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Keynote:

Your Strategy. Your Cloud. Your Choice.

Scott Hamann

Director, Enterprise Solutions Group


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Customers Have a Choice of CloudsPrivate, Public or Hybrid

Private Cloud Public CHybrid Cloud

OpEx

Fast & inex

Outsourced

Multiple ten

resources

CapEx & OpEx

Lower total costs

Control & visibility

Multiple apps sharing

resources

Cloudbursting overdraft

for peak loads

Dev/Test & production

B2B integration

Exclusive Shared by multiple


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Application

Platform

Customizations

Application

Customizations Customiza

Consumer

Service

Provider

Customers Have a Choice of CloudsIaaS, PaaS or SaaS

IaaS Cloud

SaaS C

PaaS Cloud

IT Professional Developer Business En

Different Users


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Customers Have a Choice of CloudsOwn & Operate, Use Managed Services, Subscr

ManagedBuild Subscrib

Customer owns.

Service provider manages.

Either may host.

Customer owns, hosts

and manages.

Customer subs

Service provide

and manage

Managed Cloud ServicesPrivate Cloud Public Clou


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Private Cloud Adoption Is Increasing

Source: IOUG ResearchWire member studies on Cloud Computing, conducted in Aug-Sept 2010 and Aug-Sept 2011

pro

sca

Preli

plan

7

Under

consideration,

10.6%

No, 35.4%

Dont

know/

unsure,9.5%

Yes, in

production at

scale, 11.3%

Yes, in limiteduse, 12.8%

Yes, in pilot

stage, 4.5%

Preliminary

planning,

4.9%

Under

consideration,

10.5%

No, 47.4%

Dont

know/

unsure,

8.7%

20112010

37% have private clouds in 2011 (+28% from 2010)


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PaaS Outpacing IaaS

Source: IOUG ResearchWire member study on Cloud Computing, conducted in Aug-Sept 2011

0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50%

Application server

platform as a service

Database

platform as a service

Identity as a service

Storage as a service

Compute as a service

Software Dev/Test

as a service

Platform as a Service

(PaaS)

Infrastructure as a Service

(IaaS)


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Oracle Cloud Computing Strategy

SaaS

PaaS

IaaS

Private

Public

Hybrid

Fle

Ado

Complete Choice


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Oracle Cloud OfferingsComplete Choice

Private Cloud Public Clo

SaaS

PaaSIaaS

SaaS

PaaSIaaSHybrid Cloud


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Oracle Cloud Applications

100% open standards-based business applicatio

Built on shared, elastically scalable platform

Choice of deployment: on-premise, private, publi

Easy integration and extension

Fusion Applications

Financials

Human Capital

Management

Pro

M

Su

M

Procurement

Sales & Marketing

Governance, Risk &

Compliance

SaaSPaaS

IaaS


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Oracle Platform as a Service

Best of breed, enterprise-grade components:

#1 Application Server #1 Database #1 Identity Shared and elastically scalable

Comprehensive platform services:

SOA/BPM Data Integration Identity Management

Standards-based

SaaSPaaS

IaaS Oracle Database, MySQL,Exadata Database Machine

Cloud Application Foundation, WebLogic Server,

Exalogic Elastic Cloud

SOA Suite &BPM Suite

Data Integration& GoldenGate

Identity &Access Mgmt

WebCenterEngagem


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Oracle Infrastructure as a Service

Best Unix and Linux OS

Broad range of server virtualization and clustering optio

SPARC & x86 servers

Flash, disk, tape storage

Networking fabric

SaaSPaaS

IaaS

Oracle VM for x86

Oracle LinuxOracle Solaris

Oracle VM for SPARC (LDom)Solaris Zones

Sun Servers, SuperCluster

Sun Storage

Sun Network Fabric


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Flexible Adoption Roadmap to Cloud

Private Cloud

Self-service

Auto-scaling

Metering &chargeback

Capacity planning

Public Cloud

Specialized

Shared

Standardized

Fpc

I

C

Traditional Silos Consolidated

Physical

Dedicated

Static

Heterogeneous

Virtual

Shared platform& sharedinfrastructure

Dynamic

Standardizedplatform &infrastructure

Start with consolidation Extend to private cloud Use public cloud w


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Consolidation at PaaS and IaaS Layers

App

IaaS

PaaS

Consolidate onto shared IaaS

without standardization

Consolidate onto standard, shared

and elastically scalable PaaS

vs.

App App

App App App

App App App

Cost savings from less hadata center space

Software stack heterogen

complexity persists No administration (O&M)

Standardized PaaS for alreduces heterogeneity, co

Accelerated new applicat

Cost savings from less hadata center space


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Server Virtualization and Clustering De

Resource Pooling and Elastic Scalabili

Server Virtualization ClusteringMake one physical resource look like many Make many physical resources

Both server virtualization and clustering are key technologies f


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Server Virtualization Options

Centralized Virtualization Lifecycle Management

Dynamic

Domains

M-Series T-Series

HYPERVISOR

Oracle VM

for SPARC

All SPA

Zo

Broad choice of server virtualization technologies

All x86

HYPERVISOR

Oracle VM

for x86


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Clustering Options Throughout Stack Oracle Cloud Application Founda

Oracle WebLogic Server

Oracle Coherence In-Memory Da

Oracle Exalogic Elastic Cloud

Oracle Database Real Application

Oracle In-Memory Database Cac

Oracle Exadata Database Machin

Oracle Clusterware

Oracle Solaris Cluster

Oracle SPARC SuperCluster

Sun Servers

Sun Storage

Broad choice of clustering technologies


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Exadata, Exalogic, SPARC SuperCluste

Unmatched performance, simplified deployment, lower t

Building blocks for consolidation and cloud computing

Extreme Performance, Engineered Systems


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O l E t i M 12


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Oracle Enterprise Manager 12cTotal Cloud Control

Complete Lifecycle

Management

Integrated Cloud

Stack Management

Business-Dr

Mana

C l t Cl d Lif l M


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Complete Cloud Lifecycle Managemen

1. Plan & Setup Capacity & cons

Asset discovery

Bare-metal prov

Policy setup

2. Build, Test &

on the Cloud Packaging app

Testing applica

Self-service pro

3. Manage & Monitor

the Cloud Auto-scaling

Full stack management

End-user, business-

level, app monitoring

4. Meter, Charge, Optimize Metering resource utilization

Chargeback/Showback

Optimize performance,capacity, QoS

C l t Cl d St k M t


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Complete Cloud Stack Management

Single, vertically i

console for the en Deep manageabil

built into each tier

Complete manage

Exadata, Exalogic

T4 SuperCluster

Proactive support

Oracle Support In

O l S lf S i P i t I S f D


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Oracle: Self-Service Private IaaS for De

Scope/Scal

2600+ p

over 10, 4,000+ d

45,000+

Results:

Develop from wee

People r12 to1

Server uoverall, 9

75% less


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Oracle Provides the Choice of Deploym


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Oracle Provides the Choice of Deploym

Options

ManagedBuild Subscrib

Oracle Cloud ServicesPrivate Cloud Oracle Public C

Oracle builds and

manages a private

cloud for you

Build and manage your

own cloud using Oracle

cloud products

Consume Oracl

subscription-ba

services

Oracle Managed Cloud Services


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Your Oracle Systems an

and Protected by Oracle

Oracle Managed Cloud ServicesOracle Software and Hardware In an Enterprise-Grad

MORE VAL

MORE CHO

MORE CONFID

AnyOracle Applications

Managed By Oracle In a

Oracle Software & HardwTogether For Performanc

Customers

Results Differentiated Business Valu


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Results Differentiated Business ValuUnlock the Full Value of Your Oracle Investment

Accelerated Implementations

Reduced and Predictable IT Costs

Improved Processes and Controls

Proactive Patches and Updates

MORE VALUE. MORE CHOICE. MORE CONFIDENCE

Reduced Upgrade Risk and Do

Far Fewer Average Service Re

Faster Time to Resolution

World-Class Security and Com


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Oracle Public CloudApplications and Platform: Based on Industry Standards

Fusion

CRM

Fusion

HCM

Database

Service

Java

Service

Oracle Social

Network

Fusion

Talent Mgmt.

Oracle Public Cloud


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Oracle Public Cloud

Most comprehensive, integrated cloud for busine

critical applications

Delivering the most innovative and advancedapplications, database and middleware as a ser

Portability between cloud and on-premise deploy

Based on open standards (Java, SQL)

Differentiators


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Cloud Integration


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Cloud IntegrationIntegrating Across Cloud Boundaries

ERP PLM SCM HCM

Oracle Data Integrator

Oracle GoldenGate

Oracle SOA Suite

Oracle BPM Suite

PubInternal Data Center

or Private Cloud

Cloud Security


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Cloud SecuritySecuring the Cloud Inside Out

Applications

Governance, Risk and Compliance F


Multi-factor Authorization and Privileged Us

Identity and Access Managem

Data Encryption and Masking A

Infrastructure as a Servic

Network, Disk and Tape Encryp

Server Hard Partitions Se

Strong Authentication Role-based Access Co

Hardware Cryptographic Acceler

End-to-End Protection- From Applications to Disk

Complete Choice- Open, Standards-based

Best of Breed- Integrated and Integratable


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SaaS

PaaS

IaaS

Private

Public

Hybrid

Fle

Ado

Complete Choice

Oracle Consulting Cloud Services


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Oracle Consulting Cloud Services

Define a single

solution for agiven problem

Standardize

Reduce the

footprint of

deployed

applications

Consolidate

Increase

automation and

reduce manual

tasks for

managing IT

Automate

Define strategyand roadmap

for Cloud

Roadmap

Oracle Consulting helps you plan your path to cloud compu

Oracle Cloud Computing: Complete Ch


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Oracle Cloud Computing: Complete Ch

1. Develop a cloud strategy and roadmap thats righ

2. For private clouds, start with consolidation

3. Extend to self-service private cloud

4. Use public cloud if requirements are met

Recommendations

Oracle Cloud Offerings Complete Ch


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g p

Oracle Cloud Services

Oracle ApplicationsOn Demand

Database On Demand

Exadata On Demand

Middleware On Demand

Exalogic On Demand

Private Cloud Products Private & Public C

Infrastructure as a Service


Oracle Database, MySQL,

Exadata Database Machine

Cloud Application Foundation: WebLogic Server,

Coherence, JRockit, Exalogic Elastic Cloud

SOA Suite &

BPM Suite

Data Integration

& GoldenGate

Identity &

Access Mgmt

WebCenter User

Engagement

Oracle Applications

Applications

Oracle VM for x86

Oracle LinuxOracle Solaris

Oracle VM for SPARC (LDom)Solaris Zones

Servers, SuperCluster

Network FabricStorage

CloudManagement

CloudControl

OpsCenter

Orac

leEnterpriseManager

O

FusioC

Se


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