Security and Governance as a Competitive Advantage

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    1. Security and Governance as a Competitive Advantage Case Study Tim Madewell Vice President Operations Chief Information Officer
    2. Innotas Fast Facts San Francisco based. Venture backed. 100% On-Demand IT Governance Software Solution Triple digit growth in 2007 and 2008 Customer satisfaction: 94% renewal rate 10x customer growth & 50x user growth in 3 years
    3. Virtualization, Scalability and Performance
      • The cornerstone to security, scalability, and lower cost of Software as a Service (SaaS)
        • Multi-tenant Application and Database
        • One source code
        • Hybrid Premise and Cloud Computing Infrastructure
        • All components of the infrastructure architected to be standard, modular & redundant – high availability
        • SAS 70 II Certified with primary co-lo and disaster recovery co-lo
        • Standardized environment management protocols
        • Published API (Internal & External)
    4. Innotas Architecture Innotas © 2008 Multi-Tenant Database Standby Americas Asia / PAC EMEA Managed Standby Facility Standby Database Primary Co-Location Facility Data Web Virtualized Application Web Browser WS API Clients Offline Backup Web Service API
    5. Governance Defined
      • Operations is part of the service in a SaaS model
        • Data Center Operations
        • Availability & Performance
        • SLA Management
        • Security
      • For Innotas, Governance is:
        • Visibility
        • Control
        • Reliability
        • Predictability
      Infrastructure/Systems End User API (Web Services)
    6. Growth & Governance Challenge
      • Situation: 2008 Deployed v1 of our web-service based API
        • Targeting large customers w/ requirements for enterprise integration
        • Course-grain API strategy….expose the UI through the API
        • Initial adoption with bulk updates and extracts
      • Build it and they will come…
        • Complication: By early 2009 adoption expanded to business processes spanning applications (SaaS-to-Premise, SaaS-to-SaaS)
        • Exposed limited visibility and control of the back-end API
        • Customer usage profiles and metrics changed
        • Greater performance fluctuations
    7. Why API Management for Innotas
      • Operations Effectiveness & Efficiency (Governance)
        • Visibility
        • Monitoring & Control
      • Service Level Management
        • Server load and performance management
        • Customer/Usage profiling – analytics
        • Impact assessment & capacity planning
      • Differentiated Service Offering
        • Customer facing usage reports
        • Granular API control
          • Monthly extract query vs. daily or real-time updates
        • TOU control
          • Scheduled API window
    8. API Management Solution Partner
      • Sonoa ServiceNet
        • Integrated with existing API and security model (login)
        • Separated web-traffic from user interface
        • Data and security maintained within Innotas
        • Real-time Monitor and Analytics
    9. Results
      • A single front-end to web service traffic
      • Increased response time for API support
      • Aggregate API usage trends and including in customer usage profiles (macro-level)
      • Adjusted (Tuned) usage profile and server capacity model
      • Indentified API performance and tuning areas (micro-level)
      • Providing customer facing API usage and performance report
      • Building standard API policy profiles and service levels
        • Data export/reporting profile (weekly, monthly)
        • Data synchronization profile (hourly, daily)
        • Real-time integration profile (ad hoc)
      • Create potential new or differentiated revenue opportunities
    10. Q&A
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