新一代IT基础管理架构IOI.ppt

* This graphs breaks down the main causes for outages experienced by enterprise customers. * * * Simplify Infrastructure Management Your infrastructure has grown by necessity. As you tried to do more, you had to add more—and manage more. Cost/quality. Costly to upgrade with latest O/S, client s/w, and applications Leveraging IT so as to become more efficient and a strategic asset for the business Regulatory compliance (HIPAA, SOX) Consolidation, and or virtualization of servers and applications Reduce Costs Complexity Server sprawl leads to increased operations and support costs Labor intensive legacy platforms lead to increased administration and support costs Deployment and maintenance of IT systems is costly and consumes too much time and effort Challenging to manage system security and user identity information across enterprise systems The need to build redundancy and disaster recovery into IT Services Reducing cost to manage users desktops for software updates is complex Difficulties in managing users with a minimum basic infrastructure Improve Security Facing increased number of malicious attacks and vectors of attack are dynamic and constantly evolving Keep software up-to-date to address the latest security threats Need to provide secure access to appropriate information for employees, business partners and customers Collaboration and e-mail servers continue to be the primary means where viruses are introduced into their IT environment Reduce the amount of spam that gets through to end-users. * * * IT is a major inhibitor/enabler for businesses attempting to improve competitiveness through speed/agility Most IT infrastructures are very immature – meaning less agility, high/fixed cost, lower quality of service When it comes to computing, it is NOT a level playing field (remember - the gap between well-managed and badly-managed growing) We are not done with technology discontinuities, and mature infrastructures can leverage them faster - for business b