CIN-2650 - Cloud adoption! Enforcer to transform your organization around people, process and technology!
- 1. © 2015 IBM Corporation CIN-2650 : Cloud adoption! Enforcer to transform your organization around people, process and technology! Hendrik Van Run European Services Lead PureApplication IBM Software Group Dennis Lauwers European Technical Leader PureApplication IBM Software Group
- 2. Saving children’s lives with global social learning 250% improvement in conversion rate from shopper to customer Reinventing the mobile banking experience We are in an era of innovation & transformation
- 3. Catch 22 of the IT organization
- 4. Your Challenge Will your IT landscape be able to change and be the change agent for this new era?
- 5. Cloud is already mainstream
- 6. 1. Cost flexibility 2. Business scalability 3. Market adaptability 4. Masked complexity 5. Context-driven variability 6. Ecosystem connectivity. The six business enablers coming from cloud
- 7. Networking Storage Servers Virtualization O/S Middleware Runtime Data Applications Traditional On-Premises ClientManages Customization; higher cost; slower time to value Standardization; lower cost; faster time to value Networking Storage Servers Virtualization O/S Middleware Runtime Data Applications VendorManagesinCloud Software as a Service Networking Storage Servers Virtualization O/S Middleware Runtime Data Applications VendorManagesinCloud ClientManages Infrastructure as a Service Networking Storage Servers Virtualization O/S Middleware Runtime Data Applications VendorManagesinCloud ClientManages Platform as a Service The typical discussion - what cloud do I need?
- 8. The discussion – become a composable business Composable Business Processes, apps, services and data become building blocks that are assembled and re-assembled in the cloud to find new ways to rapidly innovate and engage with customers
- 9. Optimize Drives Need InnovateDrives InvestmentProcess Cloud Enabled Cloud Native Accelerating you cloud adoption
- 10. Process: Effective low touch deployment
- 12. Process: Continuous Delivery Develop / Test DeploySteer Operate Business Owner Service Developer/Tester Service Operations Target Customer Idea Market DevOps : Continuous Release and Deployment Lean and Agile principles
- 13. Accelerating you cloud adoption Optimize Drives Need InnovateDrives InvestmentTechnology
- 14. Technology: cloud enabled platform •Cloud enabled •Effective delivery •Technology enforcer of change •Better economical value Networking Storage Servers Virtualization User Data User Applications O/S Middleware RuntimeHosted* ManagedandSecured Marketplace&Billing UserInterface Service onSystem
- 15. Development Test Acceptance Production Application C Groupes #1&2Groupes #1&2 Groupes #1&2Groupes #1&2 Serveurs physiques Groupe #1Groupe #1 Serveurs physiques Groupe #1Groupe #1 Serveurs physiques Groupe #1Groupe #1 Serveurs physiques Groupe #1 Groupe #1 Serveurs physiques Groupe #1 Groupe #1 Serveurs physiques Groupe #1 Groupe #1 Serveurs physiques Groupes #1&2Groupes #1&2 Groupes #1&2Groupes #1&2 Serveurs physiques Groupe #1Groupe #1 Serveurs virtuels Groupe #1Groupe #1 Serveurs physiques Groupe #1Groupe #1 Serveurs physiques Groupe #1 Groupe #1 Serveurs physiques Groupe #1 Groupe #1 Serveurs physiques Groupe #1 Groupe #1 Serveurs physiques Application B Groupes #1&2Groupes #1&2 Groupes #1&2Groupes #1&2 Serveurs physiques Groupe #1Groupe #1 Serveurs physiques Groupe #1Groupe #1 Serveurs virtuels Groupe #1Groupe #1 Serveurs physiques Groupe #1 Groupe #1 Serveurs physiques Groupe #1 Groupe #1 Serveurs physiques Groupe #1 Groupe #1 Serveurs physiques Groupes #1&2Groupes #1&2 Groupes #1&2Groupes #1&2 Serveurs physiques Groupe #1Groupe #1 Serveurs physiques Groupe #1Groupe #1 Serveurs virtuels Groupe #1Groupe #1 Serveurs physiques Groupes #1&2Groupes #1&2 Groupes #1&2Groupes #1&2 Serveurs physiques Application A Application N Application D Application E Application N Application E Application D Application C Application B Application A Technology: effective delivery Integration
- 16. Technology: Technology enforcer of change
- 17. Automate the complexity of deploying and managing applications in the cloud *Source: Gartner, p.6, Private Cloud Matures, Hybrid Cloud is Next, Gartner G00255302, Sept 6, 2013 Hybrid System & Software On-Premise Service on Off-Premise Capture Application into a Pattern Create Pattern 1X Deploy Anywhere Select an automated Hybrid Cloud Application Platform Hybrid Technology: Hybrid for better economics
- 18. Optimize Drives Need InnovateDrives InvestmentPeople Cloud Enabled Cloud Native Accelerating you cloud adoption
- 19. 18 Cloud lets you re-imagine the way people work Innovate at the speed the customer expects by tapping into cloud services. Deliver the easily consumable hybrid cloud environment. Create the next great killer app by rapidly assembling cloud services. People: New DNA of workforce
- 20. People: Cloud adoption will affect the IT organization Deploy Business Workloads Middelware Infrastructure Silo organization Waterfall Individual costing Multi discipline teams Agile – Devops Utility model
- 21. Applications Data Pattern Middleware OS Virtualization Servers Storage Networking DC Services Develop Adapt Patch Deploy Production Deploy None Production Manage Monitoring Source Control DEV DEV DEV / OPS OPS DEV DEV OPS DEV DEV DEV DEV /OPS OPS DEV DEV OPS DEV N/A DEV /OPS DEV /OPS OPS DEV OPS OPS N/A Engin. Engin. Engin. Engin. Engin. Engin. Platform (IBM) Engin. Engin. Engin. Engin. Engin. Engin. Engin. Platform (IBM) Engin. Platform (IBM) Engin. or Platform Engin. or Platform Engin. Engin. Engin. Platform (IBM) Engin. Platform (IBM) Platform (IBM) Platform (IBM) Platform (IBM) Platform (IBM) Platform (IBM) Platform (IBM) Platform (IBM) Platform (IBM) Platform (IBM) Platform (IBM) Platform (IBM) Platform (IBM) Platform (IBM) Platform (IBM) Platform (IBM) Platform (IBM) Platform (IBM) Platform (IBM) Platform (IBM) Platform (IBM) Platform (IBM) Platform (IBM) Platform (IBM) Int. = IBM Ext. = OPS Int. = IBM Ext. = OPS Int. = IBM Ext. = OPS Int. = IBM Ext. = OPS Int. = IBM Ext. = OPS Int. = IBM Ext. = OPS Int. = IBM Ext. = OPS Int. = IBM Ext. = OPS OPS OPS OPS OPS OPS OPS OPS OPS Runtime (Instance) Platform Services People: Engineering moving up value chain New Skills Area
- 22. Pattern Engineering Catalog Manager TesterDEVProduction Operations Platform Infrastructure and Management Production Middleware Non Production Middleware Production Application Non Production Application Self Service Production cloud Non Production cloud Automation Pattern Creation Environment Platform AdminPaaS Support People: Roles and Responsibilities Deployment framework Deployment framework Monitoring framework
- 23. 22 CIOs must become innovation leaders that create and manage a diversified IT portfolio People: Innovation Leader
- 24. People: Cloud brings new expectations to the business Easy Seconds to Deploy Friction Free Time 2 Value Focus on Outcome Mobile Ready Platform Choice Useful APIs
- 25. Optimize Drives Need InnovateDrives Investment Total Economical Value How will cloud adoption influence (IT) economics?
- 26. Scope of the IT costs benefits improvements Operations & Maintenance Stack Provisioning Testing Application Design and Development Architecture Software license Hardware Facilities Total cost of a solution Scope of PaaS with patterns benefits 75 to 70% of the total solution cost. So to have real impact on the budget you have to reduce this with more than 50% which is very hard to achieve. Scope of IaaS benefits 25 to 20% of the total solution cost. So to have real impact on the budget you have to reduce this with more than 50% which is very hard to achieve.
- 27. Golden Image vs. Pattern Results of NEW Approach Accelerated Application Deployment
- 28. Accelerating time to value Without Cloud Platform Time With Cloud Platform (Patterns) Project office DEV Development TST ACC PRD Time Project office DEV Development TST ACC PRD Wait Time Wait Time Wait Time Wait Time Faster Business Value
- 29. Total Economical Value Total Economical Value Total Cost of Ownership Total Cost of Acquisition Don’t forget this aspect!
- 30. Optimize Drives Need InnovateDrives InvestmentFail Fast Succeed Big Cloud Adoption = Speed of (Business) Innovation
- 31. A True Cloud Adoption Will HelpYou Become a Change Agent! People, Process & Technology
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