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Adaptive ComputingRoland WartenbergDirector Product ManagementAdaptive ComputingSAP AG, Walldorf

Fujitsu Summit

February 23, 2005

General Overview

Council / Partner involvement

TCO Aspects and summary

© SAP AG 2005, Adaptive Computing, 10-Feb-2005 / slide 4

A New Working Model for Business and Development

Information Technology

UIUI UIUI UIUI

DB DB

FunctionalComponents

Closed packagesDatabase, messagingStatic application UIsCoded process integrationInflexibility, high TCO

Process InnovationTechnology

One open composition platformEnterprise Services InfrastructureAdaptive Portal UIsModel-driven services compositionFlexibility, business value

From Integration Coding to Business Modeling

Composition PlatformComposition Platform

Appl. PlatformAppl. Platform

BPP

Composites


Adaptive Computing

Adaptive Computing is a new approach to design hardware, software and system services following the business-driven need to permanent change and adaptability

It is about empowering the customer to be able to run any service any time on any server. In this context the word application service is used to describe any kind of scenario, solution or application component

A computing infrastructure is called adaptive, if it allows the dynamic assignment of hardware resources to serve specific application services. In this way, SAP NetWeaver enables an 'Adaptive Computing Infrastructure' and thus ensures that business solutions based on SAP NetWeaver run at peak cost efficiency


IT Infrastructure

Composition PlatformComposition Platform

Adaptive Computing VirtualizationAdaptive Computing Virtualization

Increase Flexibility with Adaptive Computing

Adaptive Computing Controller

SAP NetWeaver provides a way to virtualize application services, and provides a single central point of control for flexible compute resource assignment for existing and new code to run on dedicated/changing hardware.

Any service,any timeon any server

Flexible solutionlandscape management

Appl. Platform

Objects, Engines, and Components

Appl. Platform

Objects, Engines, and Components

SAPSAP

Enterprise Services

Repository

PartnerPartnerComponents

SAP NetWeaver

Hardware OperatingSystems Storage Network


Adaptive Computing - The Four Building Blocks

ComputingComputing NetworkNetwork

ControlControl StorageStorage

Have dedicated resources for computing, storage, network and controlPool them and share them – if appropriateDefine application services and virtualize them


Adaptive Computing Virtualization LayerAdaptive Computing Virtualization Layer

Solution StackSolution Stack

Computing InfrastructureComputing Infrastructure

Adaptive ComputingController

Adaptive ComputingController

The Adaptive Computing Building Elements

Adaptive Computing Virtualization LayerEnables a virtualization layer to start any service any time on any server

Adaptive Computing ControllerProvides a single point of control to operate, observe and manage an adaptive business solution


Characteristics of the Building Blocks

ComputingComputing NetworkNetwork

ControlControl StorageStorage

HW+OS provisioningEasy add and remove computing resources with low admin effortsSingle point of OS maintenance: netboot (shared or multiple OS), OS deployment, or equivalenttechnology

NetworkConnects computing nodes to each otherBuilds up connection between building blocks ‘Computing’ and ‘Storage’Transport layer for virtualization

Storage DataApplication Services: SAP instances managed and assigned to a dedicated computing resource Installation-free provisioning for Application servicesNo local disk space required to run SAP applications; application data stored on storage system within a network

Adaptive Computing ControllerProvides a single point of control to operate, observe and manage an adaptive business solution Capability of SAP NetWeaver™ (based on Standards: SAP J2EE engine, XML, CIM…)Interfaces with SAP Solution ManagerController Command Interface for communication with third party software


Adaptive Computing Controller

General Overview




SAP Adaptive Computing Council (february 2005)


Fujitsu - SAP Global Technology Partner

FlexFrame™ for mySAP ™ Business SuiteConsistent world record benchmarksCertified platforms (Solaris, Linux, Windows)Solutions from Datacenter to Mobile device

Global SAP Competence Center in WalldorfJoint Sales EngagementCooperative Support AgreementSAP NetWeaver Partner InitiativeSAP Mobile Business Partner Initiative

3,800+ installations world wideAcross industries and SAP applicationsStrong cooperation with major SAP partners

Partnership

Technology

Customers

SAP Pinnacle Award

2002 – First Mobility Solution Center with SAP2004 – Special Achievement for Adaptive Computing


SystemLandscapeDirectory

SystemLandscapeDirectory

Fujitsu/Fujitsu Siemens Computers Triole,HP Adaptive Enterprise, IBM On Demand, SUN N1…

Fujitsu/Fujitsu Siemens Computers Triole,HP Adaptive Enterprise, IBM On Demand, SUN N1…

Solution Manager /

CCMS

Solution Manager /

CCMS

Adaptive Computing Virtualization Layer(Controller Command Interface, Agents, etc.)

Adaptive Computing Virtualization Layer(Controller Command Interface, Agents, etc.)

application layer

computinginfrastructure layer

ComputingComputing StorageStorage NetworkNetwork

AdaptiveComputingController

AdaptiveComputingController

Adaptive Computing and the Partner Solutions

SAP

Partner


Certificate of Conformity

BenefitsKnowledge TransferQuality Assurance

SAP Certificate of ConformityRecognized SAP visualScenario detailsTechnological engagement with SAP


Results published via Service Marketplace

General Overview




Comparing the Adaptive Computing Characteristics

Current Infrastructure Adaptive Computing

Box centric (Server, DB)

Installation per server

Individually Infrastructure & operation

Backup / Recovery per server

Sizing per component/peak

High availability requires additional (expensive) hardware and increases complexity

Service oriented, abstracting the hardware

Service available in the network

Standardized Building blocks

Backup per logical landscape

Shared resource model possible

High availability fundamentally included


Benefits in a Nutshell

Harmonization of IT-LandscapeUse computing power and storage as shared resources for dynamic business needs

Flexibility and ScalabilitySatisfied Customers by high service levelsHigh availability and reliability

Reduced Cost of OperationsSimpler, less complex operationsEase of change


IT budgets with ESA, NetWeaver and Adaptive Computing

60%

20%20%

40%

IT budgettoday

INNOVATION

OPERATION

IT Budget 3 yearsfrom now

80%80%


Adaptive Computing – TCO examination

cost reductionby 30-40%100% ~20%

~5-10%~5-10%

Savings byAdaptive

Computingarchitecture

Savings byautomatedoperationconcepts

Savings bysynergy

optimization

Costs forAdaptive Computingbased architecture

Costs forstandard

architecture

60-70%


TCO/ROI study for FlexFrame


Reducing TCO with FlexFrame


Benefits for our Customers

Customers StatementsBy increasing flexibility and decreasing TCO, ROI is much more visibleHigh flexibility to run new projectsHigh flexibility to assign and utilize hardware resourcesEasy setup and integration of new components into common infrastructure

Customer ExperiencesFirst customers like Hella and T-Systems report TCO savings of around 25%


Current Status of Adaptive Computing

SAPPHIRE ´03, Orlando (June 2003) Successful demonstration of proof-of-concept

SAPPHIRE ´04, New Orleans (May 2004)SAP AG announces Adaptive Computing as a capability of NetWeaverAdaptive Computing Controller 1.0

ACC 1.0 Ramp-Up, June 2004Customer and Partner Participation11-Feb-2005: RTC of ACC 1.0 SR1

First customer success storiesHELLAT-SystemsColgateSAP Hosting


“The introduction of Adaptive Computing into SAP NetWeaver, demonstrates our focus on helping customers drive down operatingcosts and reinvest this money into supporting innovation across the organization. Adaptive Computing allows customers to maximize their IT investments, reducing TCO and increasing flexibility in adapting to changing software conditions.”

– Shai AgassiMember of the executive board, SAP


Newest information can be found onhttp://service.sap.com/adaptivehttp://www.sap.com/netweaver


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