Managing IT with Tivoli

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Managing IT with Tivoli
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Tivoli Value Proposition - Customer need driven

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The Tivoli solution portfolio

• Security
• Management
• Reduce administration costs
• Consistently enforce policies
• Mitigate risks

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Tivoli Storage strategy

• Data Storage Resource Management
• Policy-based storage resource management
  solutions that are aligned with physical
  storage, platforms, applications, and storage
  topologies
• Actions taken on preset thresholds

BusinessImpactManagement
Core Services

• Data Management
• Centralized, automated management
• Open standards architecture
• Consistent solutions across the enterprise, zOS
  to Windows
• Applications specific solutions
• Most efficient backup, optimized for restore
• Integrated with System Management

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Tivoli Security strategy

• Privacy Management
• Centralized definition and monitoring of privacy
  policies
• Auditing and reporting for compliance

BusinessImpactManagement

• Identity and Access Management
• Control users and their access to system
  resources, integrated with business processes
• Rapid, cost-effective deployment through web
  single sign-on and out-of-the-box application
  integration

Core Services

• Threat Management
• Improved threat assessment through event
  consolidation and correlation
• Centralized auditing and reporting for
  compliance
• Proactive vulnerability assessments

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Tivoli Configuration Operations strategy

• Change and Configuration Management
• Provision IT resources based on end user
  identities and system policies
• Integrate provisioning into business process
  workflow
• Provide the right software and data to the right
  places at the right time
• Remotely deploy, update, track, and manage IT
  assets
• Extend management solutions to pervasive devices

BusinessImpactManagement
Core Services

• Job Scheduling
• Increase system control and production capacity
• Extend the scope of centralized workload
  management
• Reduce the need for workload management skills
  at remote locations

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Tivoli Performance Availability strategy
BusinessImpactManagement
Core Services
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Business Impact Management takes a Line of
Business view

• Measure impact of events on business
• Availability
• Response time
• Manage users expectationof service level
• View how business processes span the physical
  environment
• Contract, measure, and manage end user service
  levels
• Analyze historical data and predict
  futureservice levels

Host Systems
Host Databases
Terminals
Distributed Databases
Clients
Servers
Browsers
Application Servers
Web/Edge Servers
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Tivoli Service Level Management
Predictive Management
Real-time Management
Service Level Advisor
Business Systems Management
Event Correlation and Automation

• Define and record Service Level Agreements
• Prepare variety of web-based reports
• Proactively analyze trends and evaluate
  compliance of the agreements
• Send alerts for violation or trend toward
  violation

Monitoring
Tivoli Enterprise Data Warehouse
IBM Tivoli and 3rd Party
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The Power Behind the Products
Return on Investment
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Open Standards for Intelligent Integration

• 45 Open Standards
• Leading the industry in definition
• Bluefin, SNMP, SyncML, ANSI T10/T11
• Utilization of ARM, J2EE, JMX, JAAS
• Active in Standards Boards
• W3C, OGSA, DMTF CIM, SNIA, OASIS, Global Grid
  Forum, JCP, IETF, ITIL
• Linux
• 14 Tivoli products covering all major management
  functions

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Management Software that Intelligently Automates
Return on Investment
Managing the processes that support the IT
infrastructure will be one of the key
determinants of future success for many network
and systems management (NSM) vendorsNSM vendors
must be able to provide offerings that support
differing levels of IT process maturity. Camero
n Haight, Research Director, Gartner
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What is Autonomic Computing?
Autonomic computing is ...self-management of
e-business infrastructures requiring minimal
human intervention ...the correct balance
between what is managed by a person versus by
the system ...key to the continued evolution of
e-business
Freeing customers to focus on their business
instead of their infrastructure
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Autonomic Computing an IBM Priority

• IBM organization responsible for aligning
  business goals
• IBM Research pushing the innovation envelope
• IBM Global Services e-business on Demand
• IBM Server Group self-managed systems (eLiza)
• IBM Storage Systems Group autonomic storage
• IBM Software Group self-managed software
• More than IBM
• Partnering with top technical and scientific
  minds to foster standards

Tivoli is the management software for autonomic
computing
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Autonomic Capabilities are Here Now
Self-configuring
Self-healing

• Configuration Manager
• Storage Manager
• Identity Manager
• Public Provisioning Infrastructure (with VeriSign)

• Enterprise Console
• Switch Analyzer
• Netview Family
• Business Systems Manager
• Risk Manager
• Systems Automation S390
• Monitoring for applications, middleware and
  databases
• Storage Resource Manager

Self-optimizing
Self-protecting

• Storage Manager
• Access Manager
• Risk Manager
• Identity Manager
• Privacy Manager
• Access Management Services
• (with VeriSign)

• Service Level Advisor
• Workload Scheduler for Applications
• Business Systems Manager
• Storage Manager
• Monitoring for Transaction Performance
• Analyzer for Lotus Domino

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Evolution Not Revolution Autonomic Levels
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Leveraging Intelligence
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Best Practices Delivered in Many Forms
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Rapid Deployment for Faster ROI
Return on Investment
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Intelligent Management Software
Easing the pain of integration and addressing the
reality of automation for Business Impact
Management
Return on Investment

• Leadership products
• Industry best practices
• Experienced business partners
• Measurable business impact

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