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Maximo GreenDataCenter


IBM – Global Leader in Data Center Management & Innovation

Total

Client

Tactical

Strategic

IBM Datacenter portfolio

4396Thousand sq.ft.

488Datacenters

294Datacenters

61Datacenters

73Datacenters2536Thousand sq.ft.

1083Thousand sq.ft.

TOTAL

8329Thousand sq.ft.

3,735,388End Users206,355Mid Range

10,312Terabytes1,067,458MIPs

1,291MainframesTOTALCapabilities

Worldwide: 488 datacenters, 61 strategic, 8.3/2.5m sq.ft.Americas: 194 datacenters, 21 strategic, 4.7/1.3m sq.ft.

Compute capability:

FORTUNE 500Top 20 2004, 2005, 2006

20052005

The Climate Group20051998,

1999, 2001

Green Power Purchaser

Award 2006

USEPAClimate Protection Award1998 and 2006

Awards & Recognition Early Actions & Results

40%Between 1990 and 2005, IBM’s global energy conservation actions reduced or avoided CO2 emissions by an amount equal to 40% of our 1990 emissions.

Plus . . . Deep experience in helping our clients’ data center challenges Significant services deployment capability: over 3,300 resources for server, storage and data centers Global breadth: built >30M square feet of data centers; top 5 Chinese banks; India and Egypt telecomm Leverage experience from managing and deploying over 200,000 servers in over 400 centers


IBM Datacenter Facility Portfolio – A Perspective

All our ITD datacenters would fit into a space

equivalent to Disneyland 8m sq ft

We use the power approximately equivalent

to the entire state of Connecticut –

6Bn kwH

CT

Disneyland


Energy costs are 50% of the facilities lifetime operational costs Operating costs are 3x the capital costs and energy is up to 50% of the total costs

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Average Green Building Saves

Maintenance and Operations 10%-15% Savings


What is the problem we’re trying to solve?• Constrained resources (space / power)• High cost of infrastructure and operations• No holistic view of IT & Facilities infrastructure

resources

Why is it a problem?• Inhibits revenue growth & responsiveness• Increases cost of operations, which undermines

competitiveness• Inability to drive intelligent business decisions around

E2E resource management

What is the high level solution?• Jointly optimize IT & Facility DESIGN• Jointly optimize IT & Facility OPERATIONS

IBM Data Center & Facilities Management

IBM’s Green Data Center Energy Management objective is to:Develop innovative solutions strategyDeployment plans which integrate IT and facilities infrastructureInfuses state-of-the-art hardware and software technologies, in order to optimize economically feasible and environmentally responsible data center designs and operations.

IT Assets(Servers, storage)

Building Systems(HVAC, power, lighting, security)

Data Center Infrastructure(UPS, PDUs)


IT and Facilities Integration- Crossing Traditional Boundaries

ITFacility

Environment

•Can’t get needed power to grow the business•Facility automation creates data center-like characteristics•Servers required to manage asset monitoring•Want centralized management of IT, Environmental, and

Facilities monitoring

• New regulations on power usage• Energy rebates for using smart assets

• Space planning to optimize utilization of floor space• Predictive maintenance• Ability to efficiently deliver capacity and reliability to

meet business need

•Avoid IT service downtime caused by facility issue


IBM Strategy- Integrated Maturity Roadmap

IT Infrastructure Energy Efficiency Strategy

Facility Infrastructure Energy Efficiency Strategy

Centralization

Physical Consolidation

Virtualization

Application Integration

Improved Operations

BestPractices

State-of-the-Art

Consolidate from many to fewer data centers

Reduce infrastructure complexity

Improve facilities management

Reduce staffing requirements

Improve business resilience (manage fewer things better)

Improve operational costs

Consolidate many servers into fewer on physical resource boundaries

Reduce system management complexity

Reduce physical footprints

Remove physical resource boundaries

Increase hardware utilization

Allocate less than physical boundary

Reduce software licensing costs

Migrate many applications into fewer images Simplify IT environment Reduce operations resources Improve application specific monitoring and

tuning

Conservation techniques Infrastructure energy efficiency Improved airflow management

Hot and cold aisles Improved efficiency

transformers, UPS, chillers, fans, and pumps

Free cooling

Integrated power management

Direct liquid cooling

Combined heat and power


Maximo GreenDataCenter

- E2E Energy Efficiency Solution for DataCenter and Facility

Holistic Approach to Data Center and Facility Management

Lifecycle Management of Data Center and Facility

Facilitates Best Practices for Energy Efficiency, Confirmation

Monitors Operations Environment and Assets

Optimization Analysis of Resources, Energy Effectiveness

TempCO2CO

Humidity


Spatial Managementwith Maximo Spatial

Holistic to detailed views

Map and visualize data center facilities• Facility, building, floor, room,

telephone, electrical, plumbing, substation, generators, UPS, PDU, CRAC

• Racks, servers, storage, switches, routers, network

Query, Analyze, and Symbolize results from aggregated internal and external data sources – monitoring data, assets, ERP, financials, usage

Obtain information on power, temperature, and layout, and identify problem areas

Enable improved facilities management in support of IT

Associate Assets and Service Request Records


Lifecycle Managementwith IBM, Maximo, and Tivoli Capabilities

Asset Strategy – Requirements driven by organization’s mission and Business Goals

•Maximo Today

Plan – Plans and Policies that provide detailed frameworks for implementation of asset strategy

•Maximo Today

• Engineering and Design - Appraise asset and asset management solutions to ensure that it adds maximum value at the least cost

Create/procure - Carry out procurement processes to ensure that acquisition and outsourcing maximize the potential of the asset strategy

•Maximo Today

Operate - Operate assets more effectively through better information and processes

Maintain - Maintain assets to reduce cost and limit downtime•Maximo Today

Modify - Modify assets to reduce cost and limit downtime •Maximo Today

Dispose - Make the best decisions on asset disposal integrating decisions into strategy, planning and procurement as appropriate

•Maximo Today IBM, Maximo, and Tivoli Capabilities

Leverage information for Intelligent Business Decisions - Green

IBM, Maximo, and Tivoli Capabilities


Facility Management - (Best Practices & Confirmation)with Maximo Asset & Work Management

• Perform preventive maintenance of building systems to support occupancy requirements

• Reduce facility energy consumption with effective building system maintenance

• Efficiently manage and track work orders

• Optimize scheduling of maintenance personnel – assign work to the right people

• Manage lease, rental, and labor contracts

• Track inventory levels and keep optimal order quantities of spare parts and materials

• Maintain asset information such as asset hierarchies, configurations, warranty data and historical maintenance performed


Facility Management - (Best Practices & Confirmation)with Maximo Asset & Service Management

Define and deliver service level commitments according to occupancy needs based on variables such as asset type, time of day, end user or incident nature

Use workflow, escalations and automated response plans to ensure service levels are met

Manage sub-contractors and sub-contractor SLAs

Accomplish billing and charge-back to other business units

Integrate with building systems for condition monitoring to automate


Space floor mounted device layout

Power site / building infrastructure

Demand by site / buildingequipment level @ nameplate kW

Implementationplacement @ 4kW per racknameplate kW vs. peak loadsinhibited by billing methodology

Utilization reports & plans space: floor areapower: building infrastructure

Space Maximo EAM /Spatialfloor mounted device layoutrack elevation device placementfloor load tracking & managementdevice serial link to corporate IWs

Power/Thermal Maximo EAM/Spatial, ITMsite/bldg infrastructure, PDU, IPDU/devicesdesign: Configuration, “What if”, CFDoperations: AEM, BMS, MMT modeling

Demand Maximo EAM/Spatial, ITMby site / buildingequipment level @ peak loadscross competency workflow integration

Implementation Maximo EAM/Spatial, ITM,TUAMoptimal placement criteriaaccurate power/thermal datapinpointed use of liquid coolingbill actual resource consumption

Utilization reports & plans Maximo EAM/Spatialspace: floor area & rack volumepower: data center infrastructureassets: consolidate / virtualize

Ensure space & power availability

Proactive & Policy Based Management

Start: Future: Optimize space & power availability

IBM Experience – IBM IT Delivery- Data Center Facility Evolution toward Efficient Design & Operation

INTEGRATION

ENTERPRISE


Lifecycle Management – IBM IT DeliveryData Center & Facilities Integration – Capabilities

ITM/EAMRepository

*Space Management

Maximo Spatial• Physical model• Visualize & Analytics• Suitability, cable tracing

• DC (data center) portfolio• ELE (sqft, lbs, kW sizing)• CSC (UPS, GEN, CMP)• Global Site / Building

• IT equipment• SynapSense, IPDU+probes• APC,Liebert, Eaton support

• Bldg / area / non-AEM• BCS, OSIsoft Pi Server• Site / DC infrastructure

ITM for Data Center ITM for Building

Maximo Asset, Work, Service

• Engagement sizings• Device prep, placement• Installation / registration• Work Management

• # Sensor and placement• Cooling: design & assess• Tile placement - “What if”

• Device Discovery• ITAM (physical devices)• TADDM, CCMDB

Maximo Asset, CI’s

Building Monitor / OperationIT Monitor / OperationVisualization / Analysis• 2D (floor layout), 3D (rack

elevation), power, cooling, weight• Optimal placement of equipment• Power trace to floor PDU circuits• Query / pinpoint devices, regions• Asset mgmt collaboration

• Power / thermal measurements• Status, alerts, and controls• OSIsoft Pi Server metrics/analytics• Filtered feeds to ITM / TDW• Data Center PUE measurements

E2E

• Active Energy Manager alerts & controls with AutoCAD layouts

• IBM Tivoli Monitoring w/ MMT• ITUAM for revised billing methods• HW / SW physical & logical assets• CPU utilization metrics

CFD Modeling - MMT


Facility Alarm Integration – Intelligent Thresholding

Facilities alerts can be integrated with IT events providing tighter awareness of “cause and effects” for IT incidents• What failed first – facilities or IT equipment• Awareness of failures and redundancies• Awareness of intermittent conditions

Out of the box thresholding for key facilities metrics

Event collection and processing via Tivoli event management capabilities• Aggregated events operable from existing

IT event consoles


Energy management at an IT system level- Integration to IT Hardware

Tools for companies to meter, control, and even cap their power usage

Intelligent “cruise control” for power consumption of servers

Direct connection to IBM Servers

Access to additional resources through Intelligent PDUs

Connections to third party IT, data center, and facilities assets are planned by IBM

Integration to non-IBM servers


Accounting for Energy Consumption

Usage, Accounting, Charging for Accountability

• Aggregate power consumption data, and determine cost of power consumed

• Knows amount of power consumed, when it was consumed, and what used the power.

• Costs can then be allocated to those who used the server (Accountability).


Monitoring Power and Thermal

Monitor power usage and thermal data from IT resources through embedded sensors or via remote sensors

Operations dashboard integrates traditional IT measurements and emerging environmental measurements onto common dashboard

Aggregation of IT and environmental metrics with ability to take manual or automated actions when needed

Intelligent thresholding and event generation


Optimize data center thermal profile to eliminate hot spots and reduce energy consumption.

Thermodynamic Savings: reduces hotspots improves targeted air flow / air flow management removes plenum temperature variations

Transport Savings: improves ACU* utilization improves ACU* flows

hot air is suckedinto cold aisle

13.0oC

54.5oC

33.7oC

Hot spot at long aisle@ 5.5 feet

* ACU = Air Conditioning Units

IBM Research Spotlight:- Thermal Analysis and Optimization – MMT


12.3oC 42oC27.2oC

54oF 81oF 108oF

5 % of the hottest server covers 11 F ($$)low average temperature (67 F) – overcooled

-140 cfm 630 cfm

Simple provisioning will address hotspots reducing hotspots by 7F increases chiller

efficiency by ~12 %Enables free cooling using chiller bypassInterprets results & communicates guidance

service requestsautonomic commands

over-provisioned

under-provisioned

IBM Research Spotlight: - CFD Modeling - Hotspots and Air Flow Results


Tivoli Green Management(Monitor, Measure and Manage)

IT Assets

3rd Party Servers and Storage

Tivoli SoftwareIBM® Systems Director

and Active Energy Manager

Facility Infrastructure Assets

Data Center Infrastructure Assets

IBM Tivoli Monitoring

Green Energy AdaptersIBM Tivoli Asset

Management spatial

visualization

Broad base of Partners Enable Data Center & Facility Energy Management


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