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IBM Cloud Computing Case Studies

Jinzy Zhu/朱近之

Executive, IBM Cloud Labs & HiPODS-Greater China

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IBM

IBM Cloud Labs & HiPODS 大中华区云计算中心

As the world gets smarter, demands on the infrastructure

will grow.

Smart traffic systems Smart water management Smart energy grids Smart healthcare Smart food systems Intelligent oil field technologies Smart regions Smart weather Smart countries Smart supply

chains Smart cities

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IBM

IBM Cloud Labs & HiPODS 大中华区云计算中心

3

Steady CAPEX spend Global Annual Server Spending

(IDC)

Source: IBM Corporate Strategy analysis of IDC data

Uncontrolled management and energy costs $0B 50 100 150 200 250 300

New system spend

Management and admin costs Power and cooling costs

To make progress, delivery organizations must address the server, storage and

network operating cost problem, not just CAPEX.

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IBM

IBM Cloud Labs & HiPODS 大中华区云计算中心

What is Cloud Computing?

•  “Cloud” is a new

consumption

and delivery model

inspired by consumer

Internet services.

•  From a technical perspective, Cloud

leverages virtualization, among other

things, which enables:

–  Abstraction of resources –  Dynamic right sizing –  Rapid provisioning

•  From a business perspective, Cloud

enables:

–  Economies-of-scale

–  Self-service for end users

–  Sourcing options for consumers of cloud services

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IBM

IBM Cloud Labs & HiPODS 大中华区云计算中心

12/8/09 5

Major Factors Driving Cloud Economics

Virtualization of

Hardware

Standardization of

Workloads

Utilization of

Infrastructure

Automation of

Management

Virtualized environments

only get benefits of scale

if they are highly utilized

Drives lower capital

requirements

More complexity = less

automation possible =

people needed

Take repeatable tasks and

automate

Labor Leverage

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IBM

IBM Cloud Labs & HiPODS 大中华区云计算中心

On-ramps to Cloud Computing Services

Software
as
a
Service


Platform
as
a
Service


Infrastructure
as
a
Service


Open
Standards


GBS/GTS
Consulting
Services


• Industry
specific
services
(Partners)
 • Cross
industry
services
(SO)
 • SOA
–
componentized
&
flexible
 • Cloud
middleware
 • Dynamic
Infrastructure………….
 • Green,
virtualized
&
scalable
 • Optimized
for
security,
 transactions,
data
integrity


Services


Development


Enterprise
IT


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IBM

IBM Cloud Labs & HiPODS 大中华区云计算中心

12/8/09 7

Client
Engagements



IBM
Cloud
Computing
Centers


Academic
Initiatives:
Skills
&
Research


IBM
Services
&
Products


Academic

 Initiative
 Blue
Cloud
offerings
 Hadoop
Workshop
 7 South
Africa
 Greater
China
 Ireland
 Japan
 USA
 Raleigh
Cloud
Delivery
Center
 IBM,
NSF
&
Google
 
iDataplex
Systems
for
web
2.0
 Develop
new
autonomic
Cloud
 Computing
technologies
 NEDC
Leadership
Centers
 Business
Continuity
&
Resiliency


Korea
 Vietnam
 India
 Brazil


IBM
Haifa
Lab


IBM Cloud Computing Global Leadership

Cloud
Services
Initiative


2Q


4Q


2007


2009



Smart
Business
Platform
 Resilient
Cloud
Computing
CertificationSecure
Cloud
Consulting
Services


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IBM

IBM Cloud Labs & HiPODS 大中华区云计算中心

Worldwide Cloud Labs

Established nine Cloud Labs worldwide

Drive thought leadership through client wins & announcements

Perform in-market experimentation & enable new business models

Transfer assets to product development

Build critical skills, best practices and propagate knowledge

Provides cloud infrastructure for customer pilots 20 Cloud patents filed

South
Africa
 (S&D
–
Africa
Innovation
Center) Brazil
 (S&D,
Brazil
SW
Lab,
Sao
Paolo) Ireland
 (Innovation
Center) Japan (SWG,
Tokyo) Vietnam
 (S&D,
Technical
Sales) India
 (SWG,
India
SW
Lab) Korea
 (S&D,
Korea
SW
Solutions
Lab) Greater
China
 (SWG,
S&D) USA
Silicon
Valley
Lab
(HQ)

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IBM

IBM Cloud Labs & HiPODS 大中华区云计算中心

12/8/09 9

IBM Cloud Labs Accelerating Global Adoption

Hanoi
 Vietnam
 Silicon
Valley
 California
 Dublin
 Ireland
 São
Paulo
 Brazil
 Johannesburg
 South
Africa
 Bangalore
 India
 Tokyo
 Japan
 IBM
Cloud
Labs
 Seoul,

 S.
Korea
 Beijing
 China
 Other
IBM
Cloud
Centers
 Hong
Kong


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IBM

IBM Cloud Labs & HiPODS 大中华区云计算中心

Business Case Results

Annual savings: $3.2m (- 79%) $4.0M to $0.8M

Payback Period: 46 days

Business Case Results : IBM TAP Cloud Deployment

Current IT Spend Strategic Change Capacity Annual Cost of Operation (- 79.1%) Depreciation ( - 88.7%) Labor Cost ( - 80.7%) Liberated funding for transformation investment or direct saving 100%

Note: 3-Year Depreciation Period with 10% Discount Rate

Depreciation (and Amortization) New Development New Development (for Business Enabling Capabilities) Software and other costs Labor Costs (Operations and Maintenance) Software and Other Costs

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IBM

IBM Cloud Labs & HiPODS 大中华区云计算中心

12/8/09 11

Case Study: SinoChem Private Cloud

Customer requirement:

• Three data centers supporting worldwide

business should be integrated

• Have the status of system resources

occupied

• Increase resource utilization rate to reduce

the cost

• Innovation always be the drive of company

Benefit

 Elevate business responsibility, catch marketing

 Boost IT efficiency, to be a GREEN datacenter

 Simplify IT management, reduce cost

 Provide a platform for business innovation

Blue cloud enterprise datacenter solution

  Business oriented IT service model   To be a service oriented IT platform   Shared IT resource usage model

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IBM

IBM Cloud Labs & HiPODS 大中华区云计算中心

Case Study : WuXi Software Park – Development and Testing Platform

Blue Cloud development & testing solution

  Consolidated develop environment for software park   Automated development platform

  Development management and quality management   Collaboration development platform

  IT resource auto-management   Pay-by-use charging model

Customer requirements

  Provide a common IT platform and tools for software

outsourcing companies

  Differentiate from traditional software park model to

provide more value added services

  Build a more green IT environment through resource

sharing

  Enable collaboration and innovation among end clients

Benefits

  Pay-by-use can reduces capex

investment and operation cost

  Shared resource and power saving

match China central government’s mandate for green IT

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IBM

IBM Cloud Labs & HiPODS 大中华区云计算中心

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Case Study: DongYing Yellow River Delta Cloud Center

Customer Requirements

•  The advanced public services platform for Dongying Smarter City.

•  Accelerating building modern service industries and information society.

•  Expand services to cover other cities and regions in the Shangdong province

DongYing Cloud Center will provide:

•  Software development and Test platform •  IDC service

•  Innovation platform •  Training center

•  E-government •  Digital city

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IBM

IBM Cloud Labs & HiPODS 大中华区云计算中心

Thank you!

For more information, please visit:

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