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August 26, 2009

IBM Smart Analytics System


A Workload Optimized Solution

This document is for IBM and IBM Business Partner use only.
It is not intended for customer distribution or use with customers.

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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

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We Are In A Great Position To Capture The Market

A Growing Market
The business intelligence (BI) market is a perennial
Opportunity!

evergreen. While it has seen ups and downs in the


past decade, its growth vector remains strong, and
aggregate revenues should exceed $12 Forecast:
billionBusiness
by
Intelligence, 2009 To
2014
2014.

A Top Priority!

Business intelligence is the #1


technology priority for the coming
"Meeting the
Challenge:
year.
The 2009 CIO Agenda"
A Powerful Market Position!
IBM is the only vendor that is in the top 3 ranking (across
all three IDC categorys) and holds close to 20% share of
each market segment.
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1. Data Warehouse Generation Software


2. Data Warehouse Platform Software

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IDC WORLDWIDE DATA WAREHOUSE


PLATFORM SOFTWARE 2008 VENDOR

IBM Power Systems

Systems Optimized for Different Workloads


Workload Optimized Systems Require a Broad Portfolio of Hardware,
Software and Services Capabilities

Pre-integrated hardware, software and services


optimized for a specific workload and based on deep
client experience for:
Faster time to value
Higher performance
Fewer IT experts

Analytics
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Collaboration

Development
and Test

Desktop and
Devices

Infrastructure

Business
Services
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IBM is Investing to Accelerate Information-Led Transformations


Leveraging Analytics

Solutions
Over 4,000
Dedicated Consultants

Software
Over $10B
Software Investments

Systems
Over $6B
in Systems Level R&D

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Results in Days Versus Months
Build from Scratch
June

Pre-Built
Jan.

Testing &
Validation

Faster Results
Less Risk

Installation
&
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Configuration
Acquire
Components
3

Preimplementation
System Sizing
2

Jan.

6 Months

vs. 12 Days

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Comparison of IBM Smart Analytics System to Custom


Why is it better to sell the System as opposed to the piece parts?
(Medium Workload capacity used as an example)

IBM Smart Analytics System*

Custom*

One Call support

Included

Not Available

Coordinated Stack certification


(SW, OS, & Firmware)

Included

Not Available

Services
Implementation
Premium Support
Health Check

Included
Included
1st year Included

Server, Storage, SW

Power 550, DS5300,


Cognos, & InfoSphere
Warehouse

Power 550, DS5300,


Cognos, & InfoSphere
Warehouse

Bottom Line

All of the above part of the


System

$ 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

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The Information Challenge


Unlocking the Business Value of Information for Competitive Advantage

59% of managers
miss
information

47% of users
dont have
confidence

42% of managers
use wrong
information

they should have used

in their information

at least
a week
AIIMonce
& Accenture
Surveys, 2007
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Analytics 101
Why Analytics Are Important

Market Basket Analysis


Price Elasticity
Store Layout / Placement
Promotions analysis
Customer Loyalty Analysis
Category Management

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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A major department store chain in the US with more than 300 stores in 29 states

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.
______________________________________
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

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Analytics 101 (NEED A PICTURE OF FLOW


Where Does Warehousing Fit In

InfoSphere
Warehouse
Warehouse

Cognos BI

Cubing

POWER
Systems

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Getting To The Answers Is Not Always Easy


The Pressure is On!

To get systems up, running and delivering value!


But first IT must overcome:

Integration nightmares that disrupt existing environment

Poorly designed systems that do not scale

Inability to meet service level agreement requirements


due to system downtime

Incomplete system components

Difficult to maintain and service systems resulting in


performance degradation or forced downtime

To recognize opportunities, and take fast, decisive action!


But this is not possible if:

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Sales cant understand customer needs at point of sale to recognize


upsell opportunities based on known behaviors or customer
profitability

Operations cant track purchase patterns throughout the day to


allocate inventory or predict staffing requirements

The Call Center cant understand customers most recent activity


or accurately predict customer churn

Marketing cant quickly recognize new buying trends or


high value
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customer
behavior to target the right promotion or offering

IBM Power Systems

Introducing the IBM Smart Analytics System


Overcoming The Obstacles To Business Transformation
An integrated, high-performance analytics
solution for accelerating delivery of insights
for faster, smarter action
Able to adjust and grow based on your
companys ever changing business needs

broad analytic capabilities


powerful warehouse capabilities
scalable and fully-integrated IBM hardware
set-up services and single point of premium
support

Delivering results in days instead of months

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What's in the system?

Deeply optimized by IBM experts


Flexible growth to meet changing business n
Analytics Software Options

Business Intelligence capabilities


Cubing Services
Text Analytics & Data Mining
. . . more to come

Powerful Data Warehouse


Warehousing Platform
Advanced Workload
Management
System Automation

Hardware & Services


Power 550 Express + AIX
IBM System Storage DS5300
Build, Deploy, Health Check & Premium Support Services

Delivering results in days instead of m


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Configurations Sized to Meet Business Requirements?

BI Capability

Named Users

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Max Concurrent
Cognos Users

Capacity

User Space (TB)

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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Seamless Growth
Add capacity & analytic capabilities as requirements evolve
Start right

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Add more capacity

Add new analytic capability

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IBM Smart Analytics System


A Broad Range of Analysis, Dashboards & Reporting

Pre-optimized Business Intelligence Software


triples out of the box performance*

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* Based on IBM Laboratory Tests. Actual results may vary


depending on specific environment and configuration.

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IBM Power Systems

IBM Smart Analytics System


Meet business need for diverse analytics, better, faster, & cheaper

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

Pre-configured Cognos 8 BI can triple


out of
the box
performance
Power Systems hardware family, World
record performance -TPC-H 10TB
benchmark

Affordability

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Lower initial and 3-year cost,


50% less floor space through superior
data compression, server and storage
performance
Different generations of hardware,

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Smart Business Analytics System Competitors

Teradata is primary competitor

Targeting enterprise class customer


5555 model for active data
warehouse
Focus on Enterprise Data Warehousing
HP Oracle Database Machine
(Exadata)

Not really meant for the enterprise


Doesnt have enterprise class
components
Does not have the Same Analytics as
Oracle RDBMS Options

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Netezza

Focused more on departmental systems


Doesnt have enterprise class
components
Poor on Analytical Functionality
HP Neoview

OLTP Database trying to do Analytics


Little traction to date
Poor on Analytical Functionality
Microsoft SQL Server Fast Track

Reference configurations only (Dell, Bull,


HP)
Limited scalability due to SMP
architecture
No Support for H/A
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OI Questions
Are you currently
involved in projects for:

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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?

Are you assessing:


Netezza or Teradata
Oracle data warehouse
solutions
HP Neoview
SAS, Sybase, SPSS, SAP
Business Objects, Cognos,
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Microstrategy

IBM Power Systems

Smart Analytics System 7600


Transparent modular architecture
Choose the way that your Analytics Systems is deployed, by building
Module By Module as your Business Analytical requirements evolve.
System
Foundation

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

Modules are Available in 4 or 8 Core options


Standard Sizes available from 4TB to 200TB

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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)

Analytical Modules Orderable in


standard Modular Building blocks
Capacity Sizing to be done Prior to
GA
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E-Config Support

QuickShip also available for selection, with or without BI Module


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Sample Rack Layout - XS

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Availability Time-Line
Letter 112

The Letter 112


process is a way to
get approval to
give the not to
exceed (NTE) price
of an unannounced
product to a
customer*

October 25
IOD Conference
September 25th
General Availability

September 8th RFA


Early Announcement
August 27
Customer Webinar

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

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SIEBEL CODE UPDATE!

IBM Smart Analytics System

The new code "SW/SMART" has been approved and


created.
The code is not functional at this time, The update is
currently scheduled for August 10, however, a rush has
been placed to make it functional earlier than that.

Who Sells and How?


Opportunity
Identification

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

Proposal and Order


Team
(in Brazil ) w/
Deal Hub Support

InfoSphere & GBS

Proposal and Order


Team

Present Final
Proposal to customer

Place and Track Order

InfoSphere & GBS

w/ Deal Hub Support

Proposal and order


team

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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Portal Address and Contacts
The Portal is a Lotus Notes application and can be accessed as :
SERVER NAME

= D25DB02

SERVER ADDRESS

= d25db02.torolab.ibm.com

Database directory and path

= bwcustdb.nsf

Link to the portal : Notes://D25DB02/852575C8006C54E6/


For access issues : Send a note to WW Proposal & Order Team
Questions :
Use Ask a Question interface at the opportunity level in the new
portal
Send a note to WW Proposal & Order Team

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Information For STG Sellers
Enterprise Class opportunities
Ex: XS configuration consists of 4 Power 550s + IBM
Systems Storage
Successful implementations grow and grow and grow

Smart Analytics System shortens the sales


cycle
From MONTHS to WEEKS

Provides a Cognos on POWER offering


Cognos Optimized for AIX

Dedicated Sales Operations Team in place 7/28

Key Dates

Links

July 13

InfoSphere Warehouse 9.7 Tech Talk*

July 16

Power Systems Pre Announce


Education

July 23

Product Education Webinar*

July 28

Announce Event,

July/August/Sept/Oc
t

IMT Workshops

September

Analytic Module availability

Sept-October

Analytics Road show (Plan still being


worked)

STG Contact

Name

WW STG
Contacts

Charlie Goodman, Doug


Macswan

Country

InfoSphere Sales Contact

US and Canada

Bill Wiegand

UKI

Henry Cook, Damon Wilde

Germany

Ann-Katrin Wager

Leverage SWG CHAMPIONS and Deal Hub for proposals

NEW !!
Sales incentive for STG, InfoSphere,
Cognos & Client Rep

Sales Resources/Links

Power Systems Master BI Saleskit


France
Smart Analytics System external landing pageItaly
Power Systems BI Solutions external landing p
Japan
age
India
STG Business Intelligence Sales WIKI
Korea
SWG Smart Analytics Sales WIKI
Greater China
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Jacques Milman
Ronny Kerkhofs
Hideto Mori
TBD
SJ Min
Patrick Lo

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Top Three Actions For Every Seller

1) Start Identifying Opportunities


Today, Leverage Qualifying
Questions, And Track With
Unique Siebel Code: SW/SMART
2) Learn why it is better to sell IBM
Smart Analytics System over
custom solution piece parts
3) Learn how it benefits you the
seller

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STG Contact Information

STG Global Sales Programs


Judy Buchholz/Mount Pleasant/IBM@IBMUS
Program
Charles Goodman/Pittsburgh/IBM@IBMUS
Doug Macswan/Waltham/IBM@IBMUS

VP, Global Sales


Sales Executive, NE and LA IOT

Global Markets, Sales Productivity Leader

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

Worldwide and Geo Contacts

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Warren Saltzman/New York/IBM@IBMUS


Executive
Dirk Koehler/Germany/IBM@IBMDE
Sales
Andrew Fitzgerald/UK/IBM@IBMGB
Daniel Camerini/France/IBM@IBMFR
Sales
MAURIZIO RIZZI/Italy/IBM@IBMIT
Masami Yoshimatsu/Japan/IBM@IBMJP
Miao HOU/China/IBM@IBMCN
Nirmal M Puranik/India/IBM@IBMIN

NA IOT Information Solutions, Sales


IMT Germany, Storage Platform Sales Leader, STG
IMT UKI, Storage Brand Manager, STG Sales
IMT France, Information Infrastructure Leader, STG
IMT Italy, Storage Platform, STG Sales
IOT Japan, Sales Leader, STG Sales
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Contact Information

InfoSphere Warehouse Sales

Steve Millard/Dayton/IBM@IBMUS
Kirk Boothe/Falls Church/IBM@IBMUS
Richard Hale/Atlanta/IBM@IBMUS
Mark Ritzmann/New York/IBM@IBMUS

WW Program Director, InfoSphere Warehouse


Sales Executive, NE and LA IOT
WW Analytics Sales Executive
Sales Executive, SW and AG IOT

Data Warehouse Solutions


Greg Lotko/Silicon Valley/IBM@IBMS
Yannick Barel/Santa Teresa/IBM@IBMUS
Bill Wong/Toronto/IBM@IBMCA

VP, Data Warehouse Solutions


Program Director, DW Solutions
Program Director, DW Solutions

Marketing/Product/PM/GTM

Drew Friedrich/Las Vegas/IBM@IBMS


Lynn C Jonas/San Francisco/IBM@IBMUS
Jim Lawrie/Markham/IBM@IBMCA
Alan Meyer/Riverside/IBM@IBMUS
Phil Downey/Australia/IBM@IBMAU

Marketing Executive, Smart Analytics System


Product Marketing, Smart Analytics System
Product management, Smart Analytics System
Senior Marketing Manager, Smart Analytics System
Sr. Product Management / Smart Analytics System

Worldwide and Geo Contacts

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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:

Nether Teradata or Netezza have native analytics capabilities,


only warehouse. They have to rely on third-parties for analytic
capabilities, forcing their customers to deal with different
delivery dates and support coverage
Oracle doesnt deliver equivalent functionality in a pre-packaged
faction
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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

Built on the most reliable distributed 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

Upcoming HADR enhancements for InfoSphere Warehouse


allow to perform rolling upgrades of warehouse software
98% hot-firmware upgradability allows maintenance to be
performed while the system is running, further reducing
planned 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

Pre-configured BI Module (Cognos) performs 3 time faster than in


stand-alone Cognos installations

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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.

As an example, the warehouse software uses DPF shared-nothing cluster


architecture to ensure that new modules can be added to satisfy
growing need, while delivering consistent performance even across
different generation modules (different servers, storage or processor)
Different generation storage and processor can coexist within one
installation

POWER-based HW can be upgraded from one generation processor to the


next by simply switching boards within the same chassis, further
enhancing investment protection and minimizing business disruption
Source International Technology Group 4/29
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Customer Driven
High Performance Drives Lower Costs

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50% Less

50% less floor space than competitors from superior


database compression, server & storage performance

3X Faster

Pre-configured Cognos 8 BI can


triple out of the box performance

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IBM Global Financing Support for IBM Smart Analytics


Obtain the Analytics System you need vs. what you can afford

Flexible, affordable financing options


Competitive rates
Customized structures available
Clear, concise terms and conditions

Single monthly payment for entire system


Financing helps clients.

$
$
$

Conserve cash for core operations


Acquire more within budget
Accelerate ROI
Helps smooth out upfront costs
Match costs more closely to benefits

Improve cash flow with predictable monthly


payments
Avoid technology obsolescence
Total Solution financing:
http://www03.ibm.com/financing/us/lifecycle/index.html

Software Financing:

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http://www03.ibm.com/financing/us/lifecycle/acquire/itsoftware.
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Ways To Acquire Total Solutions:


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