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Agenda And Objectives

IT Challenges

Core Infrastructure Optimization

Server Infrastructure Solutions

Overview

Prioritization

Next Steps

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To show how Infrastructure Optimization can help you address the key challenges facing your server infrastructure

1.

To identify which server infrastructure solutions are a priority for your organization

Data Center Management

Secure Messaging and Collaboration

Information Protection and Secure Access

2.

More Pressure Than Ever On IT Budgets

20%New 80%

Maintenance

… with limited resources for

advancing capability

Business resultsand new value

End-user productivity

Customerconnection

Costreduction

Competition

Technologychange

Regulatorycompliance

Security

Keep businessup and running

Dynamic ITEnabling IT Professionals and Developers across the IT Lifecycle

5

Unified and Virtualized

Process-led,Model-driven

ServiceEnabled

UserFocused

Standardized Rationalized DynamicBasic

Business enabler

Strategic asset

Efficientcost

center

Cost center

People. Process. Technology.

Standardized Rationalized Dynamic

Infrastructure OptimizationBasic

Managed IT infrastructure with limited automation

Managed and consolidated IT infrastructure with maximum

automation

Fully automated management,

dynamic resource usage, business

linked SLAs

Uncoordinated, manual

infrastructure

Dynamic IT

Cost Center More Efficient Cost Center Business Enabler Strategic Asset

Enable greater automation and help drive down the costs associated with maintaining, monitoring, and coordinating IT management

Improve IT’s ability to respond to business

changes by enabling centralized

management, policy-based control, and

rapid configuration and deployment

Simplify the task of securing

and backing up the server environment ensuring availability throughout

the server infrastructure

Benefits Of Core Infrastructure Optimization

Basic

Cost Center

More Efficient

Cost Center

Business Enabler

Strategic Asset

Standardized Rationalized Dynamic

Server Infrastructure Solutions

model technologies services tools/guidance




Unified management of physical and virtual servers Configuration ManagementServer Compliance End to End Monitoring Data Protection and Recovery

Identity Lifecycle ManagementRemote AccessStrong AuthenticationAccess Policy EnforcementInformation Protection

Multi-engine Anti-malware protectionSecure PublishingInformation usage controlOptimized Server Performance

Automated Provisioning and Updating of Physical and Virtual EnvironmentsServer Consolidation through Virtualization

Proactive Platform MonitoringApplication and Service-level MonitoringInteroperable and Extensible Platform

Configuration Controls and ReportingCentralized Security AuditingComprehensive Security and Identity and Access Management

Business Continuity through Virtualization ManagementBackup and Recovery Disaster Recovery

Configuration Management

End-to-endMonitoring

Server Compliance

Data Protection and Recovery

Data Center Management Solutions

Data Center Management BenefitsControl Costs

Easily virtualize the server operating system to facilitate workload consolidation with rapid deployment and provisioning Consolidate servers through virtualization to maximize resource utilization and simplify server management

Improve Security and Availability

Automate updating and patch managementAutomate server health monitoring, reduce error noise, isolate processes, improve diagnostics, and act on alerts effectivelyQuickly recover and restore the data center’s physical and virtual environment

Increase Agility

Monitor and manage large-scale server networks easily with tiered views of tens of thousands of servers Simplify and automate large-scale server software deployments with comprehensive tools to plan, test, deploy, analyze, and optimize server software

Continental Airlines Case Study

Customer Evidence

SolutionIn the process of consolidating 80 servers, creating a 3:1 savings (saving of $2 million annually)Easy identification of servers that have capacity for an additional workload through System Center Virtual Machine ManagerGreater than 50 percent utilization of server capacity

SituationTraditionally spent U.S. $6 million to $8 million annually on server deployments (typically replacing about 250 legacy servers)Only 5 percent server utilization

“We’ll feel comfortable topping utilization at 70 to 75 percent.”

Reduced backup time

by 50%

Saved $500k in deployment

costs

Cut help-desk costs by 35%

Cut update time by 90%

Cut deployment time by 73%

Danish Foreign Ministry

Comprehensive protection against malware and SPAM that eliminates single points of failure with a multi-engine architectureSecure remote accessProtection for sensitive information with end-user usage controlsPowerful monitoring and reporting to proactively address issues

Malware protection both inside the firewall or passed along by trusted partnersContent filtering to maintain compliance by controlling the sharing or storage of inappropriate materialsMulti-engine architecture to eliminate single points of failureInformation usage control

Secure Messaging Secure Collaboration

Secure Messaging And Collaboration

Secure Messaging And CollaborationControl Costs

Simplify managementIncrease end-user “up time” due to fewer security issuesIncrease regulatory compliance


Provide better security through layered protectionSecure and make messaging and collaboration more reliableProtect confidential data – not just against threats

Increase Agility

Increase server performance Secure information sharing beyond the firewallEnhance productivity through remote access to messaging and collaboration tools

Customer Evidence

SituationDel Monte Foods distributes and sells food and pet products throughout the United States. The company employs 7,800 salaried and 9,800 seasonal workersBecause of the critical nature of their messaging and collaboration environment, system security has become a priority for Del MonteNeeded to ensure that critical systems had no downtime

Del Monte Foods Case Study

SolutionThe organization implemented a comprehensive security solution based on Microsoft Forefront™ Security and Microsoft System Center productsMultiple antivirus enginesIn-depth file and keyword filtering, and optimized antivirus performance for the Exchange Server 2007 environment

“With the multiple simultaneous scan engines in Forefront Security for Exchange Server, we did not have a single virus infection.”

Petr Grachev, CIO, SOK Group

Migrated to Microsoft Forefront Security for Exchange ServerExpects to cut downtime of e-mail infrastructure by 20% to 30%

http://www.delmonte.com/

Protect confidential data in Office and ExchangeEnforce usage and distribution policy for documents and e-mailsAutomatically apply usage policies to documents stored in SharePoint® ServerProvide fine-grained access control based on end-point compliance inspection

Increase security through multi-factor authenticationStreamline access through universal passwords and Web single sign-onSecure remote access to SharePoint and ExchangeSecure remote access through SSL VPNFederate access control to partners and customers

Synchronize identities and passwordsAutomate account provisioning and credential managementProvide self-service for access management, user profiles, passwords, and smart-card PINsManage workflow via Office and SharePoint

Information Protection

Secure Access

Identity Management

Information Protection And Secure Access

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Information Protection And Access BenefitsControl Costs

Automate lifecycle management of user identitiesCentralize management across multiple enterprise systems and line-of-business (LOB) applications


Provide network-perimeter protection, strong authentication, and identity managementControl access by role and job levelImprove governance and regulatory compliance

Increase Agility

Provide secure access and collaboration with partnersIncrease access to systems, enabling information workers to do moreEmpower information workers to get their jobs done whenever and wherever needed

Customer Evidence

SituationDow Corning needed to make it easy for employees to share information while following the company’s information-protection policies, which dictate how intellectual property must be protected

DOW CORNING CASE STUDY

SolutionThe company deployed Active Directory® Rights Management Services in Windows Server® 2008, which enables users to limit how others can open, modify, print, forward, or take other actions with contentBenefits include ease of use, minimal added infrastructure and complexity, extensibility to business partners, full corporate control and auditability, ease of management, and low total cost of ownership

Microsoft Is Your Technology PartnerUnified and Comprehensive

Covers functions needed to optimize your infrastructure: Operating systems, virtualization, management, security, identity, and accessSpans the breadth of your infrastructure: Desktop, server, mobile devices, application platform, and security

Interoperable by DesignOur products have always worked well togetherCompliant with industry standards by design

Trusted and FamiliarReduces IT Support and end user training costsMaximizes productivity

Server Infrastructure Solutions – Summary

model technologies services tools/guidance




Unified management of physical and virtual servers Configuration ManagementServer Compliance End to End Monitoring Disaster Recovery

Identity Lifecycle ManagementRemote AccessStrong AuthenticationAccess Policy EnforcementInformation Protection

Multi-engine Anti-malware protectionSecure PublishingInformation usage controlOptimized Server Performance

Ask your Microsoft representative about an Architectural Design Session

Next Steps

Learn more about Server Infrastructure Optimization www.microsoft.com/infrastructure

Schedule a meeting to discuss the solution areas that are most relevant for your organization

Take the Infrastructure Optimization Assessment

http://www.microsoft.com/infrastructure

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