COMMON Europe Congress 2012 - Vienna

1. IBM Power Systems
IBM i Trends & Directions
Steve Will - Chief Architect – IBM i
© 2012 IBM Corporation

2. IBM Power Systems
Our Topics Today
What is IBM doing?
What is IBM i doing?
What can You and i do?
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3. IBM Power Systems
What is IBM Doing?
Smarter Planet (and 2015) (and PureSystems)
© 2012 IBM Corporation

4. IBM Power Systems
IBM Power Systems 2008 Four Years Ago
i570 i595
i550
i525
i515
System i Power Systems
Power 560 Power 570 Power 595
Power 550
BladeCenter Power 520
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System p
Four Years Ago
p570 p595
BladeCenter p550
JS21/JS22 p520
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Smarter Planet
Four years Neonatal Law
Care Enforcement
ago we started
describing the
Smarter Planet Fraud
Telecom
we saw emerging, Prevention
fueling
innovation
Resource Traffic
across Management Control
industries.
Manufacturing Trading
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Smarter Planet – Cherry Central
Midsize businesses are the engines
of a Smarter Planet.
http://www.ibm.com/innovation/us/engines/index.html
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The IT infrastructure that enables a Smarter Planet
Designed for data: Big Data
Remove barriers to harnessing
all available information and
unlock insights to make informed
choices.
Tuned to the task: Optimized Systems
Remove financial barriers by
driving greater performance and
efficiency for each workload.
Managed in the Cloud: Cloud
Remove barriers to rapid delivery of new
services and reinvent business
processes to drive innovation.
Smarter Computing
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Video - Data
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9. IBM Power Systems
Video - Data
bit.ly/IBMiBigData
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10. IBM Power Systems
2015 In May 2010, markets still reeling from the Great Recession, IBM Chairman Sam
Palmisano advised Wall Street of IBM’s five year goals, resulting in headlines like this:
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11. IBM Power Systems
IBM i Strategy, Value & Commitment
Executive Message
IBM i Strategy Paper
ITG Study for Mid-size Clients
www.ibm.com/systems/power/software/i/powerofi/
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12. IBM Power Systems
The IBM i Business
More clients run IBM ii than any other IBM system platform
More clients run IBM than any other IBM system platform
100,000’s of systems in 100,000+ enterprises
115+ countries
Cross industry
Wholesale Distribution Computer Services
Finance Retail Insurance
Consumer Package Goods Travel & Transportation
Agribusiness Automotive Construction
Manufacturing Lodging Healthcare
Education Associations Local Government
Legal Services Accounting Services
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13. IBM Power Systems
Lower Overall Three-year Costs
An advantage sustained throughout the life of the platform
ITG Management Brief: Value Proposition for IBM Power Systems Servers and IBM i - Minimizing Costs and Risks for Midsize Businesses; January 2011
42% less than x86, Microsoft Windows Server and Microsoft SQL Server
56% less than x86, Linux and Oracle DB
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IBM i Architecture
DB2 for i & Single Level Store Object Based Architecture
Automate & optimize storage management Enables integrity, security, virus-resistance
Integration Work Management
... ...
Integrates business components: DB, Web, Security Provides built-in application virtualization
Technology Independent Machine Interface
OS
Ensures application compatibility across multiple technology generations IBM i
An Architecture Devoted to Business Stability, Simplicity, Security, Scalability
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Lower Acquisition and Ongoing Costs
ITG Management Brief: Value Proposition for IBM Power Systems Servers and IBM i - Minimizing Costs and Risks for Midsize Businesses; January 2011
Acquisition costs
– 18% less than x86 servers with Windows Server and SQL Server databases
– 43% less than x86 servers with Linux and Oracle databases
Three-year ongoing costs – full time equivalent administrators
– 55% less than Windows / SQL Server
– 60% less than Linux / Oracle
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16. IBM Power Systems
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17. IBM PureSystems
IBM PureFlex System
© 2012 IBM Corporation

18. IBM PureSystems
An evolutionary and game-changing expert integrated system
Built-in Expertise
• Flexibility and Simplicity from integrated
expertise across all infrastructure elements
• Agility to drive business velocity through rapid
service deployment and open choice
Integration by Design
• Efficiency for superior economics from management
that lowers operational expense
Simplified Experience
• Control that speeds deployment, reduces risk
and improves security
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bit.ly/You_and_i
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What is IBM i Doing?
Enhancements & Strategies
© 2012 IBM Corporation

21. IBM Power Systems
RPG RPG
RPG Cobol
Cobol Java
Java PHP
PHP
OS/400
OS/400 Hypervisor
AS/400 Hardware Power Hypervisor
Internal Storage
Internal Storage Unique IOA/IOP
Unique IOA/IOP
Power System Hardware
Power Systems
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IBM i Roadmap
2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012
V5R4 6.1 7.1 i next i next + 1
V5R4M5 6.1.1
……… 7.1 TRs
…
Clients requesting fewer operating system releases; and longer support cycles
– Major release upgrades can be disruptive for a business
Interim technology refreshes will provide new functions and I/O support
– Simpler to install on a current release and less disruptive
** All statements regarding IBM's future direction and intent are subject to change or withdrawal without notice, and represent goals and objectives only.
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Building a Foundation for the Future
IBM i 6.1 Foundational Highlights
– Solid State Drive support with unique IBM i performance advantages
– Java Virtual Machine, shared with AIX & Linux
– Systems Director Navigator web-based console
– PowerHA disk clustering
– Support for BladeCenter – Step One for Modular
– SAN DS8000 performance optimization – Step One for SAN
– PowerVM virtual storage for i partitions – Step One for POWERVM Clouds
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24. New System Designed…..
Building Blocks PureFlex Systems Optimized Application System
Pre-configured, pre- Pre-configured, pre-
integrated infrastructure integrated platform systems
Chassis systems with compute,
14 half-wide bays with middleware designed for
storage, networking, physical transactional web
and virtual management, and applications and enabled for
Modular entry cloud management cloud
Compute
Nodes
Management
Appliance
SAN
Storage Node
V7000
Expansion inside or
outside chassis
Networking
10/40GbE, FCoE, IB
8/16Gb FC
Expansion
PCIe / Storage
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Total integration with IBM i 7.1
Information into insights
Simplify supplier data exchange with native XML in DB2® for i
Data protection and compliance
Secure critical client data with DB2 column level encryption
Resiliency without downtime
Implement multi-site disaster recovery with PowerHA SystemMirror
Virtualization without limits
Test a new release with ease by hosting i 7.1 on a i 6.1 server
Management with automation
Reduce costs of fix management with IBM Systems Director
Workload optimizing systems
Automate exploitation of solid state drives
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IBM i 7.1 Technology Refreshes Add Value
Technology Refresh 1 – September 2010
– Virtual Media support to reduce hardware dependencies and costs
– Network Installation of all IBM i software for more efficient operations
– Web Services support for integrating legacy applications into business processes
Technology Refresh 2 – May 2011
– Suspend/Resume IBM i partition as another step towards clouds
– Sharing Tape Drives across IBM i partitions to reduce infrastructure complexity
– XML and Security enhancements to DB2 for i
Technology Refresh 3 – October 2011
– VM Image Management in cooperation with Systems Director VMControl
– ISV Support for SAP, JD Edwards, Lawson and more
– Thin Provisioning for DS8700 and DS8800 storage servers, and for VIOS Shared
Storage Pools allows configurations set up with a smaller amount of real disk storage
– And …
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PowerHA SystemMirror Enhancements – TR3 (& TR4) Translated Version TR4
• PowerHA SystemMirror for IBM i support includes
• DS8000 (DS8K)
• SAN Volume Controller (SVC) and IBM Storage Systems Storwize V7000 TR3
• Advanced Copy Services (ACS)
• Currently available for DS8K
• Future direction - V7000
Admin domain
Local Site
*SYSBAS
*SYSBAS
(DR)
DR Site
POWER7
(Prod) Metro Mirror
IBM i
F IASP
IASP
(Switchable) Global Mirror l HA
DR
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DR
HA
Flash
o
Backup
p *SYBAS
y (Backup I)
POWER7 POWER7
IBM i DS8000 DS8000 IBM i
Production SVC* SVC
Storewize V7000* Storewize V7000 ©
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The IT infrastructure that enables a Smarter Planet
Designed for data: Big Data
Remove barriers to harnessing
all available information and
unlock insights to make informed
choices.
Tuned to the task: Optimized Systems
Remove financial barriers by
driving greater performance and
efficiency for each workload.
Managed in the Cloud: Cloud
Remove barriers to rapid delivery of new
services and reinvent business
processes to drive innovation.
Smarter Computing
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Video – Workload Optimized
bit.ly/IBMiWorkloadOptimized
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The IT infrastructure that enables a Smarter Planet
Designed for data: Big Data
Remove barriers to harnessing
all available information and
unlock insights to make informed
choices.
Tuned to the task: Optimized Systems
Remove financial barriers by
driving greater performance and
efficiency for each workload.
Managed in the Cloud: Cloud
Remove barriers to rapid delivery of new
services and reinvent business
processes to drive innovation.
Smarter Computing
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IBM i – Virtual by Design
“We estimate that we will achieve cost reductions
of approximately 40 percent, and the other
Gemeentes should be making similar savings.”
Wilko Fokke, Gemeente Noord-Beveland
Six Dutch municipalities cooperate to implement a Multiple servers consolidated to a single Power
shared services model Systems server running IBM i
– IT centralized in Gemeente Goes – One partition
– Collectively, some 1200 employees serving – Municipalities isolated in subsystems
around 110,000 citizens IBM i provides operational advantages
– Education, health, police & social services – High utilization, around 90%
Originally, each managed its own IT – Stable operations
– Three ran SAP on Windows – Very fast system response times
– Three on Linux or Unix Lower maintenance, administration and software
Today, all six municipalities operate SAP license costs
independently on a single, shared platform Future growth without disruption
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Six Municipalities, One Partition, One Copy of IBM i
The power and versatility of subsystems – operating independently, providing isolation
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33. IBM Power Systems
IBM i and Software as a Service
Over 90 ISVs currently offer SaaS solutions on IBM Power Systems with IBM i
– Lowers cost of solution acquisition
– Lowers cost of ongoing maintenance
Unique technology that is core to IBM i enables ISV to deploy SaaS with little change to their
applications
– Low cost for ISV to offer SaaS solution
– Multiple deployment models available today for varied customer needs without the need
for complicated cloud computing technology
http://www.ibm.com/partnerworld/wps/servlet/ContentHandler/whitepaper/ibmi/saas/position
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One fast-moving example among many …
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Live Partition Mobility for IBM i - Available with TR4
Improves service levels for IBM i workloads
– Business and IT security and resiliency are as critical as ever, and must
be dynamic and intelligent in order to match the speed of business
change
– PowerVM Live Partition Mobility
Move running IBM i partitions between systems
Eliminate planned outages and balance workloads across systems
VIOS is required
Virtualized SAN and Network Infrastructure
Virtualized SAN and Network Infrastructure
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IBM i Cloud Capabilities
Live
Partition 7.1 TR4
Mobility
VM Deployment 7.1 TR3
(Image Management) +
VMControl
Suspend
Resume 7.1 TR2
Network
Install 12/10 – 6.1 & 7.1
IBM i
Virtualized 6.1 & 7.1
I/O
Dynamic
Resource 6.1 & 7.1
Consolidation Sharing
LPARs
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Cloud
bit.ly/IBMiCloud
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The Future of IBM i
IBM i Roadmap
2008 2010 2012 . . .
IBM i Next
Power Systems
POWER Roadmap
POWER8
POWER7
POWER6
POWER5
POWER4
2001 2004 2007 2010
IBM i through 2020
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39. IBM Power Systems
Top IBM i Client Projects
Business Intelligence Disaster Recovery
Web reporting Reduce Ongoing Maintenance
Mobile Access Automation
Data Analytics
Unlock High
Core Business Availability
Metropolitan Tax and
Data Transportation Revenue
and Roads Managemen
t
SaaS Deploy Upgrade to latest release
Remote Manage Service Safety Add new modules
Disaster Recovery Cloud New
and Deploy new applications
Business
Security Application Modernization
Solutions
Integrated
Urban
Virtualize
Infrastructure
& Consolidate Virtualize IBM i environment
Simplify physical infrastructure
Heterogeneous Consolidation
Upgrade & Modernize IBM i Infrastructure
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IBM i Investment Themes for 2011-2015
Solutions enablement
Focus on ISV solutions integration
Invest in language & database standards currency
On latest POWER platforms
Simplified management
Integrate IBM i performance tooling with virtual I/O server
Automate with Systems Director & Hardware Management Console
Focus on Integration and Performance
Resilient systems
Simplify administration of PowerHA for mid-sized companies
Broaden storage area network integration
Off-Release Deliveries
Cloud computing
Deliver VM image management, mobility, automation
Extend storage virtualization features
Tackle licensing issues
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IBM i Solution Editions – Worldwide
Reduce the cost, complexity and implementation time for ERP solutions
Reduce cost of acquisition
by up to 35%
Optimized install reduces
deployment time
Reduce risk through pretested
IBM integration
Offered in partnership
with leading ISVs
ibm.com/systems/power/hardware/editions/solutions.html
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IBM i Solution Editions – Europe
In partnership with industry-leading ISVs
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IBM i – Extending the Value
“For years we had added a new server for each new
application. Maintaining the patches and upgrades for
numerous versions of operating systems was a huge
challenge for our relatively small staff.”
IBM i provides the reliability, scalability and
simplified administration they need
– High availability solution enables rapid
Independent food service distributor switching between systems
– Based in Salt Lake City, Utah – Integration with BladeCenter
– 500 employees, $400 million in sales 17 Windows servers to 7 blades
– Delivering to restaurants, schools, hospitals IBM i provides storage management
and more across seven states Reduced server administration by 25%
Technology use is pervasive Shift IT resources to new services, growth
– Stock checks, price quotes, order entry and
“We would much rather invest our resources in
fulfillment
innovation than in keeping systems running.”
– Warehousing and delivery optimization
Joe Wood, CIO
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Power Systems and PureSystems Power 795
Power 770
Power 750
Power 720/740
PureFlex
Power 710/730
PS Blades
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What Can You and i Do?
Spreading the Facts in a Social World
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The Social Opportunity
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Digital Marketing: IBM i and Social Media
High-value IBM Subject Matter Experts that represent Non-IBM IT Professionals
IBM as trusted & business leaders & developers that are community
influential brand evangelists influencers and mentors
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Designed for Answers
Optimized systems
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Designed for Answers
Business
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Customer Stories – Business Value
bit.ly/IBMiDesignedForBusiness11
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Staying Informed
IBM sites
Blogs
User Trade
groups press
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IBM invested over $3.2B in POWER7
systems over the last 3.5 years.
IBM i Roadmap
2008 2010 2011-15
RPG
RPG Cobol
Cobol Java
Java PHP
PHP
IBM i Next
Power Hypervisor
Power System Hardware
POWER Roadmap
POWER8
POWER7
45 nm
POWER6
65 nm
POWER5
Power Systems
130 nm
POWER4
180 nm
2001 2004 2007 2010
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i to i
iPhone, iPad, (or any smartphone, tablet) to IBM i
Executive dashboards (e.g. key metrics)
Business reporting
Lookup (e.g. item inquiry)
Data entry (e.g. order entry)
Geolocation (e.g. travel/logistics)
Systems management
Companies can mobilize around IBM ii
Companies can mobilize around IBM
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54. IBM Power Systems
Rational Open Access: RPG Edition
Extending RPG to reach new interfaces
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Custom
Devices
XML
Future
Interfaces
Devices
Rich
RPG IV Mobile
Clients
+ Open Browsers
Access
SOA
Interface Databases
Web
Now included with Browsers
the RPG Compiler!!
No additional
product required
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IBM i Open Source Strategy
Encourage open source vendors to port to and support IBM i (PASE)
PHP and MySQL run on IBM i
PASE development team is testing more open source products
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IBM i updates on developerWorks
ibm.com/developerworks/ibmi
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Redbook updates in 2011:
• IBM i 7.1 Technical Overview
• Cover through TR3
• Supplement Info Center
• PowerHA SystemMirror for i
• “How To Implement”
• V7000, SVC and more
http://www.redbooks.ibm.com/redbooks/pdfs/sg247858.pdf
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#IBMi on Twitter
“You and i” by Steve Will
– http://bit.ly/You_and_i/
– Directly communicate with the i community
– Strategy, architecture, announcements, and
Steve_Will_IBMi
On Twitter news.
“i Can” by Dawn May
– http://ibmsystemsmag.blogs.com/i_can/
– To share the “hidden gems” within IBM i.
DawnMayiCan
On Twitter
“DB2 for i” by Mike Cain
– http://db2fori.blogspot.com/
– DB2 advice for IBM i users
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Part of the Community – Part of the Conversation
bit.ly/IBMiBigData bit.ly/IBMiDesignedForBusiness11
ibm.com/PureSystems
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Delivering Competitive Advantage responsively & cost effectively
“Its stability, TCO and speed of development convinced
us we should not only maintain our mid-range
environment, but expand it to keep it at the center of our
operations for the long term. IBM i has enabled us to
grow the scale of our environment, while at the same
time become more nimble and resilient.”
Ken Spangler, VP of IT
IBM i is the foundation of operations
FedEx Ground
– Virtualization for flexible resource allocation
– Nearly 3 million packages picked up daily
and nimble growth in capacity
– 7 to 8 million packages in the delivery
– High system availability to meet customer
pipeline at any one time
expectations for near-perfect reliability
– Average daily transactions exceed 1 billion
– Rapid application development supports new
Systems provide package rating and invoicing; function, faster
optimized delivery routing; and timely, accurate
Low TCO helps keep overall cost structure down,
tracking data
improving competitiveness
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61. IBM Power Systems
Where does your
business need to IBM i will be there
be? Tomorrow.
IBM i is built to
IBM i is here with
take you to your
the technology you
future and Beyond.
need Today.
Power Systems
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62. IBM Power Systems
Thank You!
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