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SAP* at Intel

Usha Sampath

Co-Director of EnterpriseApplication Services, Intel IT

June 25, 2005

Last Updated: 26 May 2005Intel, the Intel logo, and Itanium are trademarks or registered trademarks of Intel Corporation or its subsidiaries in the United States and other countries.*


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The IT Mandate:

Aggressively move to SOA to address above challenges

The IT Mandate:

Aggressively move to SOA to address above challenges

Key CIO Challenges

Re-architecture & Operations Automationa key theme in IT shops for TCO /Agility breakthrough

Security and controls spending growingby ~15 % YOY in CIOs budget

Data Volume continues to grow 2X every12-18 months must harness as a corporate asset

Biz Solution Integration must migrate to a

plug-and-play based platform

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CRB - Video


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APSAPO*

SourcePlan Deliver

IndirectMaterialsEBP, MM

Central Reference System MM/FI/PS/IM/CO

OrderManagement

SD/MM

WarehouseManagement

MM

ALE, BAPIs, RFC

ALE/CIF

SAP production instance

Directmaterials

MM MRP/PP

MakeDemand

Itanium architecturePhase 1 deployment

Interfac

e

ALE, BAPIs*, RFCALE*, RFC ALE, RFC

DiscoSD

ALE, RFC

IntelItanium-based systems will enableserver consolidation through increased memory

allocation and increased computing power

SAP* Business Landscape at Intel

CHM*

(CRM*)

ALE, RFC

DirectmaterialsMM//PP

GTS*(xAPP*)

MFG

ALE, BAPIs,RFC

ALE, RFC

Itanium architecturePhase 2 deployment




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Disk mirroring andthird mirror backup,scalable to terabytes

Redundant clustereddatabase servers with

automated failover

Central instance

with automatedfailover

10 - 4 way10 - 4 way Intel Xeon with2 GB memory Application

Servers

Gigabit Ethernet

Order Management (SD) Production

Scale out and scale up

with minimum downtimeLAN/WAN

Intel Xeon

Intel Xeon

Intel Xeon

Intel Xeon

Intel Xeon

Intel Xeon

Intel Xeon

Intel Xeon

Intel Xeon

Intel Xeon

UNIX* on IntelUNIX* on Intelarchitecturearchitecture

12-way12-way4 GB4 GB

ProductionProductionStorage andStorage and

databasedatabaseProduction failoverProduction failover

601 GB

601 GB

601 GB

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Disaster Recovery

Production failoverProduction failoverProductionProduction

GigabitEthernet

SANSAN

LAN/WAN

601 GB

601 GB

601 GB Extendeddistance

T3 connection

Inrange

Channel

Extender

Periodic Write

BunkerBunker

Synch Write

SANSAN

Disaster RecoveryDisaster RecoverySANSAN

Intel Xeon

Intel Xeon

Intel Xeon

Intel Xeon

Intel Xeon

Intel Xeon

Intel Xeon

Intel Xeon

Intel Xeon

Intel Xeon Integrated systems solutionsIntegrated systems solutions

with Intelwith Intel architecture providearchitecture provide

zero data loss disaster recoveryzero data loss disaster recovery

capabilitycapability

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* Other names and brands may be claimed as the property of others.

With a scale out and scale

up approach we will see a

5:1 server reduction

Last Updated: 03 Nov 2004


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Value of Running SAP* on IntelarchitectureDecember 2003 External Benchmark

Intel architecture

enables best-in-class hardware

infrastructure cost

Total Annual SAP Hardware/SoftwareCosts per Instance

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250,000

Database Peer Intel

$200,000

$150,000

$100,000

$50,000

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Hardware/Software Costs Per Server

$0

$2,000

$4,000

$6,000

$8,000

$10,000

$12,000

$14,000

$16,000

Intel Total Peer Average Peer 25th

$8,127

$14,214

$11,580

Intelhas a more robusthas a more robustservice capability atservice capability at

lower unit costs thanlower unit costs than

peers, on averagepeers, on average


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Order Management - Video


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SAP* TCO Breakthrough at IntelSAP* TCO Breakthrough at IntelCase StudyCase Study

IntelIntel

ItaniuItaniumm22MPMP

Dual CoreDual CoreMulti-Multi-

threadingthreadingMulti-Multi-CoreCore

2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 future2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 future

NumberofServ

ers

Number

ofS

ervers

14001400

12001200

10001000

800800

600600

400400

200200

00

CostCost

ActualActual

ProjectedProjected

IntelIntel

EM64TEM64T

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TCO/Agility Breakthrough Evolution

IntelIntel PentiumPentium processor-processor-based systemsbased systems

IntelIntelItaniumItaniumprocessorprocessor

-based-basedsystemsystem

ServerServerConsolidationConsolidation

SAPSAP

SAPSAP

SAPSAP

SAPSAP

SAPSAPOSOS

OSOSOSOS

VirtualizationVirtualizationOn-Demand Virtual ServersOn-Demand Virtual Servers

OSOS

OSOS

OSOS

ModularizationModularizationOn-Demand ServersOn-Demand Servers

Bladed ArchitectureBladed Architecture

MM

DD

MM

EE

PP

XX

II

BB

WW

EE

CC

CC

SS

RR

MM

SS

CC

MM

CC

RR

MM

2005 -

2007

NetWeaver* Shared LandingNetWeaver* Shared Landing

Intel Host PlatformIntel Host Platform

Common Application ComponentsCommon Application ComponentsCommon Application ComponentsCommon Application Components

Operating SystemOperating SystemOperating SystemOperating System

SAP*SAP*

BW*BW*

SAP*SAP*

BW*BW*

SAPSAP

XI*XI*

SAPSAP

XI*XI*

SAPSAP

EP*EP*

SAPSAP

EP*EP*

SAPSAP

SAPSAP

2003 -

2004

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TCO Breakaway with SAP Adaptive computing, NetWeaver 04compatibility releases, and Intel Itanium2



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FIFIInvInv FactoryFactory

DistDistWebOrder

WebOrder

..

SOA/WS

Why Re-platform?

20081 New SAP capabilities will be delivered in new architecture

Other Enterprise Applications

DistributedApps

SAP NetWeaver*SAP NetWeaver*

mySAPERP*1FI/CO,

HR

mySAPERP*1FI/CO,

HR

mySAP PLM*1mySAP PLM*1

mySAPSRM*1

mySAPSRM*1

mySAP SCM*1mySAP SCM*1

mySAPCRM*1

mySAPCRM*1

1

Improved Development & Mgmt Tools2

PortalPortal Sec.Sec. EDWEDWEnterprisePlatforms

3

SimplifiedIntegration

TCO =

Enterprise Platform Cost

Cost of Applications

Cost of IntegratingApps & Platforms

+

+

4

End-to-EndService

Predictability

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Steps to Value Balanced Model

2005

Capab

ility

/Servi c

e

Pre

dictabili

ty

2006 2007 2008 2009

NetWeaver* Core, BW*, XI*, Portal, Workflow, RFID Explore for Value & RoadmapPricing, Channel, Planning, e-Contract, Contingent workforce, Global Trade Services

Knowledge Management, CollaborationIncreased Capability driven by SCPs, xApps, Logistics to WM

MDM*, Mobile Infrastructure, SOAIncreased Capability driven by SCP, BOM to mySAP ERP,OM to CRM*, TLC to GTS*, xApps*

Current SAP* R/3* platforms Gone, 90/10 vanilla

TCO in half, Gartner* Function Point < $60

2X Beat Rate

Inventory, Supply Chain Plng & Mfg exec

to SCM*, AP/AR to mySAP

PO to SRM*, GL to mySAP*AP/AR to mySAP*

ArchitectureBusiness Capability




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Projected Benefits of Re-platform

Re-platforming will result in 35% TCO reduction by 2009 and 2x increase in FP delivered

50% reduction in projected TCO of Do-Nothing scenario

By 2009 we will see a 50% reduction in support and development costs

Target TCOby 2007

Target FPby 2007



Accelerate the re-platform to hit our FP and TCO goals by 2H-2007


SAP* Re-platform vs. Do Nothing

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FP (Re-platform) FP (Do nothing)

TCO Re-platform TCO - Do nothing

35% redn in

TCO by 2009

2x FP

delivered

Target TCOby 2007

Target FPby 2007


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Summary We have one of the worlds largest SAP* implementations, and it is

based on Intel architecture

SAP is a mission-critical business system and the core of oure-Business foundation Proven solid

Robust, reliable, and dependable

Our decision to implement a distributed environment has paid off Scalable, low cost, and meets our availability and performance needs

Enterprise Re-platform is a forcing function that will provide the end-to-end service predictability we are looking for

Intel, the Intel logo, and Itanium are trademarks or registered trademarks of Intel Corporation or its subsidiaries in the United States and other countries.Last Updated: 03 Nov 2004

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