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- 1. BB2883 - Master the Cloud series: Application Transformation in preparation for the cloud Charlie Bess, P.E. / June 6, 2012 © Copyright 2012 Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P. The information contained herein is subject to change without notice.
- 2. Agenda Introduction Business Drivers & Challenges Solution Overview Summary 2 © Copyright 2012 Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P. The information contained herein is subject to change without notice.
- 3. Accelerating innovation & change kaggle Pandora 98,000 Music SolidFire Scribd. SmugMug tweets iHandy Amazon Finance SuperCam salesforce.com 23,148 apps AppFog Plex Systems Urban Travel Joyent DCC Google Snapfish Xactly Facebook Parse downloaded Product SAP eBay Dragon Diction GoGrid PingMe LinkedIn New technology Reference HP Configurator CCC Hosting.com UPS Mobile Bromium Atlassian Bills of Material CRM Tata Communications buzzd Lifestyle 400,710 ads Engineering Amazon Web Services SCM Inventory Quickbooks Ariba NetReach Scanner Pro LimeLight Splunk Sport requests NetDocuments Zoho access methods Quality Control ScaleXtreme EMC box.net Foursquare every Alterian Qvidian Burroughs HCM Datapipe Taleo Education Pinterest Hitachi Cost Management OpenText Hyland IBM Manufacturing Projects MRM Workscape Sage Mobile, Social, Mainframe Unisys Client/Server Order Entry The Internet NetSuite Big Data & The Cloud 60 seconds Cash Management CyberShift PaperHost DocuSign CloudSigma Bull Yandex Baidu NEC ERP HCM Hootsuite Games Xerox Yahoo! YouTube Fijitsu Time and Expense Serif nebula Microsoft Atlassian • Change how technology is HP ePrint Costing Accounts Fixed Assets Receivable OpSource Avid SLI Systems WorkbrainZynga Navigation Mixi 2000 lyrics played Elemica iSchedule Workday cloudability Payroll Billing ADP VirtualEdge SCM Yandex Twitter Photo & Video on Tunewiki Activity PLM Corel Khan Academy Heroku Sales tracking & Marketing Training Management Time & Rostering Adobe Microsoft Yahoo CyberShift SugarCRM Kinaxis Renren News Zillabyte SuccessFactors Entertainment Viber Atlassian Yammer Answers.com 1,500 pings consumed & value it can bring Attendance Service Saba BrainPOP RightScale Social Networking sent on PingMe • Open up new business models Commissions PPM Sonar6 Quadrem CYworld Database Kenexa Sonar6 MobileFrame.com Claim Processing Saba Business Jive Software myHomework Data Warehousing Softscape NetSuite Tumblr. Qzone Intacct Toggl Cornerstone onDemand Exact Online Fring Amazon dotCloud 34,597 people Cookie Doodle Xing • Remove current inhibitors & Mozy Softscape FinancialForce.com MailChimp New Relic Utilities Zynga PingMe are using Zinio Ah! Fasion Girl IntraLinks Volusion Associatedcontent BeyondCore SmugMug Rackspace Flickr MobilieIron Fed Ex Mobile Productivity 208,333 minutes unleash power of innovation Twitter Angry Birds played Paint.NET TripIt © Copyright 2012 Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P. The information contained herein is subject to change without notice.
- 4. Business Drivers & Challenges 4 © Copyright 2012 Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P. The information contained herein is subject to change without notice.
- 5. Shifts enabling unconstrained IT access Infrastructure Applications Information ANYWHERE ANYWHERE ANYWHERE = Services ANYWHERE © Copyright 2012 Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P. The information contained herein is subject to change without notice.
- 6. “Services Anywhere” with hybrid delivery Build Consume IT imperatives on-premises off-premises cloud services • Build & consume right mix of services based on services service requirements • Leverage best of traditional IT, private, managed & public cloud • Manage & secure hybrid environment to reap value & mitigate risk Traditiona Public l Private Managed Manage & Secure 6 © Copyright 2012 Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P. The information contained herein is subject to change without notice.
- 7. It will be a journey…with different on-ramps Customers will start with different use cases…and create unique paths Standardize, Consolidate, Packaged Packaged Build Dev/Test Cloud Build Cloud Virtualize, Applications Applications Cloud Automate Traditional Managed Cloud Public Cloud Private Cloud Converged Cloud Application Application SaaS Build Cloud Dev/Test Cloud Transformation Dev/Test Cloud Transformation Applications (re-architect/replace) (re-architect/replace) 7 © Copyright 2012 Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P. The information contained herein is subject to change without notice.
- 8. The application challenges How do I make applications ready for the cloud? What applications should I move to the cloud? How do I develop and test applications in the cloud? How do I integrate applications in the cloud with my other applications? How do I manage applications in the cloud? How do I secure applications in the cloud? How do I connect my end-users with cloud applications? 8 © Copyright 2012 Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P. The information contained herein is subject to change without notice.
- 9. Solution overview 9 © Copyright 2012 Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P. The information contained herein is subject to change without notice.
- 10. Application transformation to cloud Enterprise ready cloud application solutions Application transformation solution 1. An assessment of applications structure for cloud suitability Assess 2. A target architecture and Discover—Analyze—Decide transformation plan 3. Modernization and migration Modernize Govern Keep—Change—Retire of applications to the cloud Manage Availability—Integrity—Continuity 10 © Copyright 2012 Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P. The information contained herein is subject to change without notice.
- 11. Assess Discover—Analyze—Decide 11 © Copyright 2012 Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P. The information contained herein is subject to change without notice.
- 12. Application portfolio assessment and rationalization HP tools and software—enabling end-to-end visibility Assessment services incorporating best HP Application Portfolio Management software practices and IP developed over many years • Transformation experience workshops • Applications rationalization • Modernization assessment • Applications transformation to the cloud assessment Software products to drive fact-based HP Visual Intelligence tools decisions and establish ongoing portfolio management • Application portfolio management • Discovery and dependency mapping • Visual intelligence tools 12 © Copyright 2012 Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P. The information contained herein is subject to change without notice.
- 13. Application portfolio assessment and rationalization Review applications suitability for cloud Benefits Output Identifies applications that have the potential to Cloud suitability report be moved to the cloud Business alignment Technical alignment Infrastructure Regulatory compatibility Public Security Vendor Interfaces Cloud operating support model Private off premise Private on premise Dedicated Workload Geography Architecture Internet variability suitability Application mapping Service Performance availability 13 © Copyright 2012 Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P. The information contained herein is subject to change without notice.
- 14. Application portfolio assessment and rationalization HP tools and software—enabling end-to-end visibility Infrastructure Report will contain: Regulatory compatibility • Description of delivery models Security Vendor Interfaces Cloud operating Public support model Private off premise • Application suitability to cloud results graph Private on premise • Business alignment results for each application Workload Geography Architecture Internet Dedicated Application mapping variability suitability • Technical alignment results for each application Service Performance • Recommendations availability • Application results 14 © Copyright 2012 Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P. The information contained herein is subject to change without notice.
- 15. Modernize Keep—Change—Retire 15 © Copyright 2012 Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P. The information contained herein is subject to change without notice.
- 16. Application modernization Optimizing traditional environments Utilizing hybrid delivery models Transforming applications to exploit mobile connectivity 16 © Copyright 2012 Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P. The information contained herein is subject to change without notice.
- 17. Application modernization Empowering teams to take a lifecycle approach Existing legacy systems Connected environments Keep—Change—Retire • Costly and aging architecture • Scope and define the project • Inflexible to change • Implement the right strategy(s) • Siloed oriented - Retire, replace, re-host, re-architect… • Ensure quality, performance, & security • Ensure graceful retirement of legacy applications, data migration, and archiving 17 © Copyright 2012 Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P. The information contained herein is subject to change without notice.
- 18. Application modernization Building the strategy Integrate Re-architect/re-factor Web svcs ESB PaaS Defined via the Coding Application Cloud modernization Effort Strategy opportunity assessment IaaS SaaS PaaS Re-host Replace New Value Generation Potential 18 © Copyright 2012 Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P. The information contained herein is subject to change without notice.
- 19. Applications modernization Results of modernization Most functionality provided by the hand-written application Application Most functionality provided by framework and specialized Testing tools/components Security Tool-based ETL/EAI/BPM/reporting Management Monitoring Application Logging System software OS 19 © Copyright 2012 Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P. The information contained herein is subject to change without notice.
- 20. Manage Availability—Integrity— Continuity 20 © Copyright 2012 Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P. The information contained herein is subject to change without notice.
- 21. Manage Analyzing the current state • Are you building composite apps: 20, 30, 40 parts flying in close formation? • Are you using agile development and continuous deployment: deploy every 2 weeks or less? • Are you manually moving apps from test to production? • Are you using your customers as the world’s most expensive monitoring devices? • Do you have apps deployed in the cloud? • How do you manage information created by your applications? 21 © Copyright 2012 Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P. The information contained herein is subject to change without notice.
- 22. Manage HP approach and results 5x Faster application deployment using release automation software (HP customer) Decrease in application downtime using HP Application Performance 10x Management software (HP customer) Reduction in enterprise information using HP Archiving and Records 80% Management software solutions (HP customer) Complemented by HP’s portfolio of applications management services Leader Forrester WaveTM North America Applications Outsourcing, 2010 Leader Forrester WaveTM EMEA Applications Outsourcing, 2010 Leader Anastasia EMEA Application Outsourcing, 2010 22 © Copyright 2012 Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P. The information contained herein is subject to change without notice.
- 23. Manage Next generation applications management Align costs to business priorities Category Traditional Services-based Control Contract driven Client driven Level of service applied across the Services Tiers of service applied at the app level portfolio Based on application metrics and client Measures Based on FTEs selected services Changes to Predictive based on service model; no Price impact unknown to client portfolio renegotiations needed 23 © Copyright 2012 Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P. The information contained herein is subject to change without notice.
- 24. Manage Next generation applications management Applications Lifecycle Management Suites Management Transition Program & Project IT Strategy & Arch Business Apps Dev Suite QA & Testing Mgmt Suite Suite Analysis Suite Suite Information, Integration and Management Suites Applications Management Services Presentation Suite Integration & Data Engineering Suite Applications Mgmt Suite Middleware Suite Leveraged Suites Solutioning Suite Process & Quality Capability Mgmt Knowledge Config Mgmt Mgmt Suite Suite Mgmt Suite Suite Comprehensive service Operational excellence for higher Portfolio management for visibility catalog quality, lower costs & control Select Support Applications Matrix Levels Break/ Fix Standard Enhanced Business: Break/Fix Operational: Response time • Product replenishment Simple $ • Product Operational: promotion Moderate App 1 Availability Standard • Business intelligence Complex App2 App 4,6,8 Operational: Uptime • Payroll Highly Enhanced Complex App 3,5,7 $$$ Tiered, flexible service options Service-level commitments Predictable pricing & adjustable contracting 24 © Copyright 2012 Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P. The information contained herein is subject to change without notice.
- 25. Summary © Copyright 2012 Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P. The information contained herein is subject to change without notice.
- 26. Application transformation to common application architecture Enabling business processes, users, partners Internet cloud Mobility & connectivity Software as a service User interaction presentation layer Orchestration Business services Platform as a service (rules enforcement) Data model Infrastructure as a service Platform as services Infrastructure as a service 26 © Copyright 2012 Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P. The information contained herein is subject to change without notice.
- 27. HP cloud applications transformation Apps AT2C Assessment Suitable for preferred Suitable for SaaS Need modernisation analysis Not suitable for cloud target/public cloud Application migration Application rationalization Application migration Cloud-specific Risk analysis BPA workload analysis & TCO Level 1 transformation strategy determination (RE’s) • Re-learn Level 2 transformation strategy determination (x to x) • Replace • Re-interface Cloud Service Types IaaS PaaS SaaS • Re-architect • Re-host • Retire Virtual Dedicated/hosted Cloud Deployment Models Public Private Private (retain, retire) 27 © Copyright 2012 Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P. The information contained herein is subject to change without notice.
- 28. Where to start? “If we had started at the beginning with this workshop, we could have cut the timescales considerably. Very impressive!” Michael Whittaker, Unilever 28 © Copyright 2012 Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P. The information contained herein is subject to change without notice.
- 29. The Road Ahead And knowing where you are Mobile Cloud Application Modernizatio Application n Portfolio Rapid Management Rehost 29 © Copyright 2012 Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P. The information contained herein is subject to change without notice.
- 30. HP Converged Cloud INFORMATION APPLICATIONS INFRASTRUCTURE Traditional Public Cloud Private Cloud Managed Cloud Choice Confidence Consistency 30 © Copyright 2012 Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P. The information contained herein is subject to change without notice.
- 31. Find out more Attend these sessions Visit these demos After the event • BB2878, What does it • CI Pavilion • Contact your sales rep take to go cloud?“ • Your Cloud. Your Way • Visit the: 6/7/2012 10:00 AM • www.hp.com/go/cloud • BB2876, Why cloud • Follow: computing breaks your • @CEBess legacy storage • @HPCloudSystem infrastructure 6/7/2012 11:15 AM Your feedback is important to us. Please take a few minutes to complete the session survey. 31 © Copyright 2012 Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P. The information contained herein is subject to change without notice.
- 32. Download Now Get the CloudSystem Mobile App Download content from this session with the free Mobile App. Text the word “Discover” to 474747 or m.hp.com/events 32 © Copyright 2012 Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P. The information contained herein is subject to change without notice.
- 33. Thank you Charlie Bess, P.E. HP Fellow, Services and Solutions Lab Blog: http://www.hp.com/go/tnbt 469-767-2311 © Copyright 2012 Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P. The information contained herein is subject to change without notice.
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- I am Charlie Bess an HP Fellow that currently works out of the HP labs organization in the services and solutions lab. I have little over 30 years working in the applications development and maintenance area with a significant portion of that dealing with the technical leadership issues associated with Enterprise and application transformation.I’ve also spent quite a bit of time dealing with Cloud related issues even before it was called cloud.Feel free to ask questions at any time…
- talk through a few areas starting with an introduction tochanges underway in the technical and the business world and why planning for those changes can be so critical to the success of organizations today.
- If you’ve been in many presentations this year at HP Discover you’ve probably seen this slide -- showing how technology has shifted since the dawn of the Information Technology. These changes are not likely to slow down because it is all fueled by exponential technology growth. The best illustration that I can give you of what ahead is an little story that Ray Kurswellused in his book called the Singularity is Near.It is about the unimaginable change that is possible when driven by exponential growth. The story starts with the man who invented chess. When he showed it to the king of India the game, the king was so entertained and excited by the game that he told the man he’d give him anything he asked for – within reason. The man made what appeared to be a simple request. I ask that every year for the next 64 years (the number of squares on a chess board) for a few grains of rice in the following manner: the king was to put a single grain of rice on the first chess square and double it on every consequent one each year.The king quickly agreed.The first year the inventor received 1 grain, the second 2, the third 4… It doesn’t get interesting until you cross over into the 2nd half of the board. On the 23rd square we are talking about 8M grains. A still reasonable amount of rice, that is possible to be delivered by a small field. The next square when crossing over to the 2nd half, the king finally took notice, because now it would be impacting his grain inventory. The king realized by the time they would have reached the end of the board, it would have required enough rice to cover all of India one meter thick with Rice. he’d been had and the inventors head was soon cut offand the rice deliveries were no longer a problem.I bring this up because all these exponential trends that we’ve been taking advantage of in IT like Moore’s law, Edholm’s law etc. Are now reaching into the 2nd half of the board. Now we’re the ones who need to understand and take advantage of the change since it is quite different than what we’ve seen to date.How many of you have already felt the constraints of your own thinking getting in the way of technology adoption? I know I for one need to take a step back every once in a while and say “what does this really mean?” And ask myself What can be done with this abundance of capability that has never done before?We are entering into a different world where there is an abundance of data – with all the sensors and mobile devices… We don’t worry as much about if the data is available, but more about what we can do with it.We don’t worry as much about if we can transport the data to the processing location. The networking is typically there, although it may still cost more than we wish.With cloud the computing is definitely there as cloud comes into fruition.And our access to intellectual property is more than we’ve ever seen before – I’ve got an app for that.Yet for most of us all our systems were designed with a very constrained view of the world. They were based on scarcity of data, computing… and it is time to take a step back and really look.
- In addition to all that exponential technical change I just mentioned, business expectations are shifting as well. We’re moving from a traditional structured view of applicationsto one that supports the aggregated, untethered ecosystem that we call an enterprise today,where numerous conflicts need to be resolved.Organizations want to be:Standardized -> customizableMobile -> powerfulLow cost -> high qualitySecure -> collaborativeOrganizations want services anywhere they can be used. So system requirements can’t constrain the enterprise the way they used to.Innovation is the answer to these kinds of conflicts. Our applications need to be flexible and yet affordable. With about 80% of most organization’s budgets locked up keeping the lights on, something will need to change and talking through that issue is what the rest of this presentation is about.
- When I talked about cloud computing and specifically converged cloud -- HP’s approach, I always mention is that HP focus in the cloud space is about enabling choice. It is not about making choices for you, but giving you the tools and support you need to make the choices right for you.One of the first things we need to do to overcome the conflict I just mentioned on the previous slide is to realize that we’re moving to an “and” world, not an “or” world. People want to choose among things, not between things.This means that in this services anywhere world there is no “one right answer”.And IT organization need to <READ THE SLIDE>Cloud solutions are not about applications in isolation – those days are over. One of the key issues will be integration. Knowing that there is a system of record for a piece of data and ensuring that all the solutions that need that information have the right version of it for their needs.So architecture and governance become more important in the cloud than ever before – although they may be different thanhow they were performed in the past..
- Although the journey may be different for everyone, there are some expectations that will be the same. HP’s view is that organizations will still require:Well defined Common ArchitectureConverged Management & SecurityFlexibility & Portability solutions enabled though the use of Open & Standards Based approachesSupport for mobile based interfacesI just got through completing an article for Cutter (an industry analyst group) about how BYOD is not about devices. It is more about HR policies, security issues and data management as well as the applications that deliver the value. The device is actually secondary, since it is the data we’re trying to protect, not the devices.All this is going to require a hybrid approach for delivery, since there are many ways that computational capability can be delivered. Different parts of the work that needs to be done will be completed using a variety of techniques. However one thing that is clear – if the data integration for the organization needs to take place in the mind of the user – we’ve failed.Users demand more intuitive interfaces on devices that they can use. After all the computer that most of us have with us all the time, is our mobile device. This needs to be the target for cloud deployment. In order to effectively generate that value, the user needs to have access wherever and whenever they need it.
- Earlier I mentioned the world of abundance that IT organizations currently have. With all that abundance some things will still be scarce, like the human attention span.Or good questions that challenge the existing environment… and make you think.<READ THE SLIDE>I’ve got a question for you – Raise your hand if you think your application portfolio is meeting the business needs today?Keep it raised if you think the current solutions will address the needs 5 years out? 10?For those of you with your hands still raised you either are working in a very stable business environment, or you should be up here talking. We all probably Know there is a great deal of opportunity for improvement.
- Now I’d like to move beyond the view of the future into some of the things HP can do to help you.
- HP’s Application Transformation offering is a full lifecycle solution, from analysis -> the modernization and implementation of applications on cloud infrastructure -> approaches to help manage them once in production.It is comprised of 3 core units of work:1.) Assessmentis the start and this is a critical step since we firmly believe that not all applications should be moved to the cloud. Applications whose demand is highly dynamic or that can take advantage of the parallel nature of cloud computing are ideal candidates but that is probably not your entire portfolio. This is a collaborative process where the business and IT come together to reach a common understanding of what will work best.2.) Once we have the applications profile data from the assessment process and the Cloud Advisory tool, we can now identify the target architecture for the applications portfolioand the transformation plans needed to get them there. In this step, we assist organizations in addressing questions like:What type of platform should I migrate to? (ECS, HP Cloud System, other external providers?)How do I make applications ready for the cloud?How do I integrate applications in the cloud with my other applications?As I mentioned standalone application are long gone, so this integration strategy effort will provide greater flexibility down the road.3) Once we have a plan, the actual modernization and migration efforts can start in a way that can be governed effectively.
- I’d now like to go a level deeper into each of these steps.Many times an interaction will start with HP Cloud Planning Services. These are short, facilitated sessions where HP consultants lead organizations through a proven process to determine the goals of the modernization effort.You can see the approach and have someone walk you through it in the discover area.These goals will help prioritize where modernization efforts will be applied and how success will be measured.Next we’ll talk about is the assessing your IT…
- A question in everyone’s mind is how do you decide where modernization efforts should start:Business Value generated per maintenance $$ consumed?Value per watt?Intuition?For the assessment of the portfolio, HP has a software product specifically focused on Application Portfolio Management that creates a comprehensive view of the portfolioHP Enterprise services has a modernization consulting offering that uses this tool to provide work products that explain what and why changes should take place. Some of which are shown on this slide. If specific applications are identified as too complex & expensive to maintain then HP SW’s Visual Intelligence Tools can ‘X-ray’ an application to identify the internal structures & hence the potential reasons for the application’s size and complexity.
- The assessment phase also enables organizations to assess and understand sourcing options and how cloud solutions fit into their plans, helping them to:Manage risk with safe and non-disruptive approach to assessing and transforming applications.Increase speed to market with a plan built to drive the optimal benefit to the enterprise (i.e. selectively targeting apps which will drive the most business value).Increase responsivenessto enterprise priorities and changing demands of customers and constituents by matching service requirements to sources.Especially in cases where there are redundant systems, supporting the same value stream within an organization, this kind of alignment analysis can make it very clear where further effort is required.
- The final output of the assessment phase is a Report that will contain guidance and help established the ‘Next Steps’ leading into the further phases of the effort.The report will also define a foundation for the business case to move forward.
- The next phase is to dive right into the modernization effort. It can draw upon almost every business unit of HP, if needed
- Since very few organizations can lift and replace their entire IT infrastructure, a triage approach is required to identify low hanging fruit to be addressed. Addressing situations like:too many appsduplicates appsExcessively expensive appsthose not aligned to a current business processIn most cases the bootstrapping of a modernization effort can be funded by cleaning out the deadwood – as long as the $$ saved is reinvested in the modernization effort.For larger organizations there can be quite a savings by just consolidating the development and tests environments since rarely are they all needed at the same resource level at the same time. Other delivery models may also help shift some of the capital spend into more flexible financial arrangements.Finally, real effort, needs to be applied to determine where mobile techniques are required – I’ve already mentioned that phones are the computer we have with us all the time. It is becoming the de-facto delivery channel going forward.
- This modernization phase is where organizations need to decide what they want to:KeepChangeOr retireFortunately, with all the detail provided in the assessment phase this should be straightforward.One area that is often overlooked though is that when you retire applications, they are typically systems of record where the data history of the businessis kept.legislation may govern the timescale that the data has to be retained. We have people who can help with these needs as well.
- Not all applications will require change, but for those that do…Our approach classifies applications into 4 domains for architecture life-cycle planning – that’s assuming something needs to be done:Re-Host: This is the most non-invasive approach and is for the most part a lift and shift. Migrating the application as—is over to a new infrastructure that would continue to be managed in a traditional fashion.Replace: With some applications it may not make sense to continue maintaining them. Alternative replacement or consolidation strategies may be possible. For example – if our client has a custom (or definitely if it has many) CRM application, it may make more sense to replace this with a cloud based CRM cloud offering. Such alternatives may provide more features and benefits at a more competitive total price.Integrate: The integration of off-premise cloud applications is frequently identified in analyst reports as a barrier to cloud adoption. For this reason, our approach may include the use of an enterprise integration platform enabled via an enterprise service bus, or it may require the wrapping of existing legacy applications to expose them as web based services. This domain would leverage our SOA and Integration Services.Re-Architect / Re-Factor: These two options are the most intrusive, but may be required for applications written in a legacy language (COBOL, IMS, PL/1, etc.). I’ll talk about it more on the next slide.
- If your applications have been around for a while, they were likely hand-crafted and may even be on unsupported operating systems. They have probably built up layer upon layer of changes making them fragile and hard to understand. Refactoring or re-architecting may be required and HP software has a number of tools to help filter out the business rulesas well as propose improvements to reduce the size & simplify the programming structures. Even if the system remain in place, this effort can significantly lower the maintenance cost.These are all options to be considered in a modernization effort.
- So we now have a plan of how to tackle the application portfolio and its underlying infrastructure. We’ve probably already done some work to improve the environment, but now it is time to tackle the on-going operational issues of the organization.
- Many of the best practices in industry today can be quite different than the development and management environments of the past. The formation flying that is implied with Service Oriented Architectures or the rapid turnaround of agile development can leave organizations used to traditional processes in a state of confusion.More than just the application portfolio and the underlying infrastructure need to be assessed. The whole approach to Application Lifecycle Management needs to be evaluated and agreed upon. Fortunately, there are tools and techniques to help make this happen.
- Looking at the application portfolio and its management from a holistic perspective can have significant long term effects.These numbers are representative of those delivered when the management processes used in a traditional business environment are modernized.
- It is clear that application management and the relationship with service providers is undergoing significant change. As a more service oriented approach develops the whole concept of end-to-end management should increase in importance to organizations. In some ways this flies in the face of the IaaS cloud trend, since those offerings focus on providing commodity computing cycles without regard for how the value is generated and services integrated. There are many situations where a low cost solution can be ideal, but many more where this can be a problem. It will be interesting to see how this is valued by the market over the long haul. A provider or 3rd party management approach needs to become a core competency going forward.
- Some areas that are becoming important are an enterprise consistent approach to having:A Service catalog – Especially as mobile employees need to know what corporate applications are available, but also at a different level for developers that need to knit together systems of engagement from the various services within the enterprise.Having the visibility into how things are running and how much they are cost based on the configuration of the day will increase in importance. We are no longer talking about static infrastructure but a more dynamic environment that adjusts to business needs. Management in this new environment needs tools to enable greater transparency and visibility than what current solutions provide.As part of converged cloud, HP is trying to ensure that these tools work across suppliers and deployment types.
- So now to sum it all up…
- Architecture issues are more important in today’s cloud oriented environments than they have ever been. This demand is driven by the changing, interconnected nature of both the business and the underlying systems that enable the business.
- If you plan to go to the cloud, HP has the tools to enable you to decide for yourself, or (if you’d like) the processes to help out if a consultative approach is desired.If applications need to be reengineered or migrated, HP ES has offerings to assist with that as well.There is not one right answer for everyone, so having a documented process to work through these issues can be beneficial.
- HP has workshops and training to make it clear in your mind what you should do.The important thing is to start down this process. Old applications don’t age well, so it is not something you can ignore. You might as well get started.
- It is a journey and knowing where you are is the first step to heading down the path: Getting a grip with the application portfolio is a must for businesses For many there are options to start saving money now– no change to the business code may be required to exploit the advances in infrastructure technology App Modernization can further focus your spending on areas that maximize business value generation and for those trying to develop a strategy for Cloud & Mobility – we can help out with that as well.
- Choice through an open, standards-based approach supporting multiple hypervisors, operating systems, development environments, heterogeneous infrastructure and an extensible partner ecosystemConfidence through a management and security offering that spans information, applications and infrastructureConsistency through a single common architecture, portability across deployment models, and one simple consumption experience.
- Slide objective: Highlight the key points of the Italian Ministry win from the customers point of viewMajor messages: Business driven due to change in operational process & structure – de-centalization Need to lower costs & offer new services to over 70,000 users Project completed on-time & on-budget ROI achieved in 18 months Savings will continue for many years ahead Reduction of maintenance spend allows for reinvestment into new projects – driving Innovation 38% reduction in application development costs 12 million euros will be saved in 3 years from migrating from the mainframe & associated software licensesKey takeaway: A clear demonstration of attacking the cost of doing nothing by the reduction of maintenance spend whilst driving innovation
- Why are we uniquely positioned to win with HP Converged Cloud:We have the industry’s most complete portfolio with best in class technology and integrated solutions. We are #1 or #2 in all markets.HP Converged Cloud is the industry’s first hybrid delivery approach and portfolio based on a common architecture spanning traditional IT, private, managed and public clouds. Engineered for the enterprise, HP’s Converged Cloud extends the power of the cloud across infrastructure, applications and information.We’re bringing an open and extensible architecture…that enables flexibility and portability across deployment models. We provide un-matched heterogeneous support and choice: multiple hypervisors, multiple operating systems, multiple development environments, and multi-vendor infrastructure. And we’ve built the Converged Cloud architecture with partners in mind..allowing us to leverage an already second to none partner ecosystem and deliver the broadest set of solutions in the industry.Our culture is all about collaboration and partnering…..our ISVs, SI, outsourcers, VARs and Service Providers will all play a key role in this emerging market….and we will embrace them all with the Converged Cloud. We also provide customers with a single point of accountability for the spectrum of solutions – versus partnerships that drive complexity and cost up.And finally, as the largest IT vendor on the planet, our experience brings learning from thousands of customer engagements….these customer interactions have helped us create and shape our strategy….and focus our efforts on delivering innovation and value. We will also take our experience in operating large scale cloud environments (e.g. Snapfish, Autonomy) – and transfer this knowledge to our customers; helping them manage, secure and scale with industry best practices.