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IBM Systems and Technology




Cloud computing made simple
with IBM BladeCenter
Converge your data center on your own terms
2   Cloud computing made simple with IBM BladeCenter




Highlights                                                          infrastructures. There are several key components of successful
G   IBM is a leader in cloud computing, with 80 percent of          virtualized or cloud deployment; and in each of these areas,
    Fortune 500 companies using IBM cloud capabilities              IBM® BladeCenter® offers unique advantages:
G   IBM BladeCenter Foundation for Cloud enables fast,
    complete virtualized platform deployment with network,          G   Easy to order and deploy: rapidly deliver a virtualized platform
    servers, storage and management                                 G   Scalability: proven enterprise platform that can easily scale to
G   IBM SmartCloud Entry simplifies transition to a private cloud        meet changing business demands
    infrastructure with simple, intuitive cloud software that       G   Fits into existing infrastructure: seamless integration with no
    seamlessly integrates with BladeCenter Foundation for Cloud         rip and replace
G   Fit-for-purpose portfolio from IBM can cut cost per workload    G   Superior performance: application performance and availability
    with a workload optimized, energy efficient and resilient           to reduce solution costs
    platform
G   IBM System Networking helps reduce infrastructure adminis-
    tration with single point of management for virtual and
    physical resources: servers, storage and network
G   Grow your business without rip-and-replace. Interoperable,
                                                                                 Virtualization                Cloud
    best-of-breed portfolio delivers leadership, choice and
    flexibility
G   23x faster performance, 96 percent reduction in energy costs               IBM BladeCenter
                                                                                Foundation for            SmartCloud Entry
    and 99 percent IT footprint reduction over older industry                       Cloud
    standard rack servers

Businesses today are under tremendous pressure driven by shifts
like an increasingly mobile workforce and the need for greater
productivity. Yet, companies are being asked to accommodate
                                                                                                            Self service,
these increased demands without an increase in resources. As a                                              Automation
result, many companies are considering cloud computing, using
computing resources only when and where needed, as a way to
reduce the cost and complexity of delivering traditional IT serv-                Virtual layer              Virtual layer
                                                                                 Management                 Management
ices. While cloud computing has raised expectations, industry
buzz had made its implementation seem overly complex. Based
on extensive client experience and easy to deploy solutions,                       Storage                    Storage

IBM can simplify the implementation of cloud enabled data
center for clients.                                                              Networking                 Networking


IBM offers a range of solutions that help clients simplify                         Servers                    Servers
administration while increasing services to users—from easy to
deploy and easy to manage virtualization platforms to full cloud
IBM Systems and Technology   3




A converged virtualization platform that                              BladeCenter Foundation for Cloud can easily grow from a
is easy to order and deploy                                           virtualization platform today to a cloud platform tomorrow by
A converged virtualized system is a base of any cloud based solu-     addition of SmartCloud Entry offering.
tion. This solution is made up of servers, networking, storage
and management in a tightly integrated stack. As virtualization       The BladeCenter platform is ideal for virtualization, which is the
becomes fundamental to deploying new workloads, you need              key foundation for IT infrastructure convergence:
such converged systems to simplify IT operations.
                                                                      G   Reduce infrastructure administration cost with a single point
Today, you have to sort through a myriad of options and build             of management for virtual and physical resources, such as
such a solution yourself with trial and error. This leads to              servers, storage and networking.
increased complexity and long sales cycles.                           G   Get a fit-for-purpose portfolio that can cut cost per workload
                                                                          with a workload optimized, energy efficient and resilient
With BladeCenter Foundation for Cloud, we have combined the               platform.
best elements from BladeCenter portfolio and made it easier for       G   Grow your business without a rip-and-replace. The interoper-
you to build a tightly integrated system that is ready for virtual-       able, best-of-breed networking portfolio delivers leadership,
ization and can scale easily. Additionally, you retain configuration       choice and flexibility.
flexibility to support a wide range of datacenter requirements,        G   Provide 23x faster performance, 96 percent reduction in
including interoperable I/O technologies.                                 energy costs and 99 percent IT footprint reduction over older
                                                                          industry standard rack servers.1


IBM BladeCenter Foundation for Cloud


                                                                                        Fast path to virtualized
                                                          Integrated Storage            computing

                                                                                        Arrives pre-sized
                                                             Converged                  and pre-configured
                                                             Networking
                                                                                        Reduces complexity
                                                                                        and risk
                                                         Virtualized Servers
                                                                                        Easy to order
                                                                                        and deploy
                                                            Management
                                                                                        Scale from a virtualization
                                                                                        platform today to a cloud
                                                                                        platform tomorrow
4   Cloud computing made simple with IBM BladeCenter




Easily grow to cloud                                              IBM Systems Director offers a single-point-of-control to
Manual provisioning of hardware and software is a time-           simplify day-to-day administrative tasks, helping to reduce
consuming and cumbersome process. It takes many people            IT management complexity and cost. With IBM Systems
acting serially to get a new environment up and running, which    Director, IT personnel are able to optimize compute and
can often take months. This repetitive manual interaction is      network resources with streamlined management of server,
error prone and can cause inconsistent configurations. Users       storage and networking, both physical and virtual. IBM Systems
tend to keep their environments even past the time needed         Director is designed to:
because the combination of lead time and the difficulty of
getting an identical new environment can often result in an       G   Automate day-to-day administrative tasks:
inefficient data center.                                               – Visualize data center infrastructure.
                                                                       – Deploy firmware updates.
As a result, many companies are considering cloud computing,           – Monitor system health and provide alerts.
using computing resources only when and where needed, as a        G   Maximize application availability by tightly linking physical
way to reduce the cost and complexity of delivering traditional       and virtual environments.
IT services. Simplify transition from virtualized computing to    G   Improve capacity planning with smart energy management,
cloud infrastructure with IBM SmartCloud™ Entry. It is simple,        monitor actual power consumption and resolve hot-spots.
intuitive cloud software that seamlessly integrates with          G   Ease LAN/SAN configuration and automated failover.
BladeCenter Foundation for Cloud to enable a private cloud.       G   Manage x86 and non-x86 environments.
Some notable features of SmartCloud Entry are:                    G   Support multiple hypervisors including VMWare, KVM and
                                                                      Hyper-V.
G   An intuitive, web based self service portal where users can
    select an IT service from an administrator defined catalog.    Seamless interoperability
G   Virtual image tools and catalog.                              IBM has a customer-centric networking strategy. In contrast,
G   Usage metering.                                               many other systems take a narrow view of networking, requiring
                                                                  you to rip and replace your existing network infrastructure to
SmartCloud Entry is delivered as a software-only offering, with   match their standards. The IBM approach is to foster an
reference configurations or as an integrated hardware and soft-    ecosystem of partners and use industry innovation to provide
ware offering—giving you flexibility to customize or use the       best-of-breed solutions that are interoperable. This flexibility
offering as delivered.                                            and choice means that you can choose the solution that works
                                                                  best for your infrastructure today and grows with your data.
End-to-end management                                             More, it can save you up to 40 percent on networking costs
Through the unique integration of IBM Systems Director and        versus competitive offerings.2
SmartCloud Entry, IBM provides a centralized platform for con-
solidated data center administration and self-service cloud
deployment to help clients significantly reduce OpEx.
IBM Systems and Technology   5




With IBM System Networking and the acquisition of Blade             iSCSI: Lower cost option to consolidate data and storage
Network Technologies®, we are investing in the networking           networks using 10 Gb Ethernet.
space. Concurrently, we stay committed to work closely with our
ecosystem of partners to deliver complete end-to-end network-       SAS/RAID: Affordable, yet powerful 3 Gbps for direct
ing solutions including Ethernet, Fibre Channel, InfiniBand,         storage connectivity.
FCoE, SAS and iSCSI. Working closely with our partners,
IBM aims to offer innovation that matters.                          This means that if you have already standardized on a specific
                                                                    technology or vendor, you don’t have to rip and replace to
Choice that matters                                                 implement a BladeCenter solution. If you haven’t standardized
BladeCenter delivers the broadest I/O portfolio in the industry     on a technology or vendor, you have the flexibility to mix-
with a wide variety of solutions and a choice of industry-leading   and-match as needed. Leadership innovation with choice means
vendors, designed to allow clients to build solutions customized    that you can grow your data center on your terms.
to their needs.
                                                                    Superior performance with leadership
Virtual Fabric: Virtual NIC technology offers up to eight           server portfolio
virtual Ethernet ports from a single adapter, delivering perform-   On your path towards convergence, blade servers provide an
ance, flexibility and security.                                      ideal platform for server and network virtualization and consoli-
                                                                    dation. With their modular design optimized for efficient use of
10 Gb Ethernet: High performance network connectivity to            physical space and energy, blades can support extraordinary
support the increasing demands of virtualization and cloud          performance while reducing your ongoing costs.
infrastructures.
                                                                    The BladeCenter portfolio of blade servers support a wide
1 Gb Ethernet: Low cost and legacy connectivity.                    range of workloads on Microsoft Windows, Linux and UNIX
                                                                    operating systems. This capability gives you the flexibility to
Fibre Channel: 8 Gbps and 4 Gbps options for SAN                    consolidate many workloads into one system, while offering
connectivity.                                                       extraordinary energy efficiency, floor space savings and ease of
                                                                    management. The portfolio also features Intel Xeon series
FCoE: Consolidates the data and storage networks into a             processors designed for industry-leading performance and maxi-
single, high performance, super-network using 10 Gb Ethernet.       mum energy efficiency that are ideally suited for virtualization
                                                                    and cloud based workloads. With BladeCenter server technol-
InfiniBand: High performance with low latency ideal for High         ogy, you can greatly increase server density versus rack servers,
Performance Computing (HPC) environments.                           simplify cabling, lower power and cooling costs, ease server
                                                                    expansion and simplify datacenter management.
6   Cloud computing made simple with IBM BladeCenter




Most energy efficient chassis platform




BladeCenter H                                          HS22: versatile 2-socket blade HX5: leadership scalable blade

BladeCenter H: 12% greater performance                 G   Ideal for general purpose        G   Ideal for database and virtualization
per watt over HP*                                          applications                     G   Scalable from 2-socket to 4-socket
                                                       G   23x faster than older industry   G   Independent memory expansion with MAX5,
                                                           standard rack servers                for 25% more memory per core
                                                       G   96% reduction in energy          G   Reduce cost per workload for database and
                                                           costs alone                          virtualization
                                                       G   99% IT footprint reduction



With mission-critical workloads moving to x86, systems need to              G   BladeCenter memory architecture incorporates multiple layers
keep up and application availability is critical. You can confi-                 of memory correction and redundancy, including Chipkill
dently deploy business-critical workloads on the BladeCenter                    error correction, Memory ProteXion, mirroring, memory rank
platform, which has rock-solid availability due to multiple layers              sparing and memory scrubbing (model-specific).
of redundancy:                                                              G   BladeCenter servers and chassis monitor vital system compo-
                                                                                nents for maximum availability. IBM Predictive Failure
G   The mainframe-inspired BladeCenter architecture has redun-                  Analysis warns in advance of potential hardware failure of key
    dant power and I/O connections to the blades and switches,                  components to trigger preemptive action, and IBM light path
    redundant hot-swap power supplies, blowers and management                   diagnostics leads a servicer directly to a failing component so it
    modules—even automated failover of blades and switches—for                  can be replaced quickly, with little or no workload downtime.
    no single point of failure.
IBM Systems and Technology   7




BladeCenter - complete RAS
G Redundant connectors from the blade to the midplane for power
  and IO
G Two N+N power domains in chassis
G Two AC and DC chassis power buses
G No single point of failure




Predictive failure
                                                                             PFA             Cisco   DELL           HP         IBM
G Only IBM System x® monitors vital system components for
  maximum availability                                                 Blade:
G Warns ahead of potential hardware failures
                                                                         HDD & SDD              No   Yes            Yes        Yes
G Triggers preemptive action
G Maintains application availability                                     Memory                 No   Yes            Yes        Yes

                                                                         CPU                    No   No             Yes        Yes

                                                                         VRM                    No   No             No         Yes
                                                                       Chassis:

                                                                         Fan                    No   No             No         Yes

                                                                         Power supply           No   No             No         Yes




TCO analysis available
We can do an assessment of your business—based on an interview                                              Convergence
                                                                                                              with IBM
with your staff—and create a view representing the savings you could                Traditional IT          BladeCenter

achieve by deploying infrastructure convergence with BladeCenter.                      New
                                                                           100%     Development

                                                                                                               New           Strategic
                                                                                                            Development      Change
                                                                                   Software Costs
                                                                                                                             Capacity



                                                                                    Power Costs
                                                                                                            Deployment
                                                                         Current                              (1-time)
                                                                        IT Spend
                                                                                    Labor Costs            Software Costs
                                                                                   (Operations &
                                                                                   Maintenance)
                                                                                                            Power Costs      Reduced
                                                                                                                             annual
                                                                                                                             cost of
                                                                                                                             operation
                                                                                                            Labor Costs
                                                                                   Hardware Costs
                                                                                    (annualized)
                                                                                                           Hardware Costs
For more information
To learn more about the IBM BladeCenter solutions, please
contact your IBM marketing representative or IBM Business
Partner, or visit the following website: ibm.com/bladecenter

Additionally, financing solutions from IBM Global Financing               © Copyright IBM Corporation 2012

can enable effective cash management, protection from technol-           IBM Corporation
ogy obsolescence, improved total cost of ownership and return            Software Group
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on investment. Also, our Global Asset Recovery Services help             Somers, NY 10589
address environmental concerns with new, more energy-efficient
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solutions. For more information on IBM Global Financing, visit:          January 2012
ibm.com/financing
                                                                         IBM, the IBM logo, ibm.com, BladeCenter, Blade Network Technologies,
                                                                         and System x are trademarks of International Business Machines Corporation
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                                                                         The performance data discussed herein is presented as derived under specific
                                                                         operating conditions. Actual results may vary.
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Cloud computing made simple with IBM BladeCenter

  • 1. IBM Systems and Technology Cloud computing made simple with IBM BladeCenter Converge your data center on your own terms
  • 2. 2 Cloud computing made simple with IBM BladeCenter Highlights infrastructures. There are several key components of successful G IBM is a leader in cloud computing, with 80 percent of virtualized or cloud deployment; and in each of these areas, Fortune 500 companies using IBM cloud capabilities IBM® BladeCenter® offers unique advantages: G IBM BladeCenter Foundation for Cloud enables fast, complete virtualized platform deployment with network, G Easy to order and deploy: rapidly deliver a virtualized platform servers, storage and management G Scalability: proven enterprise platform that can easily scale to G IBM SmartCloud Entry simplifies transition to a private cloud meet changing business demands infrastructure with simple, intuitive cloud software that G Fits into existing infrastructure: seamless integration with no seamlessly integrates with BladeCenter Foundation for Cloud rip and replace G Fit-for-purpose portfolio from IBM can cut cost per workload G Superior performance: application performance and availability with a workload optimized, energy efficient and resilient to reduce solution costs platform G IBM System Networking helps reduce infrastructure adminis- tration with single point of management for virtual and physical resources: servers, storage and network G Grow your business without rip-and-replace. Interoperable, Virtualization Cloud best-of-breed portfolio delivers leadership, choice and flexibility G 23x faster performance, 96 percent reduction in energy costs IBM BladeCenter Foundation for SmartCloud Entry and 99 percent IT footprint reduction over older industry Cloud standard rack servers Businesses today are under tremendous pressure driven by shifts like an increasingly mobile workforce and the need for greater productivity. Yet, companies are being asked to accommodate Self service, these increased demands without an increase in resources. As a Automation result, many companies are considering cloud computing, using computing resources only when and where needed, as a way to reduce the cost and complexity of delivering traditional IT serv- Virtual layer Virtual layer Management Management ices. While cloud computing has raised expectations, industry buzz had made its implementation seem overly complex. Based on extensive client experience and easy to deploy solutions, Storage Storage IBM can simplify the implementation of cloud enabled data center for clients. Networking Networking IBM offers a range of solutions that help clients simplify Servers Servers administration while increasing services to users—from easy to deploy and easy to manage virtualization platforms to full cloud
  • 3. IBM Systems and Technology 3 A converged virtualization platform that BladeCenter Foundation for Cloud can easily grow from a is easy to order and deploy virtualization platform today to a cloud platform tomorrow by A converged virtualized system is a base of any cloud based solu- addition of SmartCloud Entry offering. tion. This solution is made up of servers, networking, storage and management in a tightly integrated stack. As virtualization The BladeCenter platform is ideal for virtualization, which is the becomes fundamental to deploying new workloads, you need key foundation for IT infrastructure convergence: such converged systems to simplify IT operations. G Reduce infrastructure administration cost with a single point Today, you have to sort through a myriad of options and build of management for virtual and physical resources, such as such a solution yourself with trial and error. This leads to servers, storage and networking. increased complexity and long sales cycles. G Get a fit-for-purpose portfolio that can cut cost per workload with a workload optimized, energy efficient and resilient With BladeCenter Foundation for Cloud, we have combined the platform. best elements from BladeCenter portfolio and made it easier for G Grow your business without a rip-and-replace. The interoper- you to build a tightly integrated system that is ready for virtual- able, best-of-breed networking portfolio delivers leadership, ization and can scale easily. Additionally, you retain configuration choice and flexibility. flexibility to support a wide range of datacenter requirements, G Provide 23x faster performance, 96 percent reduction in including interoperable I/O technologies. energy costs and 99 percent IT footprint reduction over older industry standard rack servers.1 IBM BladeCenter Foundation for Cloud Fast path to virtualized Integrated Storage computing Arrives pre-sized Converged and pre-configured Networking Reduces complexity and risk Virtualized Servers Easy to order and deploy Management Scale from a virtualization platform today to a cloud platform tomorrow
  • 4. 4 Cloud computing made simple with IBM BladeCenter Easily grow to cloud IBM Systems Director offers a single-point-of-control to Manual provisioning of hardware and software is a time- simplify day-to-day administrative tasks, helping to reduce consuming and cumbersome process. It takes many people IT management complexity and cost. With IBM Systems acting serially to get a new environment up and running, which Director, IT personnel are able to optimize compute and can often take months. This repetitive manual interaction is network resources with streamlined management of server, error prone and can cause inconsistent configurations. Users storage and networking, both physical and virtual. IBM Systems tend to keep their environments even past the time needed Director is designed to: because the combination of lead time and the difficulty of getting an identical new environment can often result in an G Automate day-to-day administrative tasks: inefficient data center. – Visualize data center infrastructure. – Deploy firmware updates. As a result, many companies are considering cloud computing, – Monitor system health and provide alerts. using computing resources only when and where needed, as a G Maximize application availability by tightly linking physical way to reduce the cost and complexity of delivering traditional and virtual environments. IT services. Simplify transition from virtualized computing to G Improve capacity planning with smart energy management, cloud infrastructure with IBM SmartCloud™ Entry. It is simple, monitor actual power consumption and resolve hot-spots. intuitive cloud software that seamlessly integrates with G Ease LAN/SAN configuration and automated failover. BladeCenter Foundation for Cloud to enable a private cloud. G Manage x86 and non-x86 environments. Some notable features of SmartCloud Entry are: G Support multiple hypervisors including VMWare, KVM and Hyper-V. G An intuitive, web based self service portal where users can select an IT service from an administrator defined catalog. Seamless interoperability G Virtual image tools and catalog. IBM has a customer-centric networking strategy. In contrast, G Usage metering. many other systems take a narrow view of networking, requiring you to rip and replace your existing network infrastructure to SmartCloud Entry is delivered as a software-only offering, with match their standards. The IBM approach is to foster an reference configurations or as an integrated hardware and soft- ecosystem of partners and use industry innovation to provide ware offering—giving you flexibility to customize or use the best-of-breed solutions that are interoperable. This flexibility offering as delivered. and choice means that you can choose the solution that works best for your infrastructure today and grows with your data. End-to-end management More, it can save you up to 40 percent on networking costs Through the unique integration of IBM Systems Director and versus competitive offerings.2 SmartCloud Entry, IBM provides a centralized platform for con- solidated data center administration and self-service cloud deployment to help clients significantly reduce OpEx.
  • 5. IBM Systems and Technology 5 With IBM System Networking and the acquisition of Blade iSCSI: Lower cost option to consolidate data and storage Network Technologies®, we are investing in the networking networks using 10 Gb Ethernet. space. Concurrently, we stay committed to work closely with our ecosystem of partners to deliver complete end-to-end network- SAS/RAID: Affordable, yet powerful 3 Gbps for direct ing solutions including Ethernet, Fibre Channel, InfiniBand, storage connectivity. FCoE, SAS and iSCSI. Working closely with our partners, IBM aims to offer innovation that matters. This means that if you have already standardized on a specific technology or vendor, you don’t have to rip and replace to Choice that matters implement a BladeCenter solution. If you haven’t standardized BladeCenter delivers the broadest I/O portfolio in the industry on a technology or vendor, you have the flexibility to mix- with a wide variety of solutions and a choice of industry-leading and-match as needed. Leadership innovation with choice means vendors, designed to allow clients to build solutions customized that you can grow your data center on your terms. to their needs. Superior performance with leadership Virtual Fabric: Virtual NIC technology offers up to eight server portfolio virtual Ethernet ports from a single adapter, delivering perform- On your path towards convergence, blade servers provide an ance, flexibility and security. ideal platform for server and network virtualization and consoli- dation. With their modular design optimized for efficient use of 10 Gb Ethernet: High performance network connectivity to physical space and energy, blades can support extraordinary support the increasing demands of virtualization and cloud performance while reducing your ongoing costs. infrastructures. The BladeCenter portfolio of blade servers support a wide 1 Gb Ethernet: Low cost and legacy connectivity. range of workloads on Microsoft Windows, Linux and UNIX operating systems. This capability gives you the flexibility to Fibre Channel: 8 Gbps and 4 Gbps options for SAN consolidate many workloads into one system, while offering connectivity. extraordinary energy efficiency, floor space savings and ease of management. The portfolio also features Intel Xeon series FCoE: Consolidates the data and storage networks into a processors designed for industry-leading performance and maxi- single, high performance, super-network using 10 Gb Ethernet. mum energy efficiency that are ideally suited for virtualization and cloud based workloads. With BladeCenter server technol- InfiniBand: High performance with low latency ideal for High ogy, you can greatly increase server density versus rack servers, Performance Computing (HPC) environments. simplify cabling, lower power and cooling costs, ease server expansion and simplify datacenter management.
  • 6. 6 Cloud computing made simple with IBM BladeCenter Most energy efficient chassis platform BladeCenter H HS22: versatile 2-socket blade HX5: leadership scalable blade BladeCenter H: 12% greater performance G Ideal for general purpose G Ideal for database and virtualization per watt over HP* applications G Scalable from 2-socket to 4-socket G 23x faster than older industry G Independent memory expansion with MAX5, standard rack servers for 25% more memory per core G 96% reduction in energy G Reduce cost per workload for database and costs alone virtualization G 99% IT footprint reduction With mission-critical workloads moving to x86, systems need to G BladeCenter memory architecture incorporates multiple layers keep up and application availability is critical. You can confi- of memory correction and redundancy, including Chipkill dently deploy business-critical workloads on the BladeCenter error correction, Memory ProteXion, mirroring, memory rank platform, which has rock-solid availability due to multiple layers sparing and memory scrubbing (model-specific). of redundancy: G BladeCenter servers and chassis monitor vital system compo- nents for maximum availability. IBM Predictive Failure G The mainframe-inspired BladeCenter architecture has redun- Analysis warns in advance of potential hardware failure of key dant power and I/O connections to the blades and switches, components to trigger preemptive action, and IBM light path redundant hot-swap power supplies, blowers and management diagnostics leads a servicer directly to a failing component so it modules—even automated failover of blades and switches—for can be replaced quickly, with little or no workload downtime. no single point of failure.
  • 7. IBM Systems and Technology 7 BladeCenter - complete RAS G Redundant connectors from the blade to the midplane for power and IO G Two N+N power domains in chassis G Two AC and DC chassis power buses G No single point of failure Predictive failure PFA Cisco DELL HP IBM G Only IBM System x® monitors vital system components for maximum availability Blade: G Warns ahead of potential hardware failures HDD & SDD No Yes Yes Yes G Triggers preemptive action G Maintains application availability Memory No Yes Yes Yes CPU No No Yes Yes VRM No No No Yes Chassis: Fan No No No Yes Power supply No No No Yes TCO analysis available We can do an assessment of your business—based on an interview Convergence with IBM with your staff—and create a view representing the savings you could Traditional IT BladeCenter achieve by deploying infrastructure convergence with BladeCenter. New 100% Development New Strategic Development Change Software Costs Capacity Power Costs Deployment Current (1-time) IT Spend Labor Costs Software Costs (Operations & Maintenance) Power Costs Reduced annual cost of operation Labor Costs Hardware Costs (annualized) Hardware Costs
  • 8. For more information To learn more about the IBM BladeCenter solutions, please contact your IBM marketing representative or IBM Business Partner, or visit the following website: ibm.com/bladecenter Additionally, financing solutions from IBM Global Financing © Copyright IBM Corporation 2012 can enable effective cash management, protection from technol- IBM Corporation ogy obsolescence, improved total cost of ownership and return Software Group Route 100 on investment. Also, our Global Asset Recovery Services help Somers, NY 10589 address environmental concerns with new, more energy-efficient Produced in the United States of America solutions. For more information on IBM Global Financing, visit: January 2012 ibm.com/financing IBM, the IBM logo, ibm.com, BladeCenter, Blade Network Technologies, and System x are trademarks of International Business Machines Corporation in the United States, other countries or both. If these and other IBM trademarked terms are marked on their first occurrence in this information with a trademark symbol (® or ™), these symbols indicate U.S. registered or common law trademarks owned by IBM at the time this information was published. Such trademarks may also be registered or common law trademarks in other countries. Other product, company or service names may be trademarks or service marks of others. A current list of IBM trademarks is available on the web at “Copyright and trademark information” at ibm.com/legal/copytrade.shtml Linux is a registered trademark of Linus Torvalds in the United States, other countries or both. Microsoft and Windows are trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the United States, other countries or both. UNIX is a registered trademark of The Open Group in the United States and other countries. Other company, product or service names may be trademarks or service marks of others. This document is current as of the initial date of publication and may be changed by IBM at any time. Not all offerings are available in every country in which IBM operates. The performance data discussed herein is presented as derived under specific operating conditions. Actual results may vary. 1 http://www.ibm.com/systems/info/x86servers/blades/ THE INFORMATION IN THIS DOCUMENT IS PROVIDED servers/index.html?lnk=tabI, accessed 1/3/2012 “AS IS” WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, 2 http://www-03.ibm.com/systems/info/x86servers/blades/networking/, INCLUDING WITHOUT ANY WARRANTIES OF accessed 1/3/12 MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND ANY WARRANTY OR CONDITION OF * “IBM BladeCenter vs. HP Blade System: Energy Efficiency Comparison NON-INFRINGEMENT. IBM products are warranted according to the Study,” Edison Group, May 2010 terms and conditions of the agreements under which they are provided. Please Recycle BLB03006-USEN-00