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Cri$cal Considera$ons for Moving your Core Business Applica$ons to the Cloud
Vijay Rangarajan Solutions Architect – Amazon Web Services
Leo Valaris Director, CloudSuite Solutions - Infor
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Enterprise Migra-on Path
Cri$cal Considera$ons for Moving your Core Business Applica$ons to the Cloud
Presented by Leo Valaris Director of CloudSuite Solutions APAC/J/ME
Triple Digit Growth in SaaS bookings
3,108 New customers
35m+ Cloud subscribers
73,000 Customers around the world
3rd Largest Private tech. company
12,923 Employees
Beautiful business applications with last mile functionality for select industries and delivered as a cloud service.
Deep industry features as part of roadmap
Pre-configured industry templates – IA
Key customer partnerships to add last mile functionality
Deep industry integrations
Rich data publishing via BODs
Industry Analytics
Industry workflows & monitors
Externalized localizations
Rich public APIs Robust reporting via APIs, Business Vault
Mongoose / Landmark based PaaS that allows deployment of loosely coupled
customer/partner applications
High degree of configurability of applications
Extensibility features (custom fields & objects, user exits for validations etc.)
Adoption of SOHO controls Full adoption of context architecture
Contextual help, learning, support
Responsive design
Native mobile applications
Clear Work (leveraging rich APIs)
SOHO Glide
Role Based Suite wide home pages
Instrumented apps to deliver usage analytics
Specialized by Industry
Architecture of the Internet
Create experiences people love
Design Principles
Cloud Transforma-on
2013
New Management Team Innovation Phase
2014 2015 2002–2007 2007–2012
Extension Applications: EAM, XM, HRSD, LMS
Infor 10Xi
Launch of Industry CloudSuites¢
Amazon Relationship Announced
Acquisition SalesLogix – CRM
Acquisition: Talent Science
Infor Labs Created
Cloud First Development Approach
Cloud Migra-on Roadmap
Assess your Applications & Workloads
Build a Business
Case
Develop a Technical Approach
Adopt a flexible
Integration Model
Address Security and
Privacy considerations
Manage the migration
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Assess your Applica-ons & Workloads Migra-on to AWS
Mo$va$ons and Considera$ons
• Broader reach • Business agility and flexibility • Improved availability • Improved responsiveness • Reduced and/or re-‐allocated costs • Easier mobile access • Improved security • BeMer analy-cs on applica-on usage
Matching AWS Characteris$cs
• Rapid elas-city • Pay-‐as-‐you-‐go versus install-‐and-‐own
• Organiza-on streamlining
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Assess your Applica-ons & Workloads Candidates for Migra-on to AWS
Immediate Value
• Mobile applica-ons • Applica-ons that are run infrequently but require significant compu-ng resources when they run
• Applica-ons that are run in a -me zone different from that where your company's IT personnel are located
• Development, tes-ng and prototyping of applica-on changes
• Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) applica-ons
Value with AWS Op$miza$on
• Applica-ons with sensi-ve data that may require a specific architecture to meet regulatory and legal requirements
• Applica-ons that rely on tradi-onal NAS solu-ons (SMB/NFS)
• Applica-ons that require frequent and/or voluminous transac-ons against an on-‐premises database
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Build a Business Case
• Application availability • Privacy • Application performance • Application security • Regulatory compliance
• Revenue impact • Customer acquisition
or engagement impact • User satisfaction • Time to market improvements • Cost of handling peak loads
• On-going cloud service costs • Cost of developing cloud skills • Service management • HR & talent management • License management • Application integration • Application redesign • Application maintenance &
administration • Application deployment &
testing
Cost Analysis
Service Levels
Business Impact
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Build a Business Case TCO Savings by moving to the
Cloud Cost Saving Areas Description Assumptions
Hardware (CAPEX) • Servers • Virtual Machine Licenses • Storage • Disaster Recovery/HA
• One -me hardware refresh costs (includes 3P license cost)
• Amor-zed over 4 years
Disaster Recovery • Disaster Recovery Capability • Annual Disaster Recovery Cost (offsite backup): $48K
Upgrade (CAPEX) • Standard on-‐premise upgrade costs
• Periodic upgrade cost: $81.5K • Amor-zed over 3 years
Infrastructure • Database maintenance cost • OS maintenance cost • Real Estate • Power and Cooling
• Hardware maintenance: $xxK • 3rd Party Licenses (3P license maintenance) : $xxK
IT Resources • IT resource that support the Infor applica-ons (e.g., DBAs, System Admins, OS, Server Admin)
• FTEs: 1.25 • Total FTE Cost : $100K (including benefits @ 30%)
Applica$on Maintenance
• Infor annual applica-on maintenance
• Patching • Customiza-ons
• Based off current applica-on maintenance invoice
• Based on data provided by ABC Inc. the UpgradeX program can not only move ABC Inc. to version 10x but also save $112K per year by moving to the cloud
• Major assumptions for this analysis include comparing the 5 year projection of the current on-premise environment to moving to the cloud
• See Appendix for UpgradeX Benchmarking TCO Assessment Methodology • Upgrade costs, SaaS migration costs and SaaS subscription fees are estimates and require a proper scoping exercise
Annual Savings: $112K
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$48 $7
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On-Premise Infor UpgradeX
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Develop a Technical Approach
• Lift and shift • Low effort • Low skills • Minimal cloud benefits • Some efficiency
through automation
Cloud Hosted
Cloud Optimized
• Application modernization
• High effort • High skills • Significant cloud
benefits
Cloud Native
• Significant to complete application rewrite
• High effort • High skills • Most significant cloud
benefits
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Develop a Technical Approach Cri-cal Considera-ons
High Availability
Disaster Recovery
Automate everything
Scale wide Leverage third-party
tooling
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Develop a Technical Approach Building for the Cloud
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Multi-tenancy Scalability High
availability ION/WB
integrations Auto-scaling Zero footprint
No local device
dependency Successful
security tests
Supports Health check
monitors No source
code changes
Meets patch/upgrade
requirements Stateless
Applications Open source technology
Minimised 3P products
Cloud 1.0 à Cloud 2.0 à Cloud 3.0
Single instance
deployments
s
s EAM XM HCM LMS HRSD LTM MRM TS SCM Financials Supplier Exchange Automotive Exchange ERPC Factory Track
Support Certification Training Professional Services
Technology Partners Channel Partners
Regions Content delivery POPs Availability zones
Infor CloudSuites■
Auto Hospitality Healthcare A&D Fashion F&B Equipment Distribution Public Sector Corporate HCM Business Rhythm
EC2 Auto Scaling Route 53 EBS RDS SQS CloudForma-on Cloud Watch Workspaces
ELB
VPC
S3
Glacier DynamoDB CloudTrail Cloud HSM IAM
AWS Services
Infor Base Services
Infor Application Services ERPB
3
Database Shared Storage Document Storage Batch Admin Access Logging File Transfer Monitoring
ION IFS Prin-ng Portal d/EPM/BI/BV Local.ly Mo-on
3rd Party Tooling Constructing an Infor CloudSuite™
Adopt a Flexible Integra-on Model Types of Integra-ons
Process (or control) Integration
Where an application invokes another in order to execute a certain
workflow
Data Integration
Where applications share common data, or one application’s output
becomes another application’s input
Presentation Integration
Where multiple applications present their results
simultaneously to a user through a dashboard or mash-up
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Business Vault Analytics | Reporting | Search | In-context BI
Cloud Motion
Application Application
Integrate disparate systems simply with greater business process flexibility. • Upgrade independence • Workflow and alerts across systems • Change business processes as needed • Create real time data repository • Built to OAGIS and internet standards
Address Security & Privacy Things to Consider
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• Understand exactly what data (including what code, since code may be the confidential asset to protect) will be migrated to the Cloud service
• Map this data to your security classification(s)
• Identify which information raises privacy concerns for example, account numbers, dates of birth, addresses, etc.
• Examine applicable regulations
• Review the cloud providers’ security/privacy measures
• Design how to authenticate and authorize users
Address Security & Privacy Shared Responsibili-es
Infor Responsibility Infor is responsible for the Informa-on Security Management System providing oversight of the implementa-on, management and monitoring of the solu-on.
AWS Responsibility AWS is responsible for the security of the infrastructure and founda-onal services.
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Address Security & Privacy Architectural Layers and
Compliance
AWS – Infrastructure Compliance (http://aws.amazon.com/compliance)
Infor CloudSuite – Operations and Governance
• HIPAA • SOC1/SSAE 16/ISAE 3402 • SOC 2 • SOC 3
• PCI DSS Level 1 • ISO 27001 • FedRAMP (SM) • DIACAP and FISMA
• ITAR • FIPS 140-2 • CSA • MPAA
• HIPAA • SOC1/SSAE 16/ISAE 3402 • ISO 27001
• PCI (Selected Apps) • FIPS 140-2 (Some Instances) • FedRAMP (Future)
• DIACAP and FISMA (Future) • ITAR (Future) • … and growing
Infor CloudSuite Solutions and Applications
Compliance to various standards and regulations vary depending upon requirements
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• MTSC
Address Security & Privacy Defense-‐in-‐Depth
Network Security
Physical Security Monitoring Operations
Security Application
Security
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Profile
• Headquartered in Wormleysburg, a suburb of Harrisburg, PA
• Diversified, worldwide company
• Serve industries fundamental to global economic progress and infrastructure development
• 3 divisions – Harsco Metals & Minerals, Harsco Rail and Harsco Industrial
• 2013 revenues of $2.8 billion, 60% of which were generated interna-onally
Business Challenges – Been using Infor Baan ERP for 16 years – Environment was heavily modified and several versions behind – Needed new environment for joint venture in China in less than 120 days
Solu$on – UpgradeX – Infor CloudSuite™ Industrial (Enterprise) – Expanded Applica-on Managed Services
Why Infor? – China environment was live in 60 days – Now deploying 30 users in Germany – Planned to deploy 50 users in Italy by the end of 2014
Profile
• Statutory body providing integrated distribu-on and retail water and wastewater services to customers within the Brisbane, Ipswich, Lockyer Valley, Scenic Rim and Somerset local government areas in Queensland, Australia.
• QUU provides services to 1.3 million people who reside within 14,364 square kilometre service territory.
Business Challenges – Government Legisla-on changes required QUU to have an online connec-on portal, accessible by the public
– Legisla-on was to come into effect within 6 months, requiring QUU to source a supplier, implement, test and go-‐live very quickly
– Was a highly manual process (limited process flow documenta-on) with a large team, so required strong change management
– Had to align with QUU IT direc-on & strategy of quality design and deployed through cloud
Solu$on -‐ CloudSuite Public Sector (Hansen) – The Infor Hansen CDR and Dynamic Portal (SaaS) + EPAK, for process and QUU tailored func-ons. This is used as a strong training portal to get new staff produc-ve quicker and also help with the ongoing change management.
Why Infor? – Strong product func-onality aligned with QUU requirements – Amazing demonstra-on delivered by Pre-‐Sales Subject MaMer Experts resul-ng in great rapport with the business
– Cloud offering allowing QUU to focus on the business – Comprehensive Cloud SLA’s
Profile
• 11,000 Employees • 93 pa-ent care loca-ons that
offer services such as diagnos-c imaging, laboratory, and retail pharmacy and other essen-al services
• Four respected hospitals: WellSpan York Hospital, WellSpan Ephrata Comm
• , WellSpan GeMysburg Hospital and WellSpan Surgery and Rehabilita-on Hospital
• Named Top 25 Most Connected Healthcare Facili-es
Business Challenges – Increasing IT support required as they acquired addi-onal hospitals without increasing IT staff
– Major challenge and performance tuning of their Lawson systems, especially BI – Needed modern plasorm to support their growth and M&A plans
Solu$on -‐ UpgradeX – Infor UpgradeX at AWS including Financials, Human Resource Management, Supply Chain Management & Business Intelligence
– Global HR was included so WellSpan could replace non-‐Infor HCM point solu-ons – WellSpan plans to implement GHR this fiscal year with plans to replace two compe--ve point solu-ons annually thereauer.
Why Infor? – Current Infor customer with extensive success in using our solu-ons. – Infor offering superior to Compe--ve op-ons in aligning with WellSpan goals – Return on Investment associated with UpgradeX closed the deal
Profile
• The Fe-m Group is an interna-onal trading company specialised in the design, development, marke-ng and sale of construc-on products, flooring, home decora-on and bathroom fivngs.
• For nearly 100 years the Fe-m Group has been ac-ve in over 40 countries
• HQ in Amsterdam
Business Challenges – Rapid expansion of Business, IT Resources strapped and unable to leverage new func-onality.
Solu$on -‐ UpgradeX – CloudSuite™: Upgrade to the Cloud with SaaS pricing model based out of EMEA AWS (Ireland).
– Technology: Complete Infor Technology stack in the Cloud – Infor Ming.le™, Infor ION (Process), Infor Mobile applica-ons.
Why Infor? – Infor Partnership: Long-‐term Infor customer engaged with Distribu-on Industry Council. Strong execu-ve rela-onships and confidence in Infor to deliver.
– Func-onality – 10x: New version of M3 provided the strongest solu-on in the marketplace and a compelling reason to upgrade. Strong Business Case to consider Cloud deployment so resources can focus on expansion of business.