Presentation Why I Final 7 15 09

IBM i The integrated operating system for Power Systems Power Systems Craig Johnson Power Systems Software

IBM Power Systems Power Systems i525 i550 i570 i595 i515 System i p520 p550 p570 p595 System p BladeCenter JS21/JS22 Power 570 Power 595 Power 550 Power 520 BladeCenter JS12/22/23/43 Power 560

The Value of IBM Power Systems Virtualization Energy Efficiency Management Business Resiliency 60-80% utilization Rapidly deploy new services and dynamically change capability 70-90% energy cost reduction More work per watt with POWER6 Increase deployment speed Manage energy usage and costs Roadmap to continuous availability Dynamically respond to business changes High Performing, Scalable, Modular

Leveraging IBM i for Business Processing enables clients to… IBM i improves service to clients by supporting open application design choices and delivering scalability to enable non-disruptive business growth IBM i with integration of middleware components lowers IT staff requirements, which lowers the cost of ownership. IBM i with support for multiple applications on a single server enables higher system utilization, which lowers hardware, software, and energy costs. REDUCE COST IMPROVE SERVICE MANAGE RISK IBM i manages IT risk through improved security, increased business resiliency and simplified operations. Power Systems and IBM i are designed to deliver efficient, resilient business processing for mid-sized and enterprise clients

The IBM i Business 100,000’s Customers 100,000’s Systems Top Industries Wholesale Dist. Retail Computer Services Insurance Retail Banking Consumer Package Travel & Transportation Automotive ... Top Countries United States Italy Japan Germany Spain France UK Canada ... 115+ Countries 70% Small and Mid-sized 30% Enterprise 20+ Industries IBM i has more customers than any other IBM system platform

IBM i Offers Thousands of Leading Industry Solutions

IBM i has an Active, Passionate Community

IBM i is offered by Experienced Business Partners

IBM i: Efficient, Resilient Business Processing Integrated middleware for efficient business processing Virtualized to manage multiple applications and processes Optimized for exceptional business resilience Trusted security with auditing and compliance tools Simplified operations and storage management Architected for open application design choices Scalable to enable non-disruptive business growth ftp://ftp.software.ibm.com/common/ssi/pm/br/n/pob03001usen/POB03001USEN.PDF

IBM i Architecture Single Level Store Integration Object Based Architecture Work Management Technology Independent Machine Interface Provides built-in application virtualization Integrates business components, e.g. database Enables integrity, security, virus-resistance Ensures application compatibility across multiple technology generations Automates & optimizes storage management

Lower Total Cost of Ownership IBM i has a track record of delivering lower total cost of ownership than x86 servers IBM i and Power servers offers three-year IT costs that are: (ITG Study*) 34% less than for use of Windows servers and SQL Server 51% less than for use of Linux servers and Oracle 7-Eleven Stores Pty Ltd Running SAP applications on IBM i for 10 years “ Features like dynamic logical partitioning and integration with Windows-based systems mean that IBM i and Power Systems can provide near-100 per cent availability for our SAP and non-SAP applications, while ensuring high utilization of resources and a very attractive TCO.” Dennis Lewis Chief Information Officer ftp://ftp.software.ibm.com/common/ssi/pm/ab/n/spc03073auen/SPC03073AUEN.PDF * ITG Report: Value Proposition for IBM Power Servers and i: Comparing Costs For EnterpriseOne Deployments June 2009 ftp://ftp.software.ibm.com/common/ssi/sa/wh/n/orw03002usen/ORW03002USEN.PDF

Integrated Operating Environment The IBM i operating environment includes operating system and middleware components that are designed, developed, built, tested, delivered, and supported as one IBM i includes integrated middleware Microsoft Software Stack Windows Server SQL Server Forefront Security Data Protection Manager BizTalk Server Svendsen Power 520 with IBM i Migrated from Windows to IBM i running SAP Business All-in-One “ For the same price as the proposed Intel architecture, we purchased a single, more powerful and scalable Power Systems server, with all the characteristic advantages of IBM i: legendary reliability, high resilience against viruses, and the built-in IBM DB2 database.” Lutz Ilgner CEO ftp://ftp.software.ibm.com/common/ssi/pm/ab/n/spc03087deen/SPC03087DEEN.PDF Integrated middleware for efficient business processing DB2 Apache Java WebSphere Application Server Express Zend Core (PHP) Systems management Security management Storage management

Integrated Operating Environment Database DB2 for i DB2 On-Demand Performance Center ODBC/JDBC/CLI Drivers, .Net enablement High performance analytical engine support (EVI) Transaction Management Web Integrated Web Application Server Web Services Server JVM - 32-bit and 64-bit Apache Web Server Directory server Digital Certificate Management TCP/IP V6 Systems Management Systems Director Navigator for I Agent for Systems Director Management Central Operations Console Performance Collection Services Performance Data Investigator & Advisor Capacity Management (PM for i) System wide configuration attributes Automatic fix reporting & updates (PTF, ECS) Work Management Subsystems Job management and scheduling Job accounting information Journaling, Remote Journaling, and Commitment control Virtualization Provides storage for i, AIX, & Linux partitions Integration with BladeCenter and System x Storage space snapshots Virtual Ethernet File and Print Integrated File System Net Server (Windows file and print server) Print management Integrated design, development, test, delivery, management, and maintenance Available with i WebSphere Server Express Zend Core (PHP) DB2 Web Query (for Query/400 customers) OmniFind Text Search Server Transform Services System i Access (with system packages) Base Technology Independent Machine Interface (application protection) Thread and SMT optimization Release to release compatibility N-2 software support + data migration PASE (AIX runtime) CL scripting language Capacity on Demand support Scaling from 1 to 32 processor core partitions Storage Management Single level store (storage spreading, balancing) Storage Pools (ASP, IASP) Backup & Recovery automation Save while active Security Management Object based architecture (virus resistant, integrity) Role based security Security configuration wizard Encryption: database, backup*, data on disk* Audit journal Intrusion detection and prevention Available for i * PowerHA for I BRMS Rational Development Tools … many more * Available for an extra charge * Available for an additional charge

Microsoft Software Stack Microsoft needs multiple middleware products for Windows Server 2008 to support business computing Windows Server SQL Server Forefront Security Data Protection Manager BizTalk Server $1199 server with 10 users + 199 per 5 users $5,999 Standard Edition per processor $24,999 Enterprise Edition per processor $2,468 per management server per year $12.72 per device per year $579 per server $8,499 Standard Edition per processor $34,999 Enterprise Edition per processor Source: US list prices http://www.microsoft.com/servers/home.mspx + ~25% per year for updates and # of incidents SOA Support Protect and recover data Product Function Malware protection Relational database Operating System Pricing

Microsoft Software Deployment Software typically (and sometimes required to be) deployed on single purpose server configurations Clustering for higher availability doubles the # of servers Windows Server SQL Server Windows Server Data Protection Manager Windows Server Forefront Security Windows Server SQL Server BizTalk Server Windows Server Windows Server Infrastructure Application “ Data Protection Manager is designed to run on a dedicated, single-purpose server that cannot be either a domain controller or an application server.” Microsoft TechNet http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb808894.aspx

Multiple Applications on a Single Server Almost all customers run multiple applications on a single IBM i environment IBM i subsystems provide workload isolation IBM i systems typically run at a higher utilization rate than x86 systems Virtualized to manage multiple applications and processes Gemeente Goes Power 550 with IBM i Six municipalities consolidated SAP applications from IBM i, HP-UX, and Linux into six IBM i subsystems within a single partition “ The beauty of the subsystem approach is that you can run completely separate systems within a single logical partition and a single instance of the IBM i operating system. This can significantly reduce software licensing costs.” Michaël Leushuis Manager System Technology ftp://ftp.software.ibm.com/common/ssi/pm/ab/n/spc03010nlen/SPC03010NLEN.PDF Comparing IBM System i Annual Operating Costs in Large Enterprises. Summary of IBM Customer IT Optimization Studies 2002-2006 An IBM White Paper IBM i vs x86 Power Server App App App App App App App App App 4.07% x86 41.48% Average utilization IBM i Utilization

PowerVM Provides a Shared Infrastructure PowerVM provides industrial Strength Virtualization for AIX, IBM i, and Linux Reduce hardware, software, and energy costs with micro-partitioning supporting up to 10 partitions per core Respond to changes in workload demands with automatic movement of processor and memory resources Enhance IT infrastructure flexibility with I/O virtualization Supports cross platform virtualization with the ability run Linux x86 workloads Virtualized to manage multiple applications and processes PowerVM vs VMware CBH Group Power 550 with IBM i Supporting IBM i and AIX applications “ The new IBM infrastructure has given us the robustness and scalability that we needed to handle the massive shift in business focus and the rapid growth in user numbers.” Brad Harvey Infrastructure Manager ftp://ftp.software.ibm.com/common/ssi/pm/ab/n/dic03002usen/DIC03002USEN.PDF Power Server 256 10 4 Virtual NICs per VM 640 512 192 Virtual CPUs per physical server 256 GB 32 64 GB 4 VMware ESX 3.5 512 GB 64 256 GB 8 vSphere 4.0 4096 GB Memory per physical server 64 CPUs per physical server 4096 GB Memory per VM 64 Virtual CPUs per VM PowerVM Scalability Factors

BladeCenter offers Consolidated IT Infrastructure Enables small and mid-sized i clients to consolidate their IT environment Only solutions that support Power and x86 blades Power blades delivers the performance required for i applications Support for IBM i, AIX, and Linux 2-8 core POWER6 processor based blades Supports consolidation of i and x86 storage with IBM System Storage solutions i Edition Express for BladeCenter S Enables consolidation of IBM i and Windows environments while reducing monthly operation costs http://www-01.ibm.com/software/success/cssdb.nsf/cs/STRD-7S2KUS?OpenDocument&Site=corp&cty=en_us Dancerace BladeCenter H with JS12 & HS21 and DS4800 Supporting IBM i and Windows applications “ We feel that for this level of performance, the solution is very cost-effective – at around £7,000 per partition for the hardware, storage and operating system, it’s certainly no more expensive than a comparable Intel-based infrastructure.” Anthony Avison Chairman

Business Resilience IBM i has a proven reputation for exceptional business resiliency 3 year cost of downtime for IBM i averages 80% less than x86 servers (ITG Study) POWER6 processor-based servers deliver enhanced reliability features including Processor Instruction Retry PowerHA provides high availability and disaster recovery solutions Optimized for exceptional business resilience Ostnor Power 520 with IBM i PowerHA provides high availability “ The new IBM Power servers and upgraded IT environment give us the power, high availability, security and reliability we need while helping us reduce costs.” Kerstin Resar-Hinders IT manager ftp://ftp.software.ibm.com/common/ssi/pm/ab/n/poc03012usen/POC03012USEN.PDF Cost of Downtime – Three years * ITG Report: Value Proposition for IBM Power Servers and i: Comparing Costs For EnterpriseOne Deployments June 2009 ftp://ftp.software.ibm.com/common/ssi/sa/wh/n/orw03002usen/ORW03002USEN.PDF

Trusted Security Object Based Architecture enables integrity, security, and virus-resistance Integration of the operating system and middleware results in a system that is easier to secure IBM i has a track record of significantly fewer security advisories that Microsoft Windows Server Secunia has issued 193 security advisories for Windows Server 2003 with only 2 for IBM i Trusted security with auditing and compliance tools Windows ® Server 2003 Source July 2009 http://secunia.com/product/1174/?task=statistics http://secunia.com/product/13949/?task=statistics Between 2003 and 2009, Microsoft Windows Server 2003 Enterprise Edition was affected by 193 Secunia issued advisories, 6% of which remain unfixed Between 2003 and 2009, i5/OS V5Rx was affected by 2 Secunia issued advisories which have been fixed IBM i

Simplified Operations Systems Director Navigator for i is an integrated tool for managing the integrated IBM i operating environment Systems Director provides advanced platform management for multiple, heterogeneous systems Systems Director Active Energy Manager monitors data center power usage and controls energy use of POWER6 processor-based servers United States Bowling Congress Consolidated onto Power servers and blades with PowerVM Active Energy Manager USBC uses intelligent sensor technology to manage power utilization to reduce cooling and electricity costs in its data center. …resulting in a nearly 50 percent reduction in cooling cost and eliminates more than five tons of carbon emissions annually. Jim Oberholtzer Vice President Technology http://www-304.ibm.com/jct03001c/press/us/en/pressrelease/27220.wss IBM i Management IBM i Management

Integrated Storage Management Through single level store, IBM i balances data across available storage resources based on performance, capacity, or type of drive IBM i customers typically do not have storage administrators IBM i provides leading support for leveraging Solid State Drives to improve application performance IBM i can move data that is accessed more often to SSD High priority object types are automatically placed on SSD DB2 Objects can easily be placed on SSD Simplified operations and storage management Single Level Store Associated Bank Moved 8 DB2 tables to SSD reducing month end batch run time by 40% Automates & optimizes storage management 2:48 4 60 2:43 8 72 4:22 0 72 Batch Run Time # of SSDs # of SAS Disk Drives

Simplifies Management of x86 Servers and Blades IBM i advanced storage management can be extended to Windows and VMware servers Consolidates storage management Simplifies storage management Consolidates backup and restore processing Can improve resiliency of x86 environment Power server with IBM i integrates with BladeCenter and System x server via iSCSI network Industry standard used to connect servers to storage Simplified operations and storage management Power System with IBM i Nicholas & Company Integrated BladeCenter H with seven blades to consolidate 17 Windows servers “ If a stand-alone server failed, it might take us four to six hours to restore file and application data from tape. “Because the IBM BladeCenter boots from the IBM i, we can quickly replace the blade in the event of a failure and could restore an application in 15 minutes.” Joe Wood CIO ftp://ftp.software.ibm.com/common/ssi/pm/ab/n/isc03040usen/ISC03040USEN.PDF

Application Investment Protection Technology Independent Machine Interface ensures IBM i application compatibility as the hardware technology changes IBM i releases and versions offer binary compatibility and hardware optimization Recompilation has not been required OS upgrades available from N-2 IBM i supports many applications languages RPG applications are extremely efficient for running business transaction applications IBM continues to enhance RPG supporting Web Services, XML, Eclipse–based development tools, integration with Java and PHP Runs your business applications without disruption FedEx Ground Relied on IBM since its founding in 1985, “ We came to the conclusion that the IBM i was the best for our needs. Its stability, TCO and speed of development convinced us we should not only maintain our mid-range environment, but expand it to keep it at the center of our operations.” Ken Spangler VP of IT ftp://ftp.software.ibm.com/software/solutions/pdfs/ODC00297-USEN-00.pdf Eclipse

Open Application Design Choices IBM i supports industry standards for interoperability Rational provides Eclipse rich client based development tools IBM i supports a choice of development languages and application servers IBM i supports a choice of interface technologies DB2 for i MySQL C/C++ COBOL Java RPG PHP Web Portal Rich Mobile Services Character IBM i Transaction Management WebSphere Application Server Integrated Web App Server Integrated Web Services Server Domino Zend (PHP) ISVs Database Business Logic Interface

DB2 for i Supports new and existing apps DB2 for i is a fully compliant SQL database that also provides the unique ability to support RPG applications DB2 for i was the first database to meet 100% of the core SQL 2008 ANSI standard Integral to IBM i Built into and provided with IBM i Integrated system and storage management and security results in easier administration Majority of IBM i clients do not have a Database Administrator Ready for Business Intelligence With DB2 WebQuery, IBM i supports Business Intelligence solutions without replicating data to x86 systems with SQL Server and Oracle South Carolina Student Loan Power 520 with IBM i running DB2 Web Query Stopped extracting data to Microsoft tools "Before the introduction of IBM DB2 Web Query, I would typically have to wait until the end of the month in order to discover if my key metrics were being met. Now with DB2 Web Query, my metrics are on-demand, interactive. I not only see my metrics daily through pie charts and graphs, but I also have both my dollars and counts tabled before me on one page! To update, I simply refresh my screen. This tool has reduced a laborious monthly task to daily usable data all with a simple key stroke! How great is that!” David C. Roupe Vice President of Guaranty Services Self Managing Features No No No No SQL Server Yes Yes Yes Yes DB2 for i Automated Index Maintenance Self Adjusting Query Optimizer for improved performance Automatic creation of Indexes Automatic placement of data and indexes on disk Feature

Scalability for Mid-sized to Large Enterprises IBM i runs on the fastest processors in the industry: POWER6 5.0 GHz IBM i runs on servers from 1 to 64 cores Scaling from 4300 to 294,700 CPWs Up to 4 TBs of Memory & 2640 disk drives IBM i is #1 SAP BI Benchmarks IBM i with Power 520, 550, and 570 deliver top results for SAP Business Intelligence Benchmark Investments are protected through upgrades from previous generation systems Business applications are insulated from hardware technology enhancements Scalable to enable non-disruptive business growth SAP BI Mixed Load Standard Application Benchmark certified results are found at www.sap.com /benchmark Growth in # of Warehouses US Retailer # of warehouses has grown to over 500 Transitioned from one S/38 to six POWER6 servers

IBM Support for IBM i IBM provides a single point of support for the IBM i operating environment Single problem ownership for hardware, operating system, and middleware drives faster problem resolution Live-call model is responsive and client focused IBM is a member of the Services & Support Professionals Association (SSPA) Hall of Fame IBM Rochester Support Team has won multiple awards for Service Excellence and Best Practices http:// www.thesspa.com/starawards/hall_of_fame.asp

Delivering Innovation with IBM i Additional Enhancements Support for BladeCenter S and H Breakthrough performance with DS8000 Virtual storage for IBM i partitions with IBM i and PowerVM VIOS PowerHA disk clustering Improved Java and WebSphere performance 64-bit IBM JVM Systems Director Navigator for i Performance Investigator Encryption for data on disk and tape backup Intrusion prevention VMware VMotion support for iSCSI OmniFind Text Search DB2 function & performance enhancements Middleware currency … and much more 32-bit IBM JVM Webfacing Deployment environment Web Services support for RPG TCP/IP V6 Integration of BladeCenter via iSCSI DB2 On Demand Performance Center Enterprise Extender support for SNA Intrusion detection Administrative System Domain for HA Virtual tape support for backups DB2 function & performance enhancements Middleware currency … and much more Virtual storage for AIX partitions Uncapped processor support for LPARs Cross Site Mirroring support for IASPs SQL Query Engine .NET Managed Providers iSeries Access for the Web DB2 function & performance enhancements Middleware currency … and much more Support planned for POWER7 processor-based servers Support for DS3000, DS4000, DS5000, XIV, and SVC PowerVM Active Memory Sharing New I/O options including SFF SAS disk drives, Smart IOA for Fibre Channel, 12x DDR … and more planned Support for POWER6 processor-based servers Managed by Systems Director Integrated Web Application Server Integrated Web Services Server DB2 Web Query Support for Solid State Drives MySQL support with DB2 Storage Engine New I/O Options including 12X, PCI-e, SAS Disk Drives Support for POWER5 processor-based servers Zend PHP support New I/O Options IBM i 6.1 March 2008 IBM i 5.4 February 2006 i5/OS V5R3 May 2004

Top Ten Reasons to Deploy IBM i 6.1 Enable consolidation of i and x86 servers with an IBM BladeCenter™ solution. i 6.1 is supported in IBM BladeCenter S and H with BladeCenter JS12, JS22, JS23, JS43 blades. Reduce impact of planned and unplanned outages with high availability solution from IBM. i 6.1 supports the new PowerHA for i disk clustering solution. Better performance for i and IBM Systems Storage™ environments through improved SAN support. i 6.1 with POWER6 processor based-servers and a new Fibre Channel Adapter can deliver performance with the DS8000 that is comparable to internal disk. Increased performance for Java™ and WebSphere™ applications with i 6.1 enhancements. In Java application performance tests, IBM i delivered 68-78% more transactions per second than i 5.4 running on the same POWER5+ processor based-server. Reduce IT costs with an easy, integrated, web-based management environment. i 6.1 delivers Systems Director Navigator for i that enables web-based management. Navigator integrates with IBM Systems Director 6.1 providing a rich management environment for multiple, heterogeneous servers. Meet regulatory requirements by protecting data at rest and backups of critical business information through advanced encryption options available for i 6.1. Reduce costs and simplify creation of test and development environments through virtualization of i storage. i 6.1 with POWER6 processor based-servers can be a virtual partition, receiving its I/O resources from another IBM i or PowerVM™ VIOS partition. Simplify deployment of Java applications and extend value of business applications through a web application server and web services environment provided with i 6.1 Enhance application functionality and performance with new DB2™ database functions and management tools provided with i 6.1. Deliver the performance required for IBM i applications with POWER6 processor based-servers. These 1 to 64 processor core servers provide industry leading performance for IBM i, AIX®, and Linux operating systems. IBM i 6.1, the latest version of the integrated operating system for Power servers, can deliver significant benefits for i customers including:

Top Ten Reasons to Deploy POWER6 with IBM i Enable consolidation of i and x86 servers with an IBM BladeCenter™ solution. IBM i 6.1 is supported in IBM BladeCenter S and H with BladeCenter JS12, JS22, JS23, JS43 blades. Latest I/O technology including support for SAS disk drives, PCIe adapters, and 12X drawers are supported with POWER6 processor-based servers. Support for Solid State Drives (SSD) providing significantly faster I/O performance with IBM i 5.4 and 6.1 on POWER6 processor-based servers. Increased performance for i and IBM Systems Storage™ environments through improved SAN support. i 6.1 with POWER6 processor based-servers and a new Fibre Channel Adapter can deliver performance with the DS8000 that is comparable to internal disk. Reduce costs and simplify creation of addition IBM i environments through virtualization of i storage. IBM i 6.1 with POWER6 processor based-servers can be a virtual partition, receiving its I/O resources from another IBM i 6.1 or PowerVM™ VIOS partition. IBM System Storage solutions (DS5000, DS4000, DS3000) for mid-sized clients are supported via PowerVM VIOS with IBM i 6.1 partitions on POWER6 processor-based servers. Intelligently flow memory between partitions based on workload demands, improving memory utilization, with PowerVM Active Memory Sharing on POWER6 processor-based servers. PowerVM Shared Processor Pools enables grouping micro-partitions into separate pools and setting limits on the amount of processor capacity each pool can consume to help reduce software costs on POWER6 processor-based servers POWER6 processor-based servers deliver enhanced reliability features including Processor Instruction Retry Deliver the performance required for IBM i applications with POWER6 processor based-servers. These 1 to 64 processor core servers provide industry leading performance for IBM i, AIX®, and Linux operating systems. IBM Power servers with POWER6 processors running IBM i can deliver significant benefits for customers including:

IBM i Roadmap 2008 2010 IBM i 7.1 IBM i 6.1.1 2011 2009 IBM i 7.2 IBM i 6.1 * All statements regarding IBM's future direction and intent are subject to change or withdrawal without notice, and represent goals and objectives only. 2012 The i operating environment is an important, strategic element in the IBM product portfolio and we are making substantial investments in the future of i because its continued success in the market is essential to IBM’s overall business performance. Our IBM Rochester development team is already working on the next release of IBM i planned for 2010. As always, we are designing the new release incorporating your requirements through our valued advisory councils, including COMMON, COMMON Europe, ISVs and the Large User Group.

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