell IT standard physical 2u server vs. Dell IT standard VM

• One-time startup costs including infrastructure, provisioning, and logistics

• 4-years of yearly costs including DC space, power/cooling, maintenance and support

What’s Missing?• Quantifying the intangibles

like speeding up the application development lifecycle

• Understanding impact of any future architectural changes on ROI

*Based on forecast, we anticipate the 11,000 virtual servers will be in a approximate ratio of 60/40, Test-Dev/Prod.

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IT cost allocation exampleFY10 Large Enterprise Public Consumer SMB COGS - Services COGS-

OperationsTOTALS

Dell HostingDatabase Services 3.4$ 3.5$ 2.2$ 2.5$ 3.4$ 9.2$ 24.1$

Server & Storage Services 24.8$ 23.4$ 15.3$ 15.8$ 21.9$ 53.5$ 154.6$ Tandem Services 1.3$ 1.3$ 1.3$ 1.3$ 3.3$ 3.9$ 12.2$

Software Depreciation & Maintenance 15.2$ 13.9$ 8.9$ 11.0$ 18.5$ 4.3$ 71.9$ AIMS Hosting Strategies -$ -$ -$ -$ 12.7$ -$ 12.7$

Total - Hosting 44.6$ 42.0$ 27.7$ 30.6$ 59.8$ 70.9$ 275.6$

Dell Connect Mobile 18.7$ 11.9$ 2.7$ 2.2$ 9.2$ 4.7$ 49.3$

Voice / Data Ports 19.8$ 18.2$ 11.6$ 14.4$ 24.2$ 28.2$ 116.4$ Conferencing 9.9$ 6.9$ 3.0$ 2.0$ 7.6$ 2.6$ 32.1$

Inbound 2.4$ 0.2$ 40.0$ 5.8$ 10.0$ -$ 58.5$ Outbound 1.7$ 3.5$ 16.1$ 8.9$ 5.3$ -$ 35.5$

Total - Connect 52.6$ 40.8$ 73.4$ 33.2$ 56.3$ 35.5$ 291.8$

Managed Client Managed Client 4.8$ 4.4$ 2.8$ 3.5$ 5.9$ 1.4$ 22.9$ Managed Print 1.3$ 1.2$ 0.8$ 0.9$ 1.6$ 0.4$ 6.2$

Service Desk 0.3$ 0.3$ 0.2$ 0.3$ 0.4$ 0.2$ 1.7$ Total - Managed Client 6.5$ 6.0$ 3.8$ 4.7$ 7.9$ 1.9$ 30.8$

Applications Development Development 79.2$ 71.3$ 72.3$ 67.6$ 66.0$ 113.9$ 470.4$

Total - Applications Development 79.2$ 71.3$ 72.3$ 67.6$ 66.0$ 113.9$ 470.4$

Applications Support Support 3.8$ 3.4$ 3.1$ 3.3$ 4.3$ 6.1$ $ 24.0

Total - Applications Support 3.8$ 3.4$ 3.1$ 3.3$ 4.3$ 6.1$ 24.0$

Total By Segment - Adjusted 189.2$ 165.7$ 181.8$ 141.2$ 190.1$ 224.6$ 1,092.6$

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Annual Benchmark to

Industry

Develop Cost Take-Out

Plans

Issue 4Q Forward Cost by Service

Cost Allocation Reflects

Change ~1Q After Full

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Improvements are benchmarked

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Results of Dell’s transformation

OF 2004 BUDGET SPENT ON INNOVATION

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SPENDING

2.1%

8,000+APPLICATIONS IN 2007

VIRTUAL MACHINES DEPLOYED IN 2007

OF REVENUE ON IT IN 2008

OF BUDGET SPENT ON INNOVATION

52%11,000

VIRTUAL MACHINES DEPLOYED

SPENDING

1.4%OF REVENUE ON IT IN 2011

IT SAVINGS DELIVERED:

$300M PER YEAR

Then . . . Today . . .

2,200APPLICATIONS IN 2011

INVESTED ININNOVATIONTO TRANSFORM THE BUSINESS

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So what should a CIO do?You have many levers to pull

Start with the Business Process and Application Architecture – Skills, staffing and infrastructure will get rationalized as a result.

Standardize, standardize, standardize! Three is better than five, and two is better than three – but ONE is best!

Examine project portfolio. Focus on the projects with the high business value.

Focus on “Shadow IT”: How much are you really spending on IT without knowing it?

SPEND, but wisely! Are you spending every budget dollar in a way that creates value and savings?

Re-examine what you do today

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Global IT organization design

Robin JohnsonCIO

Office of the CIO

Strategy, Technology & Governance Office

Information Management(Business Intelligence, Master Data)

Application TestingSales, Marketing & Operations Delivery

Global Services and Corporate Delivery

Database Administration

Global Operations & Technology(Design, Manufacturing, Supply Chain)

Dell Services & Corporate Technology(Services Business, HR, Legal, Marketing)

Global Consumer and Commercial Sales Systems

Global Financial Systems / Dell Financial Services

Infrastructure Services

Application Management Services

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