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Virtualization and Business Outcomes Speaker Name
Date
2 23 May 2007
Agenda
Source: U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of Economic Analysis
•Virtualization
business
context•IT to
BT
•Adaptive
Infrastructure•Virtualization
solutions
•Denfinition•Market
adoption
& trends
•Demo
Virtualization business context
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30%
18%16%
24% 25%
39%44%
51%49%
IT accounts for increasing share of investment
Source: U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of Economic Analysis
IT share of business equipment investment
0%
10%
20%
30%
40%
50%
60%
1960 1965 1970 1975 1980 1985 1990 1995 2000 2005
42%
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Why?IT no longer supports the business, it powers the business
“Business is technology and technology is business”*
*George Colony, Chairman and CEO – Forrester Research. My View: IT to BT, Forrester Research, Inc., August 2006
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Companies need IT to deliver better business outcomes
Improved return on investment
Profitability
Business growth
Competitive advantage
Complete alignment of IT with business
7 23 May 2007
HP understands: we’re in the new world of business technology
IT as a line of business
NOT
just a cost center
IT execs with executive accountability just IT budgets
Business initiatives just IT projects
Business requirements just service level agreements
Optimized infrastructure IT silos
Business services just IT services
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Where IT results are measured in only one way: business outcomes
Accelerate business growth
•
Speed time to market
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Improve decision making
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Strengthen customer relationships
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Drive revenue
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Capture market share
Lower costs
•
Reduce IT/business cost
•
Improve operational efficiency
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Improve ROI
Mitigate risks
•
Minimize IT/business risk
•
Improve compliance
•
Improve decision making
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Technology for better business outcomes
10 23 May 2007
HP business technology portfolio: technology for better business outcomes
Servers & storage Services Software
Business information optimization
Business technology optimization
Adaptive Infrastructure
Financial
Services
Communications Media &
EntertainmentManufacturing & Distribution Public Sector Health & Life
Sciences
Servers & storage Services Software
Adaptive InfrastructureAdaptive Infrastructure
Servers & storage Services Software
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Infrastructure pain points•
Too expensive to manage and maintain
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Too many applications, too much customization
•
Underutilized servers
•
Escalating power and cooling costs
•
Struggle to meet service level agreements for critical workloads
•
Can’t implement new projects fast enough
•
Compliance demands are increasing
•
Infrastructure is at risk to viruses and security breaches
10%
25%65%
Operations –
Maintenance &
mgmt.
Innovation
Migration & Upgrades
Too much to maintenance,
not enough to growth
IT budget allocation
IDC/Alinean
2006
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Adaptive Infrastructure
Lower costsCost of operations
Mitigate risksQuality of service
Business growthSpeed of change
Optimize IT infrastructure
Manage IT infrastructure
Automate IT service delivery
•
IT Consolidation •
Business Continuity & Availability
•
Data Center Services
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Unified Infrastructure Management
•
Service Management•
IT Outsourcing
•
Integrated offerings•
IT Shared Services•
Flexible Computing Services
Systems & Services
Power & Cooling Management Security Virtualization Automation
Mapping solutions to business outcomes
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Adaptive InfrastructureKey enablers
High-costIT islands
Low-cost
pooled IT
assets Next-generation
data center
Current state Future stateHP QUICKSTRIKE CEO-010770
IT Systems
& Services
Power & Cooling Management Security Virtualization Automation
•
Scalability based on standards
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IT services and support
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Energy-
efficient computing
•
Unified infrastructure management
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Integrated IT and business services management
•
Proactive, built-in, end-to-end data protection
•
Pooling and sharing of IT resources
•
Dynamic control of IT service delivery
Virtualization Solutions
15 23 May 2007
Virtualization definitionAn approach to pooling and sharing IT resources
Server Storage
Network Software
Current state
Inefficient, rigid silos of IT
ERP CRM Web
ERP CRM Web
Transforming people, process, and technology
Essential for an Adaptive Infrastructure
•
Reduce costs•
Increase agility•
Improve quality
Future state
IT supply meets business demand
16 23 May 2007
Why virtualization?
VM
VM
VM
VM
VM
VM
VM
VM
VM
VM
VM
VM
Server consolidation
VM
Ease of deployment
High availability & disaster recovery
Extension of legacy environments
Test and development
VM
VM
VM
VM
VM
VM
VM
VM
VM
VM
VM
VM
VM
VM
VM
VM
VM
VM
VM
VM
VM
VM
Workload optimization
OS or service console
VM VM VMVMVM
Host Server
OS or service console
VM VMVMVM
Host Server
Host Server
VM
VM
VM
VM VM
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Virtualization in the enterprise
Consolidate
under-utilized servers Avoid downtime
with VM Relocation
Dynamically re-balance
workload to guarantee application SLAs Enforce security
policy
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“Virtualization is the most impactive
thing changing
infrastructure and operations through 2008. Plan, implement and change now.”
*Tom Bittman, Gartner, October 2006 . The Future of Infrastructure and Operations Gartner Symposium and IT Expo
19 23 May 2007
Enterprises are rapidly deploying server virtualization
Source: Yankee Group 2006 Global Server Virtualization Survey
20 23 May 2007
Infrastructure consolidation drives server virtualization adoption
Source: Yankee Group 2006 Global Server Virtualization Survey
21 23 May 2007
Server virtualization delivers quick return on investment
Server Virtualization Delivers Quick Return on InvestmentSource: Yankee Group 2006 Global Server Virtualization Survey
22 23 May 2007
HP VirtualizationAn approach to pooling and sharing IT resources
Server Storage
Network Software
Current state
Inefficient, rigid silos of IT
ERP CRM Web
ERP CRM Web
Transforming people, process, and technology
Essential for an Adaptive Infrastructure
•
Reduce costs•
Increase agility•
Improve quality
Future state
IT supply meets business demand
23 23 May 2007
HP Virtualization solutions: Making the virtual real
Reduce costs By improving
utilization
Increase agility By making
infrastructure more flexible
Improve quality By aligning IT with the
business
HP Element Virtualization solutionsPool and share resources from desktop to data center
HP Integrated Virtualization solutionsSimplify and automate the management of virtual environments
HP Business and IT Alignment solutionsManage and govern IT as a service on a shared infrastructure
1 2 3
People and ProcessTechnology
24 23 May 2007
HP Virtualization highlights: More than virtual machines
Reduce costs Increase agility Improve quality
1 2 3
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Consolidate server sprawl
–HP ProLiant virtualization with VMware, Microsoft, Xen
–HP Integrity partitioning continuum
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Pool heterogeneous storage
•
HP StorageWorks virtualization
•
Optimize server utilization in real time
–HP VSE for Integrity
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Unify management of physical and virtual
–HP SIM and Essentials
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Change servers independent of storage and network connections
–HP Virtual Connect
•
Deliver IT services on a shared infrastructure
–HP IT Shared Services
•
Manage IT operations like a business
–HP ITSM Services and Software
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HP Virtualization Management
x86 EM64T/AMD64 ia64
MS Virtual Server
VMware Xen
WindowsLinux -
Windows
- Linux-
Windows- NetWare
HP-UX -
Linux -
Windows
ProLiant Blade and Rack Servers Integrity Servers
vPAR (Virtual)WLM/gWLM
iCAPnPAR
(physical)Capacity Advisor
MC/SGHP Vman
HP VSE
XenLinux
HP VM
HP SIM
(Systems Insight Manager)
HP SM(Server Migration)
HP VMM(Virtual Machine Management)
26 23 May 2007
Summary: HP makes the virtual real
Key enabler of the HP Adaptive Infrastructure
•
Choose the right solution from HP’s broad portfolio from desktop to data center −
Partnerships with all virtualization industry leaders: VMware, Microsoft, Oracle, Xen, etc.
−
70% growth for key Integrity virtualization technologies−
Over 25000 virtualized storage arrays sold
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Simplify and automate your virtualized infrastructure with proven HP innovation −
Unified management of physical and virtual−
Unique solutions like HP Virtual Connect and HP Virtual Server Environment
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Learn from our proven experience helping businesses of all sizes align IT with business−
60,000 service professionals−
5,000 ITIL certified professionals−
5,000 high availability experts