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Agenda
Introduction Workload Optimized Systems
Scott Handy, Vice President, WW Marketing, Strategy & Sales Support, Power Systems
Time to Value IBM Smart Analytics System
Greg Lotko, Vice President, Warehouse Solutions, Information Management
IBM Smart Analytics System Overview and Identifying Opportunities
Drew Freidrich, Marketing Executive, InfoSphere Warehousing
Power Systems Configurations
Doug Mack, Offerings Manager, Power Systems
Understanding the Sales Process and Resources
Charlie Goodman, WW Sales Executive, Global Markets
A Growing Market
The business intelligence (BI) market is a perennial
Opportunity!
A Top Priority!
Analytics
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Collaboration
Development
and Test
Desktop and
Devices
Infrastructure
Business
Services
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Solutions
Over 4,000
Dedicated Consultants
Software
Over $10B
Software Investments
Systems
Over $6B
in Systems Level R&D
Pre-Built
Jan.
Testing &
Validation
Faster Results
Less Risk
Installation
&
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Configuration
Acquire
Components
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Preimplementation
System Sizing
2
Jan.
6 Months
vs. 12 Days
Custom*
Included
Not Available
Included
Not Available
Services
Implementation
Premium Support
Health Check
Included
Included
1st year Included
Server, Storage, SW
Bottom Line
$ 2x
Additional benefits to the sellerwith the pre-defined IBM Smart Analytics System configurations
Time to price configuration - 24 hr turn around time (customer benefits as well)
Less than 2 weeks to fill order (customer benefits as well)
Reduced complexity of placing the order through the proposal team
$$$ Over compensation $$$ A significant sales incentive will be deployed on all sales of the Smart Analytics System
in 2H. Details will be communicated later this quarter.
* Prices used are list and not finalized
59% of managers
miss
information
47% of users
dont have
confidence
42% of managers
use wrong
information
in their information
at least
a week
AIIMonce
& Accenture
Surveys, 2007
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Analytics 101
Why Analytics Are Important
Disease Management
Risk and Collection Management
Fraud Detection
Provider Profiling
Member Satisfaction/Retention
Telco
Retail
Customer segmentation
Propensity to buy or churn
Risk Management
Customer Profitability
Credit Risk analysis
Fraud Analysis
Compliance, Basel II, SoX
Healthcare
Finance
Revenue Assurance
Churn Prevention
Cross sell Up sell
Fraud Prevention
Network Analysis
Manufacturing
Demand forecasting
Supplier analysis
Quality control
Product Development
Warranty management
Traceability
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The Challenge
Improve performance in gross margin and
inventory management
Improve effectiveness of vendor negotiation
Tailoring of assortments to stores and
markets
Cost reductions (advertising and
productivity improvements)
The Solution
Dillards implemented a customer and
merchandising warehouse for analyzing
patterns in its data. The solution provides
customer segmentation and market
basket analysis. Unlike competitive
products, with the No Copy Analytics, the
process and results are performed by the
warehouse and remain in the warehouse.
Implemented an IBM InfoSphere
Warehouse on Power Systems/AIX and
currently implementing Cognos for new
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dashboard development.
The Benefits
Identified opportunities to reduce the cost
of mailers through market basket analysis:
A reduction in mail quantity by 30%
with an increased response rate from
1.98% to 4.85% for a Cosmetic
Vendor mailer Fall 2008.
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Has enabled a shift for
merchandisers from
performing low-value activities to
higher
value analysis of product placement,
performance and customer
preferences.
Ease of information access and
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manipulation
InfoSphere
Warehouse
Warehouse
Cognos BI
Cubing
POWER
Systems
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BI Capability
Named Users
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Max Concurrent
Cognos Users
Capacity
XXL
200 TB
XL
100 TB
2500
50 TB
1000
25 TB
500
12 TB
100
XS
4 TB
5000
100
50
System Capacity
Capacity Sizing
12 Days
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Flexibility
Each configuration can be augmented
at anytime to meet new requirements
by simply adding new analytic
capabilities, user capacity or data
capacity
Speed
Availability
Rolling upgrades to approach
zero planned downtime
AIX #1 in OS/Platform Reliability
Comprehensiveness
The industrys most complete
integrated and optimized analytic
solution
Affordability
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Netezza
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Data Warehousing
Business Intelligence
Operational Reporting
Performance Management,
Business Scorecards /
Dashboards?
Profitability Analysis
Customer Insight, Customer
Churn / Retention.
Fraud prevention, shrinkage,
revenue assurance
CRM analysis, sales analysis
Ad Hoc Reporting, data
mining, statistics
Master Data Management,
common customer view
Is your:
Projected Data volumes
outgrowing your
infrastructure?
Information spread all over
your enterprise in multiple
data marts/warehouses?
Availability of your existing
data warehouse not meeting
service level agreements?
Existing data warehouse not
meeting performance
expectations?
Warehouse Platform
Foundation
Module
Data
Module
User
Module
Single Module
InfoSphere
Warehouse 9.5.2
1 to N Modules
InfoSphere
Warehouse 9.5.2
Foundation: 4 core
Power 550
1/4 DS5300 + 2x
EXP5000
Data module: 4
core Power 550
1/4 DS5300 + 2x
EXP5000
0 to X Modules
InfoSphere
Warehouse 9.5.2
User module: 4
core Power 550
1/4 DS5300 + 2x
EXP5000
Application
Module
Failover
Module
BI Module
0 or (x/4 to x/6)
Modules
InfoSphere
Warehouse 9.5.2
Failover module: 4
core Power 550
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Analytical Modules
0 to X Servers
Cognos 8.4 BI
BI module: 4-way
Power 550
1/4 DS5300 + 1/2x
EXP5000 (shared
with admin module)
0 to X Servers
InfoSphere
Warehouse 9.5.2
App module: 4 core
Power 550
1/4 DS5300 + 1/2x
EXP5000
(shared with admin
module)
E-Config Support
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October 25
IOD Conference
September 25th
General Availability
July 28th
Press and Analyst Announce
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*You will not be able to formally quote the customer through the quoting tools until the products
Opportunity
Owner
Document
Customer
Requirement
Define
Recommended
Solution
InfoSphere SW
InfoSphere
InfoSphere team
reps, GBS BAO,
Sales Rep (ISR)
GBS and
or
GBS
with
help
STG, Client
& BAO
InfoSphere
from
Solution
Note:
The
Siebel
product
category
code
for
the
IBM
Smart
Analytics
System
is
SW/SMART.
Teams
Solution Architect
Please make sure this is entered into the Siebel
record for this opportunity
Architect
Compose Preliminary
Proposal
Present Preliminary
Proposal to customer
Compose Final
Proposal
Present Final
Proposal to customer
Implementation
Services
GBS
w/ Customer
Lab Services
Fulfillment Support
Business Partners
from are
ISC (in
STG)
** Note : Readily available Preset proposals
only
available for pre-determined selected list of
countries requested by Sales in the rollout plan (agreed to list maybe a subset of overall plan)
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Key Dates
Links
July 13
July 16
July 23
July 28
Announce Event,
July/August/Sept/Oc
t
IMT Workshops
September
Sept-October
STG Contact
Name
WW STG
Contacts
Country
US and Canada
Bill Wiegand
UKI
Germany
Ann-Katrin Wager
NEW !!
Sales incentive for STG, InfoSphere,
Cognos & Client Rep
Sales Resources/Links
Jacques Milman
Ronny Kerkhofs
Hideto Mori
TBD
SJ Min
Patrick Lo
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STG Marketing/GTM
Scott Handy/Somers/IBM@IBMUS
VP, Marketing, Strategy and Sales Support, Power
Systems
Doug Mack/Seattle/IBM@IBMUS
Offering Manager, BI Power Systems
Krista Morris/Poughkeepsie/IBM@IBMUS
Offering Manager, BI Solutions, STG
Catherine W Haddad/Austin/IBM@IBMUS
Marketing Strategy & Planning
Marketing Manager
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Steve Millard/Dayton/IBM@IBMUS
Kirk Boothe/Falls Church/IBM@IBMUS
Richard Hale/Atlanta/IBM@IBMUS
Mark Ritzmann/New York/IBM@IBMUS
Marketing/Product/PM/GTM
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Skip Cavanaugh/Seattle/IBM@IBMUS
References
Kevin Modreski/Southfield/IBM@IBMUS
AG Warehousing Competitive Team
Heidi Jones/Chicago/IBM@IBMUS
Information Warehousing Sales Manager
William J Wiegand/Rolling Meadows/IBM@IBMUS
AG, InfoSphere Sales Executive
David Beeston/UK/IBM@IBMUK
NE IOT, InfoSphere Sales Executive
Ronny Kerkhofs/Belgium/IBM@IBMBE
SW IOT Warehousing Sales Executive
Hideto Mori/Japan/IBM@IBMJP
Japan IOT, InfoSphere Sales Manager
Murray Reid/Australia/IBM@IBMAU
AP IOT, InfoSphere Sales Executive
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Q & A?
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Backup: Claims
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Comprehensive
The Industries Most Complete End To End Solution
Comprehensive
The only system offering broad analytic capabilities, a powerful warehouse
foundation, all required software and hardware components, service and
support from one vendor
FACTS:
Speed
Faster to Run and Always Up
World Record
Performance!
Approaching Zero Downtime:
Build on the most reliable
distribute platform in the market
36 minutes of downtime per server in a 12-month period makes AIX the most reliable
distribute platform in the market (source: Yankee Group).
Designed to minimize planned downtime
98% hot-firmware upgradeability allows maintenance to be performed while the system
is running, further reducing planned downtime.
Upcoming HADR enhancements for InfoSphere Warehouse allows to perform rolling
upgrades of warehouse software
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High Availability
Approaching Zero Downtime
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Integration
Enhanced Performance and Cost
50% less floor space than Teradata by combining superior database
compression and higher server and storage performance
Teradata can only compress single column, and only a maximum of 225 value per column
and as such becoming completely inefficient for tables with columns containing large
number of different values.
DB2 Compression automatically build the compression data dictionary while Teradata
leaves this onerous task to the database administrator
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Customer Driven
Designed and Optimized For Customer Needs
Lower 3-year Cost of Ownership over Teradata
Investment Protection
New Modules can be added at anytime without forcing rip-andreplace
Different generation modules can coexist within one installation.
Customer Driven
High Performance Drives Lower Costs
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50% Less
3X Faster
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$
$
$
Software Financing:
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http://www03.ibm.com/financing/us/lifecycle/acquire/itsoftware.
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