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Tivoli’s New Foundations Appliance Solutions (The first 2…)
Its all about.. ‘consumability’
David BaughCEE Tivoli Channel [email protected]
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Call Agenda
The Marketplace & Demand
Tivoli Appliances Overview
Competition & Tivoli Appliance for our Channel
Pricing & Ordering
CEE Business Partner Plan & Marketing
Q & A
Back up – Appliance HW Options
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Business Process Problems Faced by Mid Market Customers
How can I improve service levels while keeping cost down?
Improve Service
Optimize and AutomateHow can I optimize and automate my IT and service processes and quickly resolve an incident and restore the service?
How can I assess the business impact of the tickets?
Business ImpactHow can I see how satisfied my users are?
Measure Satisfaction
How can I prioritize incidents according to their urgency and business impact?
Prioritization on Impact
Troublesome EquipmentHow can I identify equipment that is hindering my business?
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Marketplace Opportunity
SMB-LE$4.4B14%
Mid Market$5.7B18%
Enterprise$14.7B47%
Small$6.6B21%
*Sources: IBM Primary Research and IDC, 2008
Opportunity ($M)
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32% of our Service Management opportunity is General Business LE and 18% is in GB Midmarket
Positive growing space 2.8% and & 7% CAGR in a large mid-market opportunity: $5.7B*
Midmarket represents substantial opportunity in emerging markets. Surpassing US and Europe in total opportunity in next couple of years
32% of Opportunity is in General Business (GB)
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Percentage of Customers In Survey Using an Appliance per Workload Type
0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80%
Security
Systems Management
Netw orking
IMS / VoIP Infrastructure
Web / Netw orking Optimization
Data Warehousing
Appliance Marketplace Overview
0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100%
Security
Systems Management
Networking
IMS / VoIP Infrastructure
Web / Netw orking Optimization
Data Warehousing
Buying Preferences by Server Type
Specialized Server / Hardw are Acceleration Specialized Appliance
General Purpose Server Do not care
Do not have w orkload
Appliance Potential 0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100%
Security
Systems Management
Netw orking
IMS / VoIP Infrastructure
Web / Netw orking Optimization
Data Warehousing
Appliance Spending Projections (12-18 months)
Increase Same Decrease Don't Know
Sources: IBM Primary Research and IDC
Appliance Revenues (All Segments)
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2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010
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Growing faster than server or storage markets!
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Appliances Combine to Provide Integrated ISM Value
Tivoli Foundations Application Manager
Tivoli Foundations Service Manager
Future Tivoli Foundations Appliances
Application Discoveryand Dependencies
Process and Asset Management
Business ServiceManagement
Discovery andDependency Manager
CCMDB andProcessManagers
BusinessServiceManagement
Business EventEnrichment
Integrate Higher Value Offerings as Needs Arise
Performance and Availability Service Management
Appliances Work Together to Provide an Integrated View
Business Processes
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Functionally designed for growing mid-sized organizations
Resource MonitoringOS MonitoringVirtual Server MonitoringDatabase, email and network monitoring
Automated Discovery Reporting & Alerting Data Warehousing
Service request, incident, problem management Best practice content such as process workflows,
reports, KPIs, escalations and classifications. Remote Diagnostics Intuitive Reporting Manage both IT and non-IT assets Measure end user satisfaction using built-in survey
Tivoli Foundations Tivoli Foundations ApplicationApplication Manager Manager
Tivoli FoundationsTivoli FoundationsServiceService Manager Manager
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Tivoli is using Lotus Foundations as the delivery platform for its new SMB and GB Service Management Software Appliance Offerings
Partnering Across IBM to Delivery Tivoli Foundations
Standardized ServerConfiguration
Software andFirmware Patch Management User and Group Access Controls
Lotus Foundations
License Management
Lotus Foundations Core
Physical Hardware
Tivoli ISM Appliance Load
Tivoli ISM Appliance Load
Lotus Foundations Core
Physical Hardware
Tivoli ISM Appliance Load
Tivoli ISM Appliance Load
Remote Access
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IBM Tivoli Foundations IBM Tivoli Foundations ApplicationApplication Manager Manager
Reduce your Costs and Manage your Risk with:
“Application Monitoring in a Box” Turn-key performance & availability monitoring. Agent-less monitoring for quick and simple server and network monitoring Server and Network Discovery. Operating Systems, Email Servers, Databases, Virtual Servers, and Network Intuitive Reporting for both Real-time and Historical Data Automatic Problem Resolution Out of the Box Best Practices! Integration with Service Manager Appliance - Operational in an hour!
Operational in minutes!
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NVS (Subset of SLES)NVS (Subset of SLES)
TFAM Appliance Add-onTFAM Appliance Add-on
SuSe Linux kernelSuSe Linux kernel
Core Core ApplicationsApplications
Intelligent Disk Intelligent Disk BackupBackup
System ERSystem ERDouble VisionDouble Vision
Open Open Source Source appsappsApacheApacheFTPdFTPd
AtaTalkAtaTalketc.etc.
Autonomic EngineAutonomic Engine(Based on Tivoli (Based on Tivoli
Technology)Technology)
UniService connectorsUniService connectors
Lotus Foundations Core Lotus Foundations Core
Soft Update (call home Soft Update (call home service)service)
Application Manager Appliance Software Stack
ITM v6.2.1ITM v6.2.1(including OS agents)(including OS agents)
DB2 v9.1DB2 v9.1
Monitoring for DatabasesMonitoring for Databases
Basic Network MonitoringBasic Network Monitoring
TDWTDW
TIP/TCRTIP/TCR
Monitoring for Virtual ServersMonitoring for Virtual Servers MOSWOSMOSWOS
Agent BuilderAgent Builder
Lightweight Lightweight DiscoveryDiscovery nmapnmap
Monitoring for Email ServersMonitoring for Email Servers
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Agent-less monitoring for quick and simple OS Monitoring. Agent based monitoring is also available for critical servers that require more information gathering
OOTB alerts and expert advice for solving performance & availability problems for your key applications.
Historical trending and reporting for any metric collected. Out of the box reports to identify potential bottlenecks and track system utilization.
OOTB Integration with Event Management and TFSM Appliance
Components of Tivoli Foundations Application Manager
VirtualServer
MonitoringDiscovery
Operating Systems
Monitoring
Mail ServerMonitoring
Application Manager Appliance 1.1
Database Monitoring
Network Monitoring
Best Practices
Easy to use Navigation &
Reports
Features unique to the TFAM appliance
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Launch Pad Starting Point For Utilizing the Appliance SolutionStarting Place for all Application Manager Actions
Links to Day-to-Day operational tasks that you might perform.
Administrative tasks performed on a less routine basis
In context help around each of the workspaces that are
displayed.
First step for a client is to run an agent-less discovery to see what is in their environment.
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Event Console for Abnormal Availability and Performance SituationsSituation and Message Log Viewing
Current Situations happening in the environment. Can link directly down to each on
the details on each one of these and take appropriate corrective action.
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Customer Benefits: IBM Tivoli Foundations Application Manager
Reduce Costs Optimize resource allocation by understanding under utilized capacity Reduce time spent in problem determination by IT Operations Reduces the mean time to repair and support the roll-out of new
applications with existing staff
Manage Risks Proactively and quickly identify and respond to problems and issues related to
key applications - before critical applications and customers are impacted Anticipate resource over-utilization, by generating proactive events and
reports against forecasted growth models Ensuring all critical servers and applications are monitored for performance
and availability.
Improve Service Restore a service that is experiencing performance and/or availability
problems with the shortest mean time to recovery possible Visualize service performance and health across network, server,
middleware and application components Automatically address problems as they arise by running automated
tasks and actions
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IBM Tivoli Foundations IBM Tivoli Foundations ServiceService Manager Manager
Reduce your Costs and Manage your Risk with:
"Service Desk in a Box” Turn-key service or help desk capabilities. Requests for service for all end-user requests: break or fix and new orders. Best Practice Workflows - SMB workflows for optimized out-of-the-box experience Single Interface to support problem, incident, and change management Links changes in assets to incidents “Self Service” knowledge base available for optimized problem resolutions. Remote Diagnostics Tooling, Intuitive Reporting. Extends beyond IT services Integration with Application Manager Appliance - Operational in an hour!
Operational in minutes!
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Tivoli Foundations Service Manager 1.1 – Capability
Process AutomationPowerful service request,
incident and problem
management applications
Making IT Part of the BusinessEscalation Management –
Pro active escalations to align IT as part of your business and associated reports.
Reduce mean time to repairKnowledge Management and Remote Diagnostics - - Built-in,
searchable solutions database and embedded diagnostics
for remote takeover enabling agents to resolve issues faster,
improving first call resolution rates..
Reduce help desk call volumeSelf Service and Bulletin Board – – Web-based portal that enables end users to manage service requests and real-time message display, allowing admins to broadcast to various groups helping reduce call volume and improve resolution time
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Measure end user satisfaction
Survey – Measure end user
satisfaction to improve the quality
of service provided
Email ticket submission
Email Listener - Processesinbound emails into service requests streamlining service desk operations
Better decision makingDashboards and Start Centers – Actionable information and identificationof potential problems – enabling support to take corrective actions before critical services are affected.
Configuration Tooling and Workflow - - Flexible, easy to
use configuration tools, easy to use drag & drop approach to create
process workflows.
Operational efficiencyRole-based KPIs, Reports and Work
Management – – Easy monitoring
role-based KPIs , flexible reporting
capabilities and ability to
define and document tasks, activities
and other procedures
necessary for quick ticket resolution.
Upgrade, customization, configuration flexibility
Tivoli Foundations Service Manager 1.1 – Capability
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Knowledge Base to Resolve Problem
Structured representation of formal knowledge– Symptoms/Cause/Resolution– Grouped under well-defined classifications
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Web Replay Scenario—Organization configuration…
To facilitate quick configuration– For example, Organization and Site
configuration
To quickly train users, agents and administrators…– “How do I submit a ticket”– “How do I search the knowledgebase”– “How do I create solutions”– Introduction scenarios for the User
Interface and Navigation– “How do I customize”…
• Ticket templates• The “Dashboard” (Start Centers)• Access to applications
– Etc…
Can also be used for “operational”/macro scenarios
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Enterprise Software (TSRM) Appliance Software (TFSM)Full suite of service desk and service catalog functions
Functions limited to subset of service desk functions.
- No service catalog functions.
- No service level management functions
- No Lotus Sametime and Computer telephony integrations
Licensing structure is based on number of authorized and concurrent users
Licensing structure is based on number of authorized users only
No limit on number of authorized and concurrent user license
Number of authorized users per appliance is limited to 20
Supports multiple operating systems and databases
Runs only Lotus Foundation software with WAS and DB2
Flexible to meet individual customer needs Pre-configured and pre-customized to meet SMB market needs
Emphasis on functional richness and flexibility Emphasis on consumability and quick time to value
Comparison Between Enterprise TSRM and TFSM
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Customer Benefits: IBM Tivoli Foundations Service Manager
Reduce Costs Optimize productivity of operations personnel through built-in problem-
solving tools Reduced man-hours due to automating the service fulfillment process Reduced operational cost by encouraging end users to use a robust self-
help portal
Manage Risks
Process compliance by integrating with standards based incident and problem management process
Assign and track SLA compliance to your service request and requisitions Assign priority to tickets based on business impact
Ensure repeatable and consistent service delivery support process
Improve Service
Streamlined standards based incident and problem management processes for more rapid service restoration
Real-time visibility to end users on based on priority, urgency, and impact of problems, incidents, and service requests
Measure, track, and trend end-user satisfaction through built-in surveys
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What This Means to IBM Business Partners
Access to new target customers– General Business Midmarket– Customers who normally would not talk to you about your
solutions– New delivery mechanism to reach “Appliance-friendly”
accounts
Deployment – Reliable, Repeatable and Faster– Built and ready to go with functional integration– Installation: operational in an hour
• Enterprise solutions can take MONTHS• Other solutions may be fast but not functional
Increased revenue – faster sales cycle coupled with on-going services
– Average sales cycle reduced from months to weeks– Services and support:
• Single vendor for support of the entire solution (HW and SW)• Opportunity for higher margins: Services can be 4 x SW revenue
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Possible services approach
Single repeatable deployment –More standard single priced deployment offering
Ongoing revenue stream – yearly or quarterly – For customer: One stop shop for solution support– Example: provide remote management services, training and
management at customer site and semi annual health checks, onsite support
“By implementing these new support options we are not only meeting the requests of our resellers and customers, we are also expanding your opportunities to generate review”
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Partner Feedback – Key Messages Quotes of Interest
– Sirius (Bill Steadman and team) – Came to our 1-1 meeting at Pulse and the first words out of their mouth were: "Can you get me 2 of these today?“
– Daniel Kawer (GBM - Central America) – “I could sell 20-25 of the Performance Assurance appliances in the countries I serve by EOY if they were available today.”
Price points for these appliances is going to be critical in order to compete against free ware tools in this segment and “other” appliances (Nagios and KACE)– Avnet and Arrow warned us to not price as low as Lotus Foundations though. They cannot keep
their sellers interested since the price point is too low ($229 Software part of appliance on server and $149 / user)
Half of the partners suggested a green data center appliance that does power / thermal monitoring, reporting, and visualization as well as chargeback for the mid market would be an excellent “next” target.
In terms of fulfillment, all of the partners agreed that the software portion of the appliance must be sold through our traditional PPA channel.
Appliances need to have a clear up-sell strategy– Business Assurance Appliance: Need to be able to integrate w/ TAMIT– Performance Assurance: Need to be able to extend base data collections via Agent Builder or
other agents in portfolio– Integration into eventing layer (Omnibus)
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Competition in the Appliance Service Management
Analyst and Partner Feedback: – No other service management provider in the marketplace is positioned as well as Tivoli is to execute
on this strategy. Not HP, not BMC, not CA. It's a tremendous opportunity for Tivoli to reach new customers and partners by providing new entry points into their Service Management segments
There are existing competitors in parts of this market as well as new competitors entering
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Customer Environment50 managed servers
Approx. 100 pvu each
Enterprise class functionality priced for the growing mid-sized organizations
Customer Environment50 managed servers
approx.100 PVU each
Tivoli Foundations Application Manager
(TFAM)
TFAM environment limitations: Limited to maximum 150 managed end-points Multiple Foundations instances would have separate appliance views.
New Tivoli Foundations Application Manager
TFAM: $5.25/PVUTotal price: $26,250
ITM for MS Apps: $8/ PVUTotal Price: $40K
ITCAM for Applications(three pack) Entitlement
ITCAM for Applications (3 pack)+ DB2
+ Operating System (ITM)+ Customer Choice
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Customer Environment4 users
Enterprise class functionality priced for the growing mid-sized organizations
Customer Environment4 users
TFSM environment limitations: Number of authorized users per appliance is limited to 20
Functions limited to subset of service desk functions. No service catalog functions is included in appliance
Runs only Lotus Foundation software with WAS and DB2
New Tivoli Foundations Service Manager
TFSM Pricing: $10k Base + $2,200per userTotal price: $18,880
TSRM Pricing Stats at:1 Fixed user: $2,750Concurrent user: $6,880Total Price = $23,390
Tivoli Service Request Manager
TSRM TFSM
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Tivoli Foundations offering: One product, two chargeable components
Tivoli Foundations Application Manager
Lotus Foundations Start for TFAM $3300
LOTU
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Tivoli Foundations Application Manager$5.25 / PVU /managed server
150 Managed Servers Max25 Managed Network Devices MaxTi
voli
Tivoli Foundations Service Manager
Tivoli Foundations Service Manager$10,000 Base Fee
$2,200 for each Authorized User20 Max, No Charge for Self Service Users
LOTU
STi
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Lotus Foundations Start for TFSM $3300
Tivoli Foundations Application Manager (PID 5724-Y07) CC#1 (CC007035) Tivoli Foundations Application Manager (IPLA 201v3) CC#2 (TBD) Lotus Foundations Start for Tivoli Foundations Application Manager (IPLA 201v3)
Tivoli Foundations Service Manager (PID 5724-Y08) CC#1 (CC007036) Tivoli Foundations Service Manager (IPLA211v3) CC2 (TBD) Lotus Foundations Start for Tivoli Foundations Service Manager (IPLA 201v3)
Lotus Foundations Branded Hardware
9234-DN $3275
Lotus Foundations Branded Hardware
9234-DN $3275
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How to order Tivoli FoundationsBuilt on top of the Lotus Foundations two tier model
Partner Order Process Requirements
Hardware Software
To become an authorized IBM Reseller
Sign up with VAD (and in NA, register with IBM)
Standard System X Agreement with $20k sales commit ($20K NA only) IMT rules apply
Sign up with VAD
Standard PPA Reseller Agreement and Enrollment process for NA
Obtaining a Quote from IBM
Work with VAD Work with VAD
Submitting an Order to IBM
Through VAD Through VAD
IBM Fulfillment System
XCC in US; ROW is HVEC Passport Advantage
IBM Entitlement Distributor owns equipment; title passes to distributor; IBM warranty to the end user clock starts at install date
Via electronic notification to end user
BP integrates Lotus Foundations or System x Hardware AND Tivoli Foundations Software; customer receives PoE.
Lotus Foundations or System x Hardware AND Tivoli Foundations Software ships separately from IBM.
Direct Sales / Inside Sales / Resellers initiate and close sales opportunity (Direct and inside Sales pass all leads to resellers).
VAD receives order invoice from respective Reseller and orders Lotus Foundations or System x Hardware AND Tivoli Foundations Software.
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IBM intensive actions to promote Tivoli Foundations
Anca Dragomir – Tivoli CEE Marketing Manager– Mobile: 40-723 396 254E mail:
[email protected] At the WW level:
– Dedicated page to promote local BP events around TF (http://www-01.ibm.com/software/tivoli/features/foundations/partners/index.html)– Campaing in a box– Extensive assets collection
At the country level:– Dedicated web pages, in local languages– Translated brochures – Unsolicited emailing campaing– Sales & Technical enablement for Business Partners– Telemarketing campaign – Newsletters
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Lotus Foundations Recommended Hardware List of recommended and certified hardware for Lotus Foundations:
• Model number 9234-DNx
• IBM (optional, purchased separately): • IBM System x3200 M2 Model Number: 4367-42U (Hot Swap) • IBM System x3200 M2 Model Number: 4367-22U (Simple Swap) • IBM System x206 Model Number: 8482-3MU • IBM System x226 Model Number: 8646-0AU • IBM System x236 Model Number: 8841-01U • IBM System x346 Model Number: 8840-01U • IBM System 3105 Model Number: 4347-64x and 4347-22x • IBM System 3200 Model Number: 4363-2DU and 4362-12U • IBM System 3250 Model Number: 4365-6BU • IBM System 3400 Model Number: 7975-5AU • 9234 for release 1.1
• Other third-party hardware not certified should comply with the following requirements.
• x86-based system • At least one hard disk 100 GB in size (removable hard disk required to use all of the features) • At least one Network Interface Card (NIC) (two NICs required to use all of the features) • CD-ROM drive • VGA-based video card • At least 4 GB of RAM • Monitor and Keyboard
• List Price for recommended LF HW: $3300
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Standardized Appliance Physical Machines
Utilize the 2 -3 standard hardware types and models (Entry Level and Advanced) for Tivoli Appliances:
Hardware Offering 1-year warranty only Appliance components: LCD panel, Removable HDD, flash drive Foundations preload / bios
Tivoli Appliance Foundation
Physical Hardware
Tivoli ISM Appliance Load
Tivoli ISM Appliance Load
Type CPU Mem HDD Flash Drive Enet Other Preload Warranty Bezel
Entry Level E7200 DC 2.53 GHz
2x1GB SS SATA 1 x 250 GBRemovable HDD with IBM 500 GB SATA drive
PATA flash with interposer card
1 Dual port Intel PRO/1000
LCD Display
Foundation 1 Year Tivoli ISM Bezel
Advanced X3330 QC 2.66 GHz
2x2GB SS SATA 1 x 500 GBRemovable HDD with IBM 1 TB SATA drive
PATA flash with interposer card
1 Dual port Intel PRO/1000
LCD Display
Foundation 1 Year Tivoli ISM Bezel
* Servers are also in the “configure-to-order” category. You can add storage, memory, or CPU.