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5 GUIDING PRINCIPLES FOR

ARCHITECTING A CLOUD MIGRATION

Wednesday, June 22, 2016

Jim Cantin

President

Leveraging Technology

Bill Griffith

Enterprise Architect & Master Inventor

IBM

Jerry Weimar

Business & Solutions Architect


Agenda Part 1: Accelerating Innovation with Hybrid Cloud

• 5 Guiding Principles for Architecting a Cloud Migration

• IBM - Bill Griffith, Enterprise Architect

Part 2: Building a Cloud Migration Roadmap

• Assessing an Application Portfolio for Cloud Migration Candidates

• Leveraging Technology – Jerry Weimar, Business and Solutions Architect

Questions

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© 2016 IBM Corporation © 2016 IBM Corporation

Accelerating Innovation

with IBM Hybrid Cloud

Bill Griffith


WW Channels, IBM Cloud

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© 2016 IBM Corporation

Disruptors are reinventing business processes and

leading their industries with digital transformations

62% of all workloads will be in the CLOUD by 2016

70% of CIOs say ANALYTICS and big data drive innovation at their firm

90% of MOBILE users keep their device within arm’s reach 100% of time

81% of purchasers get advice from their SOCIAL network

70% of consumers lack confidence in enterprises SECURITY systems

Cloud

Analytics

Mobile

Social

Security

$40B Amount of annual revenue that IBM expects to generate by 2018

from its cloud, analytics, mobile, social and security technologies.

- Wall St. Journal, Feb. 27, 2015

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Data Processes

ERP

Integration bus

Hybrid Cloud

Systems of

Engagement

Java

Transactions

Mobile, Social, IoT, . . .

Systems of Record

Systems of Insight

Benefits:

Rapid scalability -- Reduced IT labor cost by up to 50% in configuration, operations, management and monitoring.

Variable pricing -- Improved capital utilization by as much as 75%, significantly reducing license costs.

Faster time-to-value -- Reduced provisioning cycle times from weeks to minutes.

Increased flexibility -- Improved quality, eliminating up to 30% of software defects.

Source:

1. IBM Technology Adoption Program

Digital transformation requires a Hybrid Cloud for innovation

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Cloud is maturing into THE platform for innovation and business value

Cost

Innovation

Business

Value

IaaS-centric

Virtual compute

Low cost storage

Traditional app

hosting

PaaS-centric

DevOps tooling

Web/Mobile apps

Basic analytics

Hybrid integration

High value solutions

Cognitive apps

Advanced analytics

Internet of Things

Value

Cost Effectiveness Essential Integration

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Strategic Acquisitions

We invested in Hybrid Cloud for

you in 2015

100% of relevant IBM software on IBM Cloud

65 new cloud services in 2015

8 new datacenters (incl Australia, Brazil and India)

20K new Bluemix users/week

3.2B Watson API calls per month

10 GSI partnerships

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Why Hybrid Cloud…Why IBM Hybrid Cloud Now

IDC Predictions:

• More than 80% of enterprise IT

organizations will commit to hybrid cloud

architectures by 2017, vastly driving the

rate and pace of change in IT

organizations.

• By 2018, at least half of IT spending will

be cloud-based, reaching 60% of all IT

infrastructure, and 60-70% of all software,

services and technology spending by

2020.

• By 2018, cloud becomes a preferred

delivery mechanism for public data,

information, and analytics, increasing

public information consumption by 150%

and paving the way for thousands of new

industry applications. 8


Market Definition, Opportunity and Growth

Sources: MD&I Cloud GMV Estimates & Analyst Sources from Gartner, TBR and IDC

Total Cloud Market:

•$204B Public Cloud

•$297B Private

Cloud Broker (excludes Professional Services):

• Providing Aggregation and Management capabilities such as

policy, governance, chargeback, provisioning, comparison

shopping and finance management

Hybrid Cloud:

• The integration of one or more off premise clouds to on-

premises systems and/or the integration of one or more

clouds to other clouds

$501B Oppty by 2018

24% CAGR ‘15-’18

$318B Oppty by 2018

33% CAGR ‘15-’18

$5B

Cloud Management Software:

• Cloud resource consumption, Service Catalog, Orchestration,

Cloud service brokering, and service-level management

• About 1/3rd of cloud adopters turn to brokers for hybrid cloud

management support as per Gartner and TBR studies

$15.4B

Oppty by 2018

24% CAGR ‘15-

’18

Cloud

Management

Software

Broker

Platform

Software

Hybrid

Cloud

Cloud

Oppty by 2018

23% CAGR ‘15-’18

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2. Hybrid Integration

to unlock existing

data and applications

3. DevOps Productivity

to develop, experiment

and iterate at speed

1. Choice with Consistency

to put the right workload in

the right place

4. Powerful, Accessible

Data & Analytics

5. Cognitive Solutions

to build understanding and

learning into decisions and

interactions

to extract deeper insight


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Hybrid

Integration

DevOps

Productivity

Choice with

Consistency

Powerful, Accessible

Data & Analytics

Cognitive

Solutions


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IBM Cloud Delivery Models

On-Premises Cloud Off-Premises Cloud

Client Data Center

Dedicated Public Local

Shared public cloud

services managed by

IBM and hosted in an

IBM datacenter

Isolated cloud services

managed by IBM and

hosted in an IBM

datacenter

Private cloud

services managed by

IBM and hosted in a

client data center

Bluemix Bluemix Bluemix

Infrastructure

Services

Platform

Services

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IBM’s Industrialized Hybrid Cloud Infrastructure

• Localize in any of 46 global cloud centers

• Open standards based ensuring portability

• Secure, high-speed triple network design

• Bare metal for high performance computing

• Secure integration to on-premises

• Transparency with Hybrid Cloud Management

• IBM Middleware to accelerate development

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Open Standards provides choice and consistency

Cloud is a Spectrum Provide Choice Ensure Consistency

One size does not fit all

•Enterprises have a portfolio of

applications with varying needs

•Enterprises require multiple IT

infrastructure options

Enterprises require multiple

deployment options

•Traditional, Local, Dedicated, Shared

•Cloud Layers: Iaas, Pass, SaaS

OpenStack enables consistency across

deployment models

• Standard catalog of services (including 41

foundation services)

• Common user experience (e.g. console)

and common operating environment

http://open.ibmcloud.com/

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SaaS

PaaS

IaaS

Local Dedicated Public

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Hybrid

Integration

DevOps

Productivity

Choice with

Consistency


Data & Analytics

Cognitive

Solutions


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Connect Your Enterprise to the Cloud

Unleashing billions of dollars of IT investment for hybrid cloud

API Connect

App Connect Data Works

WebSphere Connect

z/OS Connect

z/OS Connect

Hybrid Cloud

DB2 MQ

Message Connect

MQ

WebSphere Blockchain Connect

Application Integration Suite

Web Data Mobile

Analytics

Cognitive

IoT Security BlockChain

DB2 Connect

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30 of the world’s busiest airports rely on IBM

hybrid cloud solutions to maintain the airport facilities and

equipment needed to transport over 1 billion passengers to their

destinations safely and on time.

More than 11 million trade promotion deals have

been negotiated across our software as a service (SaaS) network.

IBM Cloud powers more than 100 million gamers playing on games running on SoftLayer technology.

IBM Cloud is designed for enterprise-grade business.

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New: IBM Cloud video

platform for live-streaming

and on-demand

Video will exceed 80% of all

Internet traffic by 2019*

*Cisco Visual Networking Index: Forecast and Methodology, 2014–2019, CISCO, 2015

Innovate for the video explosion

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Cloud is the new Enterprise Architecture

Hybrid Off Premise On Premise Traditional IT

Solutions

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Hybrid

Integration

DevOps

Productivity

Choice with

Consistency


Data & Analytics

Cognitive

Solutions


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Flexible Compute Options to Run Apps / Services

Instant Runtimes Containers Virtual Machines

Platform Deployment Options that Meet Your Workload Requirements

Bluemix

Public

Bluemix

Dedicated

Bluemix

Local*

DevOps

Tooling Client-Owned Hosted Apps / Services

Powered by IBM SoftLayer Client Data Center

+ + +

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Catalog of Services that Extend Apps’ Functionality

Web Data Mobile Analytics Cognitive IoT Security Yours

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DevOps Productivity with IBM Bluemix and IBM Middleware

Integration &

API Management

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All key IBM Middleware is now available on IBM Cloud

80% of all

worldwide airline reservations

• Available in Software as a Service form (SaaS)

• On Bluemix as a service (PaaS)

• Bring your own license (BYOL) to Softlayer (IaaS)

• Our data centers or yours

• Bridge-to-cloud play to convert on-prem licenses to IBM Cloud

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Hybrid

Integration

DevOps

Productivity

Choice with

Consistency


Data & Analytics

Cognitive

Solutions

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Sales

Marketing

Customer

Service

Finance

Operations

Product

Development

Human

Resources

Combine personal and corporate data

to create fresh insights

Access key customer information in

the office and on the road

Reduce churn

by knowing what the cusotmers

are saying

Optmize staffing mix,

reduce employee turnover

Work on scenarios to align

development resources

IT

Drive growth and profit through

resource alllocation

comply with confidence Manage rolling

expenses

Have real time visibility into

stock levels

Provide discovery and planning tools

to reduce error-prone spreadsheet work

IBM Cognos Analytics on Cloud

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• Expanded massive global data platform into a multi tenant cloud

approach.

• Chose IBM SoftLayer in Toronto Canada for their additional “Node”

• 166K+ requests/second (~15 Billion requests/day)

• 28ms external API response time average latency


Fully Automated

Intelligence

Natural

Language

Dialogue Guided Analytic

Discovery

Single Analytics

Experience

IBM Watson Analytics

Self-service analytics capabilities in the cloud

Watson Analytics

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Hybrid

Integration

DevOps

Productivity

Choice with

Consistency


Data & Analytics

Cognitive

Solutions


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Computing is going into things we

never thought of as computers.

And, we’re putting computing into

the hands of billions of people.

The data that has resulted is the

world’s new natural resource.

Code at the core. Built on cloud. Fueled by data.

Transformed through cognition.

A Cognitive Business


Build cognitive computing into

decisions and interactions

Watson APIs for tone,

emotion and vision

Most expansive portfolio of

cognitive computing capabilities

Get started building cognitive

apps on Bluemix in minutes

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IBM Cloud is the best place to build cognitive apps.

Lifecycle Environment: Bluemix is the place where organizations and developers go to

rapidly build, deploy and consume cognitive apps

Domain Solutions: Bluemix is the place to go for cognitive solution templates for IoT,

mobile, consumer apps, industry apps, etc.

28 Cognitive APIs and growing….. 31


IBM Leadership in Hybrid Cloud

98% reduction in critical events

through predictive

analytics

60% faster problem search and

diagnosis by analyzing

patterns from log data

80+ points of integration

supported, including

industry standard DBs

and ERP systems

675 million messages and

$1 trillion in financial traffic per day

2,000x increase in speed by

moving analytics closer to

the data

77,000 active developers are using

Watson tools through Bluemix

400+ cloud patents in 2015

20+ acquisitions for new and

enhanced cloud capabilities

40,000+ Cloud consultants

and experts

46 global SoftLayer

cloud centers

47 of the top 50

Fortune 500

companies use

IBM’s cloud

capabilities $9.4 billion in cloud revenue over trailing 12 months

65% growth through three quarters

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© IBM Corporation 33 © 2016 IBM Corporation

IBM is #1 in

hybrid cloud

“IBM is ranked as the #1

hybrid cloud provider for

the enterprise.”

Synergy Research Group,

Wall Street Journal

Only IBM Cloud provides:

– Full hybrid cloud

transparency

– Fast hybrid app

development and full

orchestration of

business processes

– The right access and

relevant insight across

all hybrid cloud data

IBM Cloud supports

47 of the top 50

Fortune 500 companies.

BUILDING A CLOUD MIGRATION ROADMAP Jerry Weimar, Business and Solutions Architect


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Cloud Migration Roadmap: Quick Summary

Use Cloud-Oriented

Application Portfolio

Assessment to Identify

Cloud Candidates

• Creates an X-Y Plot of

Cloud-Technical-Potential

vs. Business-Value

• Based on Cloud-Technical

and Business-Value

attributes for each

Application

Use a Lean Approach

that avoids “Analysis

Paralysis”

Each App is assigned a

“Disposition” :

As-Is, Lift-n-Shift,

Refactor, Rewrite,

Replace, etc.

1 – PaaS: Platform as a Service

2 – IaaS: Infrastructure as a Service

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High

Low

App Business Value Low High

PaaS1 Cloud

Candidate

(Native Cloud Apps)

Leave On Premise

IaaS2 Cloud Candidate

(Lift ‘n Shift, IaaS-Aware, etc.) Leave

On

Premise

(But, might find a

POC Candidate in

this region)

App1

App2

App3

App4

App5

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(Selected) Cloud Assessment Attributes/ Inputs

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High

Low

• Investment Impacts

• Business Sponsorship

• Application Effectiveness

• Alignment to Business

Capabilities

• Mission Criticality

• Vendor Quality (Business

Perspective)

• Redundancy

• Packaged vs. Custom

• What technologies/ How Written

• #Users

• App Inter-Connections &

Dependencies

• Data Volumes/ Usage/ Subjects

• Infrastructure Costs

• Scaling/ HA/ DR needs

• Workload Type(s)

• Feature Delivery Rates

• Constraints: Regulatory,

Country, Multi-tenancy, Security,

Confidentiality (e.g., PHI)

• Vendor Quality

(Tech Perspective)

• SaaS1 Option Availability

App Business Value

Low High

PaaS1 Cloud Candidate

(Native Cloud Apps)

Leave On Premise

IaaS2 Cloud Candidate

(Lift ‘n Shift, IaaS-Aware, etc.)

Leave On

Premise

• License/ Maintenance Costs

• Infrastructure Costs

• Operations Costs

• Development Costs

1 – SaaS: Software as a Service

(Selected) Cloud Technical Potential Attributes

(Selected) Cost Attributes (Z-Axis) (Selected) Business Value Attributes

1. Do Cloud-Oriented Application Portfolio Assessment

1st - Use a few High-Level Attributes to Quickly Identify Cloud Candidates

2nd - Add Details, for Cloud-Candidate Apps (Fine Tuning)

2. Fit Apps into Hybrid-Cloud Enterprise Architecture

• Integration and Management are Key

3. Establish Priorities & Develop Roadmap

• Based on Cloud Opportunities, Cost, Business Drivers, etc.

• (Z-Axis for Priority)

4. Produce a Good Dashboard & Visualizations, for Communication

Lean Approach that avoids “Analysis Paralysis”

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Fit Apps into Cloud Enterprise Architecture

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Understand, Model & Communicate:

• Relationships of Apps to:

– Data Usage, Data Flows

– Processes Supported

– Other Apps/ App Grouping

– Technology/ Infrastructure

• Integration is Key

• Management is Key

Cloud is the new Enterprise Architecture

Cloud Business Drivers

• Two Common Drivers: Increase Business Velocity, and Reduce Costs

– Convert IT Support $$ into $$ for Strategic Use

– Reduce Technical Debt/ Complexity/ Risk

– Improve Quality

– Improve Opportunity Responsiveness (Velocity)

39 * – % illustrates trends; not intended to be quantitatively accurate

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Cloud Roadmap

Example

Overall Cloud-Migration Process

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Objectives/

Strategy

Assessment/

Analysis

Application

Inventory

Decisions/

Planning/

Roadmap

Communication

Execution

Governance

Initial Analysis Inputs

Leveraging Technology recommends an on-going (periodic) process for managing the App Portfolio

Use the inputs from the Initial

Cloud Application Portfolio

Assessment as a starting

point

Then establish a light-weight

approach to refining the

Portfolio Assessment and

keeping it up-to-date

With the end-objective being to

realize the Business Goals

Questions??

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• Call 585.454.4250 x100

Jim Cantin

President


Bill Griffith


IBM

Jerry Weimar

Business & Solutions Architect


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