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Mandy ShawChief Technology Officer31 May 2006

IBM Product Overview

AgendaComputing on Demand

Virtualised, Open, Autonomic, Integrated

Software

Information capture, management and analysis

Productivity and collaboration

Compliance

Process modelling and delivery

Application integration

Applications and development

Servers

Storage

‘Express’ options

Simple to install, everything included, low entry point pricing, but with upgrade path

Electronic output and printing

Autonomic computing

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Software

Sales and marketing Finance

Operations

Third party relationships and information flows

Business processes

Productivity

Innovation

Management information

Integrity and compliance

The business view

CRM systems Financial systems

ERP and other line-of-business systems

Push (marketing)Self-service (e.g. websites, extranets)

Automated partner agreements (e.g. SCM systems, EDI)

Information capture, management and

analysis

Process modelling and orchestration

Logic and interfacing (human, machine,

device)

Build, run and manage in a

compliance context

The systems view

Web e

nable

ment

an

d inte

lligent

deliv

ery

Business process modelling and

orchestration (including workflow)

Intelligent information capture

Application development, re-engineering and

modernisation

Intelligent information management (including

email archiving)

Applications (CRM, ERP, etc.)

Business intelligence

Database design and optimisation

Application integration and service enablement

SOA / ESB

Pro

ductiv

ity a

nd co

llabora

tion

Information capture, management and analysis, productivity and collaboration, compliance

WebSp

here

App

licati

on S

erv

er

(J2EE

eng

ine)

Business process modelling and

orchestration (including workflow)

Workplace Forms

Application development, re-engineering and

modernisation

Content Manager, Document Manager, Records Manager,

OnDemand, CommonStore

Applications (CRM, ERP, etc.)

Information Integrator

DB2 and Informix

Application integration and service enablement

SOA / ESB

Information capture, management and analysis, productivity and collaboration, compliance

WebSp

here

Porta

l, Dom

ino, S

am

etim

e, Q

uick

pla

ce,

Lotu

s Work

pla

ce, W

eb

Con

tent M

anagem

ent

Business process modelling and

orchestration (including workflow)

Intelligent information capture

Application development, re-engineering and

modernisation

Intelligent information management (including

email archiving)

Applications (CRM, ERP, etc.)

Business intelligence

Database design and optimisation

Application integration and service enablement

SOA / ESB

Process modelling and delivery, application integration

Web e

nable

ment

an

d inte

lligent

deliv

ery

Pro

ductiv

ity a

nd co

llabora

tion

Intelligent information capture

Application development, re-engineering and

modernisation

Intelligent information management (including

email archiving)

Applications (CRM, ERP, etc.)

Business intelligence

Database design and optimisation

Process modelling and delivery, application integration

Web e

nable

ment

an

d inte

lligent

deliv

ery

Pro

ductiv

ity a

nd co

llabora

tion

WBI Server Express

WBI ModelerWebSphere Integration

DeveloperWebSphere Process Server

WBI Monitor

WebSphere ESBWebSphere Message Broker

WebSphere MQ (MQSeries)WBI Adapters

DataPower

Subscriptionwebsites

ESB

salesforce.com

‘New customer’businessprocess

Event: customer added

SRS OracleFinancials

Add a customer Add a customerAdd a customer

Towards SOA

Retail website (WebSphere Commerce)

salesforce.com

WBISELine of business

application

WebSphere Commerce

WBI business adapter

An engine for SMB: WBI Server Express example

JDBCXML

WBISE overview

GBO

WBISE

ASBO

Business adapter (e.g. WebSphere Commerce)

Application logic:

collaboration (choreographed

process)

Application logic (services)

API

GBO

Technology adapter (e.g. JDBC, MQ, flat

file)

ASBO

Shipped

WBISE

Dev

Process Integration with WebSphere

Model Deploy

Build

Monitor

WBI ModelerWebSphere

Process Server

WebSphere Integration Developer

WBI Monitor

Business process modelling and

orchestration (including workflow)

Intelligent information capture

Application development, re-engineering and

modernisation

Intelligent information management (including

email archiving)

Applications (CRM, ERP, etc.)

Business intelligence

Database design and optimisation

Application integration and service enablement

SOA / ESB

Applications and development

Pro

ductiv

ity a

nd co

llabora

tion

Web e

nable

ment

an

d inte

lligent

deliv

ery

Business process modelling and

orchestration (including workflow)

Intelligent information capture

Rational xxx Architect, Application Developer,

RequisitePro, RobotHost Access Transformation

Services/WDHT

Intelligent information management (including

email archiving)

WebSphere Commerce

Business intelligence

Database design and optimisation

Application integration and service enablement

SOA / ESB

Applications and development

Pro

ductiv

ity a

nd co

llabora

tion

Web e

nable

ment

an

d inte

lligent

deliv

ery

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Servers and storage

i570

i520

i550

I595 (or p595)

iSeries and pSeries

Some iSeries applications

Feeds from iSeries database to decision support tools such as

Excel

Sametime (iSeries as application

server)

Domino (iSeries as application

server)

Green screen (5250)

application

J2EE applications on Tomcat or WebSphere

.Net fat client or Web application (iSeries as database server and/or

application server)Linux, AIX

and Windows

workloads

What can your iSeries do?

OS

/400

OS

/400

Linu

x o

n P

ow

erP

C

Win

dow

s 20

00

/3

AIX

WebSphere

Domino DB2 UDB

Java

AIX app(PASE)

Linux o

n In

tel

One box to house, manage and maintainFlexible use of disk, tape, memory, CPU, …Secure and resilient integrationCapacity Upgrade on Demand for CPU and memory

Logical partitioning (OS/400, Linux on Power, AIX)

OS

/400

V5

R3

PST

OS

/40

0 V

5R

2

OS/4

00

V5

R3

GM

T

OS/400 level (n-1 to n+1, but hardware dependent)Time zonesDevelopment, production, testDMZ separationGigabit virtual LAN availableFractions of a processorDynamic resource allocationLinux and AIX partitions need only CPU and memory

Linu

x o

n P

ow

erP

C

iSeries layeredarchitecturegives highresilience

No additionalsoftware costs

AIX

Most affordableMost affordable

IBM System p5 185 Express

IBM System p5 520 Express

IBM System p5 550 Express

IBM IntelliStation POWER 185 Express

Most performance for the price

Most performance for the price

IBM System p5 510Q Express

IBM System p5 520Q Express

IBM System p5 560Q Express

IBM BladeCenter®

JS21

Most performanceMost performance

IBM System p5 510 Express

IBM System p5 570

IBM System p5 575

New IBM systems for AIX 5L and Linux

BladeCenter

x3550(x336)

x3650(x346)

x3400(x226)

x3500(x236)

x3250(x306m)

x3850(x366)

x3200(x206m)

x3950x460

Cluster 1350

System x Portfolio

x3800x260

x3100 (x100)

(x3455)(eServer 326m)

DS300/400Storage Servers

Sca

le U

p /

SM

P C

om

pu

tin

g

Scale Out / Distributed Computing

DSxxxx - Storage Subsystem – Volume VirtualizationVarious Hosts – Windows, Linux, Unix etc.

Physical disks

3. Virtual volume can straddle arrays in DS6800/DS8xxx

(max 8 disks for Raid 5 array)

Subsystem controllers

FC switch FC switch

Raid 5 array Raid 5 array Raid 10 array (mirror)

1. In DS4xxxx virtual disks can not straddle arrays (Max 32 disks for Raid 5 array, but 14 advised)

DS6/8xxx very broad connectivity list – inc. iSeries + mainframe

DS4xxx smaller connectivity list

SAN

iSCSI support via CISCO fabric products

2. In DS6/8xxx Raid arrays belong to an ‘extent pool’

SVC - In-band controller – Volume VirtualizationVarious Hosts – Windows, Linux, Unix etc.

FC Switch FC Switch

Raid 10 array Raid 5 array

SANSVC SVC

FC Switch FC Switch

Raid 5 arraye.g IBM 72G FC 15K e.g EMC 400G SATA 7.2K

Two layers of FC switches can be the same physical

switches with Zones

SVC always a clustered pair for resilience. Up to 8 pairs for scalability.

Virtual volumes created and managed by the SVC Virtual volumes can

be moved between disk arrays.

SAN file system - Out-band FC controller – file virtualizationVarious Hosts – Windows, Linux, Unix etc.

FC Switch FC Switch

Raid 10 array Raid 5 array

SAN

Raid 5 arraye.g IBM 72G FC 15K e.g HP MSA1000 300G 10K

SFS Controller

File system virtualization

Global name spaceController can be clustered – up to 8 ways

Special disk drivers in hosts

Control path

Data path

Filename.txt

Individual files and directories can be moved between disk arrays – controlled by policies

Printing and Electronic Output

DB2 cluster configuration

High availability -> provisioning

WebSphere Application Server

WebSphere Application Server Network Deployment Edition

WebSphere Application Server Extended Deployment Edition

DB2 server

(potentially handles

many datasets)

DB2 server (shares load and provides failover)

SAN

SAN fabric with redundancy

SAN

SAN mirroring

Remote site with additional DB2 server(s)

and SAN provision

DB2 replication