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Indranil Guha, Head of IT Infrastructure at Commercial Bank of Dubai - Agile IT right architecture and simplicity to gain competitive advantage
1. Indranil Guha
22nd April 2013
AGILE IT
RIGHT ARCHITECTURE AND SIMPLICITY TO GAIN COMPETITIVE
ADVANTAGE
2. Sluggish & Traditional IT
Complex Architecture and Design
Tightly Coupled System and their Functionalities
Too Many Silos, Proprietary Protocols & Interfaces
Complex & Expensive to Sustain and Upgrade
Availability ? Reliability ? Maintainability ?
Performance Issues? Slow Troubleshooting?
Lacks Automation, Process Orientation & Controls
Human Resource Intensive & Intense Dependencies
Poor Cost Benefit Ratios
High Turn-Around Times
3. Agile and Efficient IT
Supple and Quick to Deliver
Strategically Aligned – IT Strategic & Tactical Plans
Master & Blue-Printed Architecture
Modular and Loosely Coupled
Process Oriented, Workflow Based & Automated
Simplicity & Security is well Embedded
Well Thought of and Right Combination of:
Physical vs. Virtual
Insourced vs. Outsourced
On Premise vs. Cloud (Private, Public or Hybrid)
Training, Up-Skilling, Succession Planning
This IT - THINKS DIFFERENTLY !!
4. 3
1st Things 1st - Thought Transformation
COMMUNICATION: Does the FULL IT TEAM know your
vision?
ALIGNMENT: Do you think you are well understood?
BELIEF: Do they believe in your Vision & Roadmap?
Clear ROADMAP & Measurable BENEFITS?
QUICK WINS vs LONG-TERM GAINS
SHARE & REJOICE SUCCESS
REWARD: Change Agents & Key Drivers
Identify TACTICAL & TECHNICAL CHAMPIONS
Create MASSENGERS of the new era
5. 4
Architectural Revamp
Concept
PoC
RFPSelection
Project
Sign-Off
Core
Architecture
Team
(CAT?)
Form a Core Architecture Team
Architect Systems in-line with the BIG
PICTURE
But Design Loosely Coupled Subsystems &
Functions
A Well-Defined & Mature SDLC
Embed the Essential Components in Every
Subsystems
• Security
• Resilience
• High-Availability & DR
• Error Handling
• Monitoring Capability
• Elasticity
• Logging for troubleshooting – Time-Stamping
Ensure That This Team Visualizes
Functionalities
(not Servers, Databases & Applications)
6. 5
Building Blocks Towards Agile IT
AGILE IT
Enterprise Architecture
Modular Infrastructure, Application & Security - SOA
Infrastructure
Virtualize Servers – TCO, Provisioning Time, Asset Utilization
Virtualize Desktops/Applications – Mobility, Deployment,
Upgrade, Security
Virtualized & Tiered Storage – Interoperability, Performance,
Thin-Provisioning
Backup, DeDup & Archival – Faster Backup, Secure Data
Movement
Active-Active DR Capability – Resilience & Site Recovery,
Investment Utilization
ESB
Avoid Point-Point connection; Use a solid Middleware
Modularity
SDLC
Optimized SDLC, Faster & Consistent Service Provisioning
ERP, CRM, BI, EDMS & Workflow
Automation & Integration for enhanced Efficiency
7. 6
Strategic Plan
INPUTS
Corporate Strategy
Business Plans
Business Targets
Security & Threat Landscape
Risk & Compliance Requirements
Application Systems Robustness & Ability to Deliver Value
Degree of Current Automation & STP (Straight-Through-Processing)
Budgets & IT Costs
IT STRATEGY 3~5 Years
How IT will support the business in Agility, Innovation & Growth
IT Architecture – Internet, Extranet, Intranet, Security & Application
Systems – Keep, Upgrade, Replace
Integrate via Middleware – Avoid Point-to-Point
Infrastructure (Security, Network, Servers & Storage)
Resilience & DR Capabilities
Governance, Risk & Compliance
Process, Quality & Certifications
Skills Matrix, Training & Succession Planning
IT Career Path
8. 7
Tactical Plan
TACTICAL PLAN – This Year & Next
Cover Holistic View of People, Process & Technology
Key Initiatives/Projects Showing Current Pains & Expected Benefits
Investment Dashboard
Quarterly Breakdown of Investment Plan
9. 8
Policies, Processes, Work Instructions ….
IT Asset Lifecycle – IMAC-D
Distinguish Between:
• Policies
• Processes
• Work Instructions
• Checklists
• Guidelines
Policies Are Clear, Concise, Unambiguous & Addresses IMAC-D
Processes Exists for all Routine & Operational Activities
Work Instructions & Checklists are equally important
Apply PDCA approach for Continuous Improvement
10. 9
Modular Architecture
for Agile & Innovative Service Delivery
IDENTITYMANAGEMENT
B2B
Connectivity
(Web
Services)
PerimeterSecurity
B2C
Connectivity
(MPLS/3G
/4G-LTE)
B2G
Connectivity
(MPLS/3G
/4G-LTE)
IDENTITY MANAGEMENT
Perimeter Security
TELECOMPROVIDER&ISP
Offering
CommonInternationalThreatProtectionasaCloud
Service
CUSTOMERS & PROSPECTS (Marketing)
Voice
Recognition &
Finger-Printing
Push SMS &
Bulk eMail
Cloud Service
Location Based
Services
& Marketing
cloud Service
Tele-Sales &
Tele-Marketing
Cloud Service
RFID / NFC
Based Services to
Customers
Virtualized Infrastructure
for Agile Provisioning
ATM & Card Services
Modular Infrastructure
Risk & Compliance
Common Services from
Cloud
ServiceDeliveryChannels
TellerATM&POS
ProductSalesPhoneBanking
B2BKiosk
Mobile&InternetBanking
CRM & Market Support
Sales Support Cust Info Mgmt Campaign Mgmt Offer Structuring
Loans &
Collaterals
Credit
Assessment
Collateral
Management
Financial Management
GL, AR, AP, Fixed Assets
Budgeting,
Reconciliation
Regulatory Reporting
Performance
Management
MIS, Profitability by
Business Unit, Product
& Customer Segment
Risk Mgmt
Market,
Credit,
Operations,
Fraud
Detection
Core
Processing
Systems
Channel
Integration
&
Workflow
Mgmt
Information
Delivery &
Other
Systems
12. 11
Decision Making – To Spark Your Thoughts …..
• Is this Service Related To Your Core
Competencies? – If Not, Think….
• What Is the Cost & Effort to Provide This
Service? - If Substantial or Even
Considerable, Work Out the ROIs & TCOs….
• Is A Cloud Service Available? – Locally, In
the Region, Distant….
• Are There Any Governing Policies/Laws
That Inhibits? – Within Your Org or Local
• If Indicators Are Favorable - Go
13. 12
IT as a Service & Charge-Back to Business
IT Services & Service Catalog
Ensure to have all IT Service Delivery Processes well Documented
Have all Services Listed
Create an User Friendly IT Service Catalog with Service Costing
See which Services can be offered as a Self-Service
Have an SLA signed with the Business
Have relevant Under-pinning Contracts
Service Pre-requisites & Timelines - SLA
Generate Service-Reports by Department, by User etc.
Charge-Back the Business for the Services Offered
Ensure to Have the Services Delivered Efficiently and Cost Effectively
14. 13
Maturity Models & Certifications
IT Maturity – Evolve your IT
Reactive – Business decides; IT is Instructed to Fulfill
Collaborative & Proactive – IT is involved with Business
Predictive & Influential – IT predicts & influences Business
Service Oriented & Well Orchestrated – Agile IT
IT Costs are Charged-Back – IT has to be Competitive
Frameworks, Capability & Quality Certifications
COBIT
CMMI
ITIL
ISO – 20000, 27001, 10002
High Performance Delivered & Accredited !!