The Software Defined Business
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Intervento di Daniela Rao, Senior Research & Consulting Director di IDC Italia, all'IDC Software Defined Everything Conference 2018 del 21 marzo a Milano
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- 1. © IDC Visit us at IDCitalia.com and follow us on Twitter: @IDCItaly IDC SOFTWARE DEFINED EVERYTHING Conference 2018 Milano – 21 marzo The Software Defined Business deployment & challenges
- 2. © IDC Visit us at IDCitalia.com and follow us on Twitter: @IDCItaly The new Internet cycle Constrained internationalization The emerging Software Defined paradigm One-click economy Pervasive penetration of ICT in everyday use- case scenario Intelligence-driven services 4th Industrial revolution
- 3. © IDC Visit us at IDCitalia.com and follow us on Twitter: @IDCItaly 3rd Platform Drives Infrastructure Restructuring 3 1st Platform 2nd Platform
- 4. © IDC Visit us at IDCitalia.com and follow us on Twitter: @IDCItaly 3rd Platform Drives Infrastructure Restructuring 4 Chapter 1 Chapter 2 Chapter 3 2007+ 2015+ 2022+ Experimentation Multiplied Innovation Autonomy
- 5. © IDC Visit us at IDCitalia.com and follow us on Twitter: @IDCItaly Application Reconstruction • Mobile applications • Cloud services • Big Data • IoT • Web 4.0 Campus/Branch Transformation • SD-WAN • Wireless/Mobile • Edge computing • Multitude of devices Datacenter Evolution • SD Storage • SD Computing • DC SDN • Open source • Multicloud 3rd Platform Drives Infrastructure Restructuring 5 #IDCSDE18
- 6. © IDC Visit us at IDCitalia.com and follow us on Twitter: @IDCItaly 6 Dove e come investono le aziende italiane Milioni di euro Fonte: IDC Italia, 2018 - 50.0 100.0 150.0 200.0 250.0 300.0 350.0 400.0 450.0 500.0 2017 2018 2019 2020 SD Storage SD Compute DC SDN SD-WAN
- 7. © IDC Visit us at IDCitalia.com and follow us on Twitter: @IDCItaly 7 Sviluppare Hybrid Cloud Introdurre DevOps Migliorare produttività IT e skills Disaster Recovery Automazione, orchestrazione, mgmt Containers e microservizi Server e storage upgrade Sicurezza e compliance 40%30%20%0% 10% 39% 31% 30% 29% 25% 24% 21% 20% Datacenter Operations: le priorità IT delle aziende italiane Fonte: IDC WE Datacenter Survey 2017
- 8. © IDC Visit us at IDCitalia.com and follow us on Twitter: @IDCItaly 8 DC & WAN: le aree di investimento delle aziende italiane Campus/Branch wired network Campus/Branch wired and wireless network Campus/Branch wireless network Datacenter & Campus/Branch wired network Datacenter networking Fonte: IDC WE Enterprise Communications Survey 2017
- 9. © IDC Visit us at IDCitalia.com and follow us on Twitter: @IDCItaly 9 SDI: i piani di evoluzione delle infrastrutture Fonte: IDC WE Datacenter Survey 2017 0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100% Spostare l'infrastruttura dei server in una soluzione Public Cloud Sostituire SAN/NAS con una soluzione di Storage in Public Cloud Sostituire SAN con HCI Consolidare server, storage, networking in un sistema convergente Sostituire l'infrastruttura server con HCI Passare dalle macchine virtuali ai containers Considerare l'Open source come alternativa alle soluzioni in uso Sostituzione totale Sostituzione parziale Nessun cambiamento
- 10. © IDC Visit us at IDCitalia.com and follow us on Twitter: @IDCItaly 10 SDI: la migrazione al 2020 2020Fonte: IDC WE Datacenter Survey 2017
- 11. © IDC Visit us at IDCitalia.com and follow us on Twitter: @IDCItaly 1111 SDI: gli obiettivi da raggiungere Aumentare la Sicurezza 36% Ridurre i tempi di distribuzione delle applicazioni 26% Ridurre i costi energetici 23% Semplificare Operations 24% Multicloud 21%
- 12. © IDC Visit us at IDCitalia.com and follow us on Twitter: @IDCItaly 12 SDI: le sfide da affrontare 31 54 Presenza e supporto dei Vendor/SI Mancanza di strumenti di orchestrazione 2 Costi della migrazione Mancanza di competenze interne Resistenze dei dipartimenti IT #IDCSDE18
- 13. © IDC Visit us at IDCitalia.com and follow us on Twitter: @IDCItaly 13 Implementation Wired/wireless integration Innovation Flexible infrastructure Architecting/next-gen network Network and strategy consulting Business transformation SDI vs SDE On-premises/cloud-based Break-fix/proactive support Optimization IoT AR/VR Cloud Mobility Big Data and Analytics Cyber Robotics Cognitive 3D Printing Digital Transformation Rearchitected Infrastructure Fuel Demand for Advanced Services #IDCSDE18
- 14. © IDC Visit us at IDCitalia.com and follow us on Twitter: @IDCItaly SDE: la «to do» list dei CIO italiani Pensare ad un’infrastruttura aperta al cambiamento continuo della DX Lavorare alla trasformazione tecnologica insieme a quella organizzativa Misurare l’impatto dell’SDX su costi e gestione delle infrastrutture Identificare i Partner ICT in grado di affiancare l’azienda
Editor's Notes
- The Software Defined Business: Automazione, virtualizzazione, ottimizzazione delle infrastrutture ICT diventano imperativi, cambiano il modo di lavorare, abilitano nuovi modelli operativi e sostengono la competitività delle imprese che devono adattarsi a cambiamenti continui: L’approccio delle aziende italiane Priorità e investimenti sulle infrastrutture che abilitano la Trasformazione Benefici attesi e ostacoli da superare
- Internet ha aperto la strada a nuovi modelli economici basato sulla condivisione di conoscenze e risorse, dove lo scambio di informazioni online in tempo reale genera nuovo valore. Emerge il paradigma della Software Defined Enterprise dove i processi aziendali sono governati dal software, Proliferano i device insieme a sensori, oggetti connessi e sistemi intelligenti, Mentre si sgretolano le barriere tradizionali economiche tra i settori e le aree geografiche ed Inizia la quarta rivoluzione industriale che porterà alla produzione industriale automatizzata e interconnessa, dove a fare la differenza sarà la capacità di utilizzare le informazioni per creare valore, aprire nuovi mercati, far dialogare uomini e macchine, razionalizzare i costi e ridurre gli sprechi.
- IDC defines an SDS solution as a storage system (hardware plus software) that delivers a full suite of persistent storage services via an autonomous software stack that can run on any industry-standard (rather than proprietary or custom) hardware platform (known as server-based storage or SBS). These industry-standard platforms must be commodity off-the-shelf (COTS) products, including (but not limited to) x86-based servers running Windows, Linux, or other off-the-shelf operating system distributions like AIX or Solaris. Note that storage can be consumed by applications either as a service (the cloud model) or through traditional methods (accessed through storage protocols like SCSI or NFS). SDS solutions can support block, file, and/or object and be deployed as either disaggregated (shared network) storage or hyperconverged storage, depending on vendor implementation. The worldwide software-defined compute (SDC) software market, previously named virtual machine (VM) and cloud system software. While customers are still using virtualization as default builds and expanding to cloud architectures, there is saturation and commoditization of virtualization. The shift to public cloud or hosted and remotely managed private clouds will have a negative impact on the SDC market. While these clouds extensively use hypervisors, containers, and cloud system software, a large percentage of this is unpaid or open source. They are also integrated with a larger software platform that delivers IaaS, platform as a service (PaaS), or SaaS, and this as-a-service revenue is not recognized in the SDC market. Again, a unit or shipment view will capture this usage, but a revenue view will not reflect these deployments. Cloud system software is a potentially large area for new growth, but this market has been slow to develop because of product immaturity, the complexity of the software, and the transformation required for customers to successfully become a private cloud service provider. While there are signs of increasing adoption, it is still relatively nascent, and cloud system software won't become a significant revenue generator for several years. Cloud system software may also be increasingly delivered as a service (hosted, remotely managed, etc.) rather than licensed do-it-yourself software, which would not be reflected in the SDC market. Software containers are also a potential area for growth, but the commercial market is still nascent and won't generate significant revenue for several years, although it will likely grow faster than cloud system software because of its simpler technological nature and easier onramp. Driven initially by the needs of web giants and large cloud service providers, SDN was devised to ensure that the network became more responsive to applications within the context of cloud computing. The SDN "stack" features layers of abstraction that provide southbound and northbound interfaces for enhanced policy-based management and programmability that extend all the way (up and down) from business-critical applications to the network infrastructure that supports and delivers them. SD-WAN leverages hybrid WANs, but it includes a centralized, application-based policy controller; analytics for application and network visibility; a software overlay that abstracts underlying networks; and an optional SD-WAN forwarder (routing capability) that together provide intelligent path selection across WAN links, based on the application policies defined on the controller. SD-WAN solutions include products (hardware/software) and services (CSP, MSP, and cloud managed). All revenue projections are for in-use SD-WAN offerings. integra perfettamente risorse di elaborazione, storage, rete e virtualizzazione in un unico modulo di appliance, senza soluzione di continuità e facilmente scalabile, il tutto con un ingombro estremamente compatto.
- Q19 Thinking of your network infrastructure now, which of the following areas will be your greatest investment focus over the next two years?
- q2. Thinking about your organisation's plans for the next technology refresh cycle, what are your plans in terms of evolving your IT infrastructure?
- 6. CURRENTLY / 2years- Thinking about your organisation's servers, storage and network infrastructure — now and in 12 months from now, please indicate where it is running/will run?
- When looking at SDI environments, what is your organisation's key goal? Simplify operations and reduce IT staff 24% Reduce time to deployment for new applications 26% Increase security management and control 33% Build a flexible environment connected to external infrastructure-as-a-service clouds 21% Reduce hardware power and cooling costs 23% Improve support for Docker containers 19% Reduce maintenance fees of proprietary hardware 24%
- ###q26. What do you think are (or would be) the main inhibitors or challenges with implementing an SDI environment in your organisation?
- Identify ICT partners able to support the company in the process of transformation Measure the impact of virtualization techniques on flexibility, cost containment and management models IT & data center Evaluate technology together organization impacts (Change Management, Processes, Skills ...) Ensure that infrastructure is open and adaptable to react the business environment changes Digital Transformation is reshaping EVERYTHING: build risk management and security into everything you do