ntt i3 point of view: infrastructure

NTT I3 INFRASTRUCTURE POV

Making Enterprise Infrastructure Software-Defined to Deliver End-to-End IT as a Service

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Today’s business interactions rely on technology to deliver a better customer experience, and to achieve competitive differentiation in the marketplace

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Cloud-based intelligence

Context awareness

Analytics

Mobile payments


Businesses expect these technology-enabled experiences to be delivered faster, better, and cheaper – and this translates to higher service level expectations across the IT value chain

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•  Just-right functionality •  Continuous delivery •  Frequent releases

•  Lower costs of entry •  Scale based on use •  Easy to decommission

•  Focus on ease of use •  Emphasize simplicity •  Deliver quality @ speed


These experiences also drive increased consumption of technology services, outpacing the ability of enterprise IT to deliver and support innovative solutions

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IT debt continues to increase Gartner estimates that global IT debt was USD $500 billion in 2010, and will grow to $1 trillion by 2015

The traditional IT model is inadequate CIOs need to change how they manage the business of IT to deal with modern challenges

Supply of skills is constrained The current workforce model used by IT cannot be scaled to meet today’s increased demand


IT leaders are responding by rapidly evolving the model they use to manage the business of IT to deliver IT as a Service (ITaaS)

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Relationship management Specifications Solutions

development Service support

Staffing and supplier management

IT financial management

Security and risk management

Enterprise architecture

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IT portfolio management

IT support – facilities, etc.

Act faster ■  Experimentation – start fast, fail early ■  Loosely coupled and faster integration ■  Lower costs of entry

Think smarter ■  Turn data into insights and action ■  Use design Thinking to redefine

interactions ■  Incubate internal disrupters

Flex your business ■  Delivery model that is driven by consumption ■  Operations that are built to scale with

demand ■  Continuous Improvement

IT value chain

+ New

ITaaS aims to optimize business consumption of IT solutions and services


Cloud and software-defined-everything technologies will deliver an elastic computing platform ideal for IT as a Service (ITaaS)

•  Responsive operation with job automation

•  High asset utilization with resource virtualization

•  Elasticity (scalability with speed)

•  Resource migration capability for asset maintenance and disaster recovery

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Many service and solution providers are already offering elastic computing platforms for IT as a Service, and are upgrading these services rapidly

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8 However, ITaaS cannot become a reality as long as networking devices are run using slow manual processes. Worse, the proliferation of network appliances is intensifying IT debt and skill-deficiency problems

PRIVATE CLOUD

IT Core

Edge FW LB/ADC IDS/IPS

WAF

Edge

IDS/IPS WAFS

FW VPN

Office

Edge

IDS/IPS WAFS

FW VPN

Office

Edge

IDS/IPS WAFS

FW VPN

Office

Internet

Enterprise WAN

•  Speed •  Skill shortage •  CAPEX/OPEX

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Consumers

PUBLIC CLOUD


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PUBLIC CLOUD

The proliferation of network appliances worsens as traffic shifts from Intranet-centric to Internet-centric in the mobile and cloud era

PRIVATE CLOUD

IT core

Edge FW LB/ADC IDS/IPS

WAF

Edge

IDS/IPS WAFS

FW VPN

Plant

Edge

IDS/IPS WAFS

FW VPN

Office

Edge

IDS/IPS WAFS

FW VPN

Office

Internet

Enterprise WAN

SaaS

Consumers

Mobile worker

Internet of Things

•  Speed •  Skill shortage •  CAPEX/OPEX

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PUBLIC CLOUD

NTT i3 is focused on accelerating the operation of end-to-end enterprise infrastructure throughout the value chain, from cloud to WAN to end users

PRIVATE CLOUD

IT Core

Edge DPI

LB FW Internet

Enterprise WAN

Edge FW DPI

Office

Edge FW DPI

Plant

SaaS

Consumers

Mobile worker

Internet of Things

CLOUD

WAN

END USER

Orchestrator IT operator

Edge FW DPI

Office

CUSTOMER PREMISES


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Our Elastic Service Platform will enable enterprises to manage infrastructure with enhanced agility and intelligence by leveraging software-defined-everything technologies with an open architecture

Enterprise campus

Enterprise branch/factory

Enterprise edge distribution Elastic service Edge

Converged hardware

Hypervisor

Controller

DMZ

Elastic Service Edge

Converged hardware Hypervisor

Controller

FW LB DPI

ADC L7 Filter

WAFS

WAFS

FW DPI

Elastic Service Orchestrator

ITaaS acceleration and intelligence

IT staff

Campus core

Server Farm/Data Center

Building distribution

IT Core

Building access

Consumers

NTT MSSP Automation Security analytics Performance analytics

Multi-Region Orchestrator

Internet of Things

Internet

SP WAN


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MANAGEMENT

MODERNIZATION

ADVISORY

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• US $132 billion in revenue

•  Largest ICT provider

• Provides the complete lifecycle of services for global cloud solutions

•  Trusted and comprehensive security services provider

• US $2.5 billion annual investment in R&D

One of the world’s largest ICT and telecom providers, the NTT cloud offerings are network-aware, standards-based, software-defined, and infrastructure-agnostic. NTT delivers them globally through our award-winning consulting and services capabilities.


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