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© 2013 IBM Corporation
IBM Storwize family: Data ready infrastructure for Business Analytics
April 2013
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On today’s Smarter Planet, businesses globally are challenged to innovate while managing an unprecedented rate of growth
Source: Industry Analysts and IBM Market IntelligenceSource: Industry Analysts and IBM Market Intelligence
2.7 zettabytes of digital data in 2012,
up 48% from 2011
90% of organizations expect to adopt or deploy a cloud model in the next 3 years
Big Data can increase data volumes by 2x
to 3x
Analytically savvy companies are 2x more likely to outperform their industry peers
Labor costs will be 70% of IT spend by 2013
Leading organizations achieve 25% higher disk utilization than average
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Imagine the possibilities of analytics
Real-time Traffic Flow Optimization Fraud & risk
detection
Accurate and timely threat detection
Predict and act on intent to purchase
Understand and act on customer
sentiment
Low-latency network analysis
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Analytics has evolved from business initiative to business imperative
1 IBM CIO Study 20112 IBM IBV/MIT Sloan Management Review Study 2011
3 IBM CHRO Study 20104 IBM CFO Study 2010
CIOs rankAnalytics as the
#1 factorcontributing to an organization’s competitiveness.1
Financial outperformers are
64%more likely to use analytics...3
Organizations that embrace analytics are more than
2X as likely to outperform their peers.2
Enterprises that apply advanced analytics have
33%more revenue growth
and 12X more profit growth.4
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Storage Intensive
Memory Intensive
Analytical Workload Demands
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IBM provides Data ready storage infrastructure that delivers more actionable insights
Shared access to trustworthy information
Allow access to unstructured data, no matter where it resides, through secure virtualized file storage and information lifecycle management
Bring intelligence to the transaction using accelerated analytic architectures
Maximum availability of business insight
Maximum availability of business insight
Actionable insights on operational data
Actionable insights on operational data
Empower clients with insights at the highest point of impact with IBM’s low latency system and storage designs
An IBM Data solution will…
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Storage Intensive
Memory Intensive
IBM Storwize family is designed to meet analytical demands
IBM Storwize family IBM Storwize family
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IBM Storwize family enables cost efficient Scalability
Start Small
Grow From TB to PB, start small and grow as your
business requires
Up to forty enclosures for up to 1.44 PB in clustered systems
Value: Support your growing business requirements while controlling costs
On average, one book takes up about one megabyte of space.
A major research library like the Library of Congress, is said to hold 35 million books.
You could fit 44 times that amount of books in 1.44 PB of storage.
On average, one book takes up about one megabyte of space.
A major research library like the Library of Congress, is said to hold 35 million books.
You could fit 44 times that amount of books in 1.44 PB of storage.
How much is 1.44 PB?How much is 1.44 PB?
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IBM Storwize family offers Storage Efficiency for Optimization
Thin Provisioning Satisfy provisioning requests but allocate storage only when data is written
Improve capacity utilization across the infrastructure
Value: Purchase only the storage you need when you need it
Busiest data automatically moved to highest performing Solid-state Drives
Up to a 3x performance improvement with as little as 5% flash storage
Value: Optimized performance at lower overall cost
Thin Provisioning
More productive use of available storage
Across all supported host platformsWithout thin provisioning, pre-allocated
space is reserved whether the application uses it or not.
With thin provisioning, applications can grow dynamically, but only consume space
they are actually using.
Dynamicgrowth
Busiest data extents are identified and automatically relocated to highest performing Solid-state Disks
Remaining data extents can take advantage of higher capacity, price optimized disksHot-spots due to poor data layout. Optimized performance and throughput.
AutomaticRelocation
SSDs HDDs SSDs HDDs
IBM Easy Tier SSD Management
Mirror data off-site
Synchronously over Metro distances.
Asynchronously over Global distances.
Application-level consistency groups.Network
Without thin provisioning, pre-allocated space is reserved
whether the application uses it or not
With thin provisioning, applications can grow dynamically, but only consume
space they are actually using
Dynamicgrowth
IBM Easy Tier Flash Storage Management
Real-time Compression Buy and maintain less storage
Compress active data up to 80% without application performance degradation
For example, VMware ~75%, Database ~80%, Exchange ~50%
Value: Store more data with less disk
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IBM Storwize family provides a Resilient infrastructure base
Practice Disaster Recovery Techniques Practice application recovery procedures
Detect mirroring failure and automate failover
Value: Train staff and prove business continuity plans work without disrupting applications
Application-Aware Copies Integrated, instant copy for critical applications
Rapidly create clones for application testing
View inventory of application copies and instantly restore
Value: Virtually eliminate application downtime for backup
High Availability Configurations
Thin Provisioning
More productive use of available storage
Across all supported host platformsWithout thin provisioning, pre-allocated
space is reserved whether the application uses it or not.
With thin provisioning, applications can grow dynamically, but only consume space
they are actually using.
Dynamicgrowth
Busiest data extents are identified and automatically relocated to highest performing Solid-state Disks
Remaining data extents can take advantage of higher capacity, price optimized disksHot-spots due to poor data layout. Optimized performance and throughput.
AutomaticRelocation
SSDs HDDs SSDs HDDs
IBM Easy Tier SSD Management
Mirror data off-site
Synchronously over Metro distances.
Asynchronously over Global distances.
Application-level consistency groups.Network
Synchronous and asynchronous mirroring between sites
Real-time data mobility between sites complements VMware vMotion and PowerHA Live Partition Mobility
Integrated management with practice support
Automated fail-back after repair
Value: Enable near-continuous data availability
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IBM Storwize family delivers data ready infrastructure
Scalability
Optimization
Resiliency
5x more data in the same space
3x performance with only 5% flash storage
47% less management effort
30% lower storage growth
Storwize V7000 Storwize V3700Flex System V7000 Storwize V7000 UnifiedSAN Volume Controller
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Let’s help you get started
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www.ibm.com/storwize
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www.ibm.com/storwize
IBM Storwize family
Over 28,000 systems purchased
Over 46,000 total enclosures deployed
Over 625 PB of capacity
Award winning reliability with 99.999% availability
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