Discover the features and benefits of IBM i 6.1 to help cost-justify your upgrade to the latest release and learn about the outstanding ISV support that accompanies this new release. Topics include: Support for virtual IBM i partitions Expanded support for IBM Storage Solutions Significant performance enhancements for Java and WebSphere applications New web based management with Systems Director Enable consolidation of i and x86 servers with an IBM BladeCenter solution Support for disk clustering with PowerHA Encryption of data at rest and backups And much more….

1. IBM Power Systems
Craig Johnson
IBM i 6.1 Power Systems Software
All statements regarding IBM's future direction and intent are subject to change without notice, and represent goals and objectives only.
© 2009 IBM Corporation

2. IBM Power Systems
IBM i: Efficient, Resilient Business Processing
 Integrated middleware for efficient business
processing
 Virtualized to manage multiple applications and
processes
 Optimized for exceptional business resilience
 Trusted security with auditing and compliance tools
 Simplified operations and storage management
 Architected for open application design choices
 Scalable to enable non-disruptive business growth
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3. IBM Power Systems
IBM i - The integrated operating system for Power Systems
 IBM i has a track record of delivering lower total cost of ownership than x86 Three-year IT Cost for EnterpriseOne Deployments
servers Averages for All Installations
– IBM i and Power servers offers three-year IT costs that are 34% less than for
use of Windows servers and SQL Server and 51% less than for use of Linux
servers and Oracle (1)
 The IBM i operating environment includes operating system and middleware
components that are designed, developed, built, tested, delivered, and
supported as one
Utilization x86 IBM i
 Almost all customers run multiple applications on a single IBM i environment
– IBM i subsystems provide workload isolation Average utilization 4.07% 41.48%
– IBM i systems typically run at a higher utilization rate than x86 systems (2)
 PowerVM provides industrial Strength Virtualization for AIX, IBM i, and Linux
 IBM BladeCenter enables small and mid-sized i clients to consolidate their IT
environment
 IBM i has a proven reputation for exceptional business resiliency Cost of Downtime – Three years
– 3 year cost of downtime for IBM i averages 80% less than x86 servers (1)
3.01
Industrial
2.43
Distributor
0.41
 Technology Independent Machine Interface ensures IBM i application Food & Beverage
Manufacturer
7.01
9.02
1.44
compatibility as the hardware technology changes 5.32
Window s/SQL servers
Electronics Linux/Oracle servers
– IBM i releases and versions offer binary compatibility and hardware optimization Manufacturer
0.80
4.26
Pow er server/i
– Recompilation has not been required Paper Products
Manufacturer
9.48
11.58
1.71
$ Millions
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4. IBM Power Systems
 IBM i has a track record of significantly fewer security advisories than Microsoft
Windows Server
– Secunia has issued 185 security advisories for Windows Server 2003 with only 1 for IBM
i (3)
 Systems Director Navigator for i is an integrated tool for managing the
integrated IBM i operating environment
 Through single level store, IBM i balances data across available storage
resources based on performance, capacity, or type of drive
– IBM i customers typically do not have storage administrators
 DB2 for i is a fully compliant SQL database that also provides the unique ability
to support RPG applications
– DB2 for i was the first database to meet 100% of the core SQL 2008 ANSI
standard SQL
Feature DB2 for i
– Integrated system and storage management and security results in easier Server
administration - majority of IBM i clients do not have a DBA Self Adjusting Query Optimizer
No Yes
for improved performance
Automatic creation of Indexes No Yes
 IBM i runs on the fastest processors in the industry: POWER6 5.0 GHz offering
Automatic placement of data
scalability for small, mid-sized and large enterprises and indexes on disk
No Yes
Automated Index Maintenance No Yes
 IBM provides a single point of support for the IBM i operating environment
The i operating environment is an important, strategic element in the IBM product portfolio and we are making substantial investments in
the future of i because its continued success in the market is essential to IBM’s overall business performance.
The information contained in this document has not been submitted to any formal IBM test and is provided "AS IS" with no warranties or guarantees either expressed or implied.
IBM, the IBM logo, AIX, BladeCenter, DB2,, POWER, PowerVM, PowerHA, Power Systems, POWER6, are trademarks or registered trademarks of International Business Machines Corporation
Linux is a registered trademark of Linus Torvalds in the United States, other countries or both.
Microsoft, Windows and the Windows logo are registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the United States, other countries or both.
1 ITG Report: Value Proposition for IBM Power Servers and i: Comparing Costs For EnterpriseOne Deployments June 2009
2 Comparing IBM System i Annual Operating Costs in Large Enterprises. Summary of IBM Customer IT Optimization Studies 2002-2006 An IBM White Paper
3 http://secunia.com/product/1174/?task=statistics and http://secunia.com/product/13949/?task=statistics
4 © 2009 IBM Corporation

5. IBM Power Systems
IBM i 6.1
CPW Application
The next step for efficient, resilient business processing 250
Response Time
(Milliseconds)
200
150 DS8000 IOP Based
Direct Attach (internal)
100 DS8000 w/IOPless
50
 New SAN DS8000 performance optimization 0
0 20000 40000 60000 80000 100000 120000 140000 160000 180000
Throughput (Transactions /Minute)
 New PowerHA disk clustering
 New PowerVM virtual storage for i partitions
 New support for BladeCenter
 New Java Virtual Machine, shared with AIX & Linux VIOS
Power Hypervisor
 New Systems Director Navigator
i 5.4 GA i 6.1 GA
1400
1200
1000
800
+68% +78%
600
400
200
Announce: 1/29/08 0
Native JDBC Toolbox JDBC
GA: 3/21/08
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6. IBM Power Systems
SAN Performance Optimization
 New 4 Gbit Dual Port Fibre Adapters (no IOP required)
 Optimizes disk performance for SAN storage
 i 6.1, POWER6 processor-based systems, and IBM DS8000
CPW Application
250
Response Time
(Milliseconds)
200
150 DS8000 IOP Based
Direct Attach (internal)
100 DS8000 w/IOPless
50
0
0 20000 40000 60000 80000 100000 120000 140000 160000 180000
Throughput (Transactions /Minute)
Performance based on specific workloads and configurations. Improvements shown are valid only for those workloads. Your results may vary and are dependent on the application and configuration.
6 © 2009 IBM Corporation

7. IBM Power Systems
Additional I/O Support
 Smart IOA support for Fibre Channel Adapters
– Providing significant performance enhancements for
attachment of System Storage solutions
 Solid State Drive (SSD) can provide game-changing
performance
– 69 GB drive saves space, energy, and maintenance
– Advanced IBM i storage management on POWER6 processor
based servers and blades
 Support for SFF SAS Disk Drives
– 69GB Capacity
 Next generation 12X I/O drawer provides base for
increased I/O performance
– Expanded PCIe and SAS SFF disk capabilities provide speed
& save space and energy
 Statement of Direction#
– IBM plans that IBM i 6.1 will support the PCIe 380MB Cache
Dual-4X SAS RAID Adapter (#5903) by year end 2009
#All statements regarding IBM's future direction and intent are subject to change or
withdrawal without notice, and represent goals and objectives only.
* Also supports IBM i 5.4
7 © 2009 IBM Corporation

8. IBM Power Systems
PowerVM: Virtualization for Power Systems
Building a foundation for a Dynamic Infrastructure
 Industrial Strength Virtualization
– Unified offerings for AIX, IBM i, and Linux
– Managed by IBM Systems Director
 Reduce Costs with Consolidation
– Reduce hardware, software, and energy footprints with micro-
partitioning supporting up to 10 partitions per core 65% of Power Systems
shipped with
 Improve Service with Virtualization PowerVM in 2008
– Respond to changes in workload demands with automatic
movement of processor and memory resources
– Enhance IT infrastructure flexibility with I/O virtualization
 Reduce Risk with Mobility
– Eliminate planned outages and balance workloads across
systems with Live Partition Mobility for AIX and Linux partitions
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9. IBM Power Systems
IBM i I/O Virtualization can Improve Service
 Respond quickly and flexibly to business opportunities and
customer demands; align physical and IT assets to the
business to enable rapid, agile response to changing
business circumstances
 Power Systems support dedicated I/O Power Hypervisor
– I/O resources assigned to partitions
– Adapters can be moved between partitions
 IBM i supports I/O virtualization VIOS
– IBM i can host I/O for i 6.1, AIX, & Linux partitions
– Plus iSCSI attached VMware and Windows servers Power Hypervisor
√ Reduce costs while improving IT infrastructure flexibility
IBM i 6.1 hosting of IBM i 6.1 partitions requires POWER6 processor-based servers
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10. IBM Power Systems
VIOS I/O Virtualization can Improve Service
 Respond quickly and flexibly to business opportunities
and customer demands; align physical and IT assets to
the business to enable rapid, agile response to
changing business circumstances
 Power Systems support dedicated I/O
Power Hypervisor
– I/O resources assigned to partitions
– Adapters can be moved between partitions
 PowerVM adds I/O virtualization
VIOS
– Virtual I/O Server (VIOS) enables sharing
of I/O resources among partitions
– NPIV support simplifies SAN management*
Power Hypervisor
– Multiple VIOS partitions provide redundancy*
√ Reduce costs while improving IT infrastructure flexibility
VIOS hosting of IBM i 6.1 partitions requires POWER6 processor-based servers
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11. IBM Power Systems
Support for IBM Storage Systems with IBM i
 Expanding storage options for IBM i clients with PowerVM VIOS
SVC DS3000 DS4000 XIV DS5000 DS6800 DS8000
Power IBM i Version 6.1 & 6.1 & 6.1 & 6.1 & 6.1 & 5.4 & 6.1 5.4 & 6.1
Systems POWER6 POWER6 POWER6 POWER6 POWER6 POWER5/6 POWER5/6
(DS3400)
IBM i Attach VIOS VIOS VIOS VIOS VIOS Direct* Direct* or
VIOS
Power IBM i 6.1 Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No Yes
Blades (through (BCH) BCS DS3200
(BCH) (BCH) (BCH)
VIOS) BCH DS3400 and
DS3200
July 2009 Announcement
11 * Supports Smart IOA Fiber Adapter with IBM i 6.1
© 2009 IBM Corporation

12. IBM Power Systems
New Java and Web Services Technology
 IBM 64-bit Java™ Virtual Machine
– Helps ISVs with application portability
– Works with popular industry tools
– Improved performance over Classic JVM
 Integrated Web Application Server*
– Simplifies the deployment of Java applications
– Supports applications that use JSF, JSP, and servlets
– Supports access to DB2
– Requires minimal system resources & administration
– Used by System Director Navigator for i and DB2 Web
Query
 Integrated Web services environment*
– Easily expose RPG and COBOL programs as Web
services
– Invocation of Web services from RPG, C/C++, COBOL
program
* Also available with i 5.4
12 © 2009 IBM Corporation

13. IBM Power Systems
IBM i 6.1 Java & WebSphere Performance Improvements
i 5.4 GA i 6.1 GA
Test Environment
1400  IBM Technology for Java VM
+68% +78%
Transactions per Second
1200  WebSphere Application Server 6.1
1000  DB2
800  2-tier environment
600  POWER5+ 2.2Ghz 2-core partition
 Trade 6.1 (stock trading) workload
400
200
0
Native JDBC Toolbox JDBC
 Improvements primarily in JDBC, DB2 and Java
– Includes 64K pages (only available on POWER5+ and beyond)
 Some improvements available via i5.4 PTFs
– But majority of improvements available only in i 6.1
•Improvements shown above are valid only for these specific workloads -- Your results may vary and are dependent on the application.
13 © 2009 IBM Corporation

14. IBM Power Systems
New Systems Management Tool
 IBM Systems Director ™ Navigator
for i
– New web based tool for managing i
– Alternative to iSeries Navigator
– Additions:
• Performance Data Investigator
• PowerHA for i
– Automatically installed with i 6.1
– Plans to snap into IBM Systems
Director
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15. IBM Power Systems
New Performance Investigator Tool
 Performance Data Investigator
– Enhanced viewing and analysis of i
collection services data
– New Performance group in Navigator for i
– Visualize data in charts and tables
– Collection Services files from a previous
release can be converted to a i 6.1 format
and then viewed via the tool
– Included with i 6.1
– Works with Performance Tools for deep
performance analysis
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16. IBM Power Systems
DB2 Enhancements
 Extending standard leadership with
additional database functions
– Full Outer Join, VALUES in FROM Decimal
Floating Point, and more
 Performance Improvements
– More queries will take advantage of the new
SQL Query Engine
 Enhancements to On Demand
Performance Center
– Customizable reports, copy results to a
spreadsheet, and more
 Full text document searching through DB2
– OmniFind Text Search Server for DB2 (5733-
OMF)
– Supports finding a DB2 record based on text
contained in a document (e.g., Word,
PowerPoint) that is stored in a database
column
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17. IBM Power Systems
PowerHA for i
 IBM storage based clustering product
– Can enable near continuous application service
– Minimize impact from planned & unplanned
outages
– Supports regular and sustained role swap
operations
 IBM i and SAN based mirroring
– IASP data replicated for Cross Site Mirroring
– Geographic Mirroring - i synchronous mirroring
– Metro Mirror - SAN synchronous mirroring
– Global Mirror - SAN asynchronous mirroring
 i Cluster Management
– Enables automatic or manual failover
– Keeps systems in sync
– Establishes a heartbeat between the systems
– Backup recovery operations via Flash Copy
17 © 2009 IBM Corporation

18. IBM Power Systems
Security Enhancements
 Offer software encryption to help meet regulatory requirements
– Encrypted BRMS backups of user data to tape or virtual tape
Encrypted Backup Enablement – i Option 44
– Encryption of data residing in an ASP (user and independent)
Encrypted ASP Enablement – i Option 45
– Both use AES symmetric key algorithm
 Enhanced Intrusion Detection and Prevention
– Real time notification (e-mail, pagers), improved auditing,
Navigator for i management
– Dynamic throttling down of clients initiating Denial of
Service attacks
 Strengthen i Integrity
– Digitally sign all i executables
– Eradicate any altered programs through automatic
retranslation of i executables
18 © 2009 IBM Corporation

19. IBM Power Systems
IBM i Integration with BladeCenter Enhancements
 VMware VMotion Support
– Enabled by shared storage spaces between integrated servers
– Supports VMotion, HA and DRS functions
 Virtual Storage Enhancements
– Virtual storage space snapshot enables backup while server is active
– File level backup support for Linux
 Configuration Enhancements
– Direct connect – Systems can be directly connected without an Ethernet
switch IBM Power server
– i cluster support - replicate iSCSI configuration objects
 Management Enhancements
– Management included in Navigator for i
 New Operating System Support
– Windows Server 2008
– Linux – SLES 10 and RHEL5
 Software Initiator support
– Supports for the Microsoft software initiator service with select models of
BladeCenter and System x servers IBM Power server
– Provides same level of integration, while saving the expense of the iSCSI
hardware adapter on the blades & servers
19 © 2009 IBM Corporation

20. IBM Power Systems
IBM i Supports POWER6 processor-based Servers
BladeCenter JS12, Power 520 Power 550
JS22, JS23, JS43 Express Express
IBM i 6.1 IBM i 6.1 required IBM i 6.1 required
for fastest GHz for fastest GHz
Power 560
Express
IBM i 6.1 Power 570
IBM i 6.1, 5.4 Power 595
20
IBM i 6.1, 5.4 © 2009 IBM Corporation

21. IBM Power Systems
BladeCenter: Foundation for Dynamic Infrastructure
 Enables small and mid-sized i clients to
consolidate their IT environment
– BladeCenter S holds 6 Power and x86 blades
– BladeCenter H holds 14 Power and x86 blades
 Delivers the performance required for
i applications
– IBM BladeCenter JS12 (2-core), JS22 (4-core), JS23 (4-core),
JS43 (8-core)
– Faster deployment with pre-installationof IBM i on BladeCenter S
 Supports consolidation of i and x86 storage
– BladeCenter S holds up to 12 x 450 GB disk drives + DS3200
– BladeCenter H: DS3200 DS3400, DS4000 and DS8000
– PowerVM™ VIOS partition manages Blade resources
 i Edition Express for BladeCenter S
– Priced below a 520 1-core system
– Lease price lower than what many are paying for hardware
maintenance
– With P05 software tier, SWMA for blades is less than what many
are paying today
21 © 2009 IBM Corporation

22. IBM Power Systems
IBM i Support for BladeCenter Solutions
 Continuous enhancements have strengthened BladeCenter solution for IBM i customers
1Q08 2Q08 3Q08 4Q08 1Q09 2Q09 3Q09 4Q09
JS22 JS12 LTO4 Tape Pre-install JS23, JS43 DS5000 NPIV support
IBM i on BCS for tape libraries
BladeCenter H BladeCenter S CBU Virtual tape XIV
DS3200 More….
DS4000 i Edition RAID SAS
DS3400 Switch
DS8000
SVC
LTO3 Tape
22 GA Dates © 2009 IBM Corporation

23. IBM Power Systems
Program Conversion
 Ensures unprecedented system integrity
 Delivers improved performance
 Enables exploitation of future system and processor capabilities
 Program conversion will be required to run with i 6.1
– Program conversion automatically upgrades software to exploit latest system
enhancements
– Not required for POWER6, which can run i 5.4
 Conversion requires program's creation data (observability)
– Note that all programs created for V5R1 or later releases have had their creation data
automatically saved during program creation
 Tool available now to analyze program conversion for V5R3 / V5R4
– Identifies potential issues, if any, and estimates conversion time
 Program conversion is performed during install/restore of applications, at first
use or at scheduled time
ITSO Redpaper: i5/OS Program Conversion: Getting Ready for V6R1 http://www.redbooks.ibm.com/redpieces/abstracts/redp4293.html?Open
23 © 2009 IBM Corporation

24. IBM Power Systems
Top Ten Reasons to Deploy IBM i 6.1
IBM i 6.1, the latest version of the integrated operating system for Power servers, can deliver significant benefits for i
customers including:
1. Enable consolidation of i and x86 servers with an IBM BladeCenter™ solution. i 6.1 is supported in IBM BladeCenter S and
H with BladeCenter JS12, JS22, JS23, JS43 blades.
2. Reduce impact of planned and unplanned outages with high availability solution from IBM. i 6.1 supports the new PowerHA
for i disk clustering solution.
3. Better performance for i and IBM Systems Storage™ environments through improved SAN support. i 6.1 with POWER6
processor based-servers and a new Fibre Channel Adapter can deliver performance with the DS8000 that is comparable to
internal disk.
4. Increased performance for Java™ and WebSphere™ applications with i 6.1 enhancements. In Java application
performance tests, IBM i delivered 68-78% more transactions per second than i 5.4 running on the same POWER5+
processor based-server.
5. Reduce IT costs with an easy, integrated, web-based management environment. i 6.1 delivers Systems Director Navigator
for i that enables web-based management. Navigator integrates with IBM Systems Director 6.1 providing a rich
management environment for multiple, heterogeneous servers.
6. Meet regulatory requirements by protecting data at rest and backups of critical business information through advanced
encryption options available for i 6.1.
7. Reduce costs and simplify creation of test and development environments through virtualization of i storage. i 6.1 with
POWER6 processor based-servers can be a virtual partition, receiving its I/O resources from another IBM i or PowerVM™
VIOS partition.
8. Simplify deployment of Java applications and extend value of business applications through a web application server and
web services environment provided with i 6.1
9. Enhance application functionality and performance with new DB2™ database functions and management tools provided
with i 6.1.
10. Deliver the performance required for IBM i applications with POWER6 processor based-servers. These 1 to 64 processor
core servers provide industry leading performance for IBM i, AIX®, and Linux operating systems.
24 © 2009 IBM Corporation

25. IBM Power Systems
IBM i Roadmap
2008 2009 2010
IBM i 7.1
IBM i 6.1.1
IBM i 6.1
25 * All statements regarding IBM's future direction and intent are subject to change or © 2009 IBM Corporation
withdrawal without notice, and represent goals and objectives only.

26. IBM Power Systems
Charles Goodman
Global ISVs Update WW Business Systems ISV Executive
All statements regarding IBM's future direction and intent are subject to change without notice, and represent goals and objectives only.
© 2009 IBM Corporation

27. IBM Power Systems
IBM i 6.1 gives greater functionality and performance to IBM i
users running
 SAP
 Oracle
 Lawson
 Infor
More Info:
http://www-03.ibm.com/solutions/alliance/us/list/solution/sap/index.html
27 © 2009 IBM Corporation

28. IBM Power Systems
SAP for IBM i 6.1 NEWS : 2009 Update
New i 6.1 Features and Functions Benefits for SAP :
PowerVM™ : IBM‟s virtualization technology
for IBM Power Systems , supports AIX , IBM i, i5/OS and Linux , enhanced consolidation of SAP landscapes, allows
dynamic LPARs, Micro-Partitioning, Multiple Shared Pools, simplified SAP environments on very few
Subsystems, Active memory sharing , VIOS (virtual I/O support), servers
Hypervisor, HMC, IVM
PowerHA™ : new HA / DR Features
enhanced protection against SAP application
HASM, HA/DR “DataMirror iCluster”, Enhanced XSM and IASP , H/A
outages higher availability of SAP solutions
Replication Manager : Metro/ Global Mirror HA Clustering, Virtual
Tape Support, New save/restore functions : "FlashCopy“ , "Save-
while-active", etc
New i 6.1 support for IBM Power Blade servers interesting new option for SAP on i customers with
IBM PowerBlade servers JS12 (2-core), JS22 (4-core), "Blade" Strategy
JS23 (4-core), JS43 (8-core), using PowerVM™ and VIOS /IVM
DB2 for i : new Functions and Features
New SQL engine, Web Query enhancements, Floating Point support, additional functions and enhanced DB-performance
of SAP on DB2 for i
Full „Outer Join‟, New pricing option based on runtime
New Advanced SAN Support and Disk Clustering Full choice of IBM Storage Options
Complete Support of IBM Storage Options DS 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 8000 Excellent disk performance
New SSD Disk Drives
IBM / SAP Project “KOBI” on IBM i lower implementaion cost = faster ROI
for rapid SAP implementation
28 © 2009 IBM Corporation

29. IBM Power Systems
JD Edwards Customers - Taking Advantage of New Technology
and IBM i and POWER6
 POWER6 and IBM i 6.1 improvements
– Overall system performance
– UBE Performance improvements
 Java/WebSphere enhancements
– Performance improvements for E1 customers
– Easy to install, easy to maintain
 SAN and disk enhancements
– Greater flexibility
– Improve performance with SSD
 Server consolidation with mix of i and AIX LPARs
29 © 2009 IBM Corporation

30. IBM Power Systems
Lawson and Infor Customers - IBM i and POWER6
Infor and Lawson applications will take advantage of the new functions
of V6R1, including VIOS support, Virtual Tape support, SSD, HA options
 Lawson
– Certified both S3 and M3 on IBM i 6.1
– They only support the new 64-bit JVM that became available in 6.1
– Performance improvement from enhanced Java performance
 Infor
– IBM i 6.1 gives overall Performance improvements
– ERPLX users will benefit from WebSphere performance improvements
30 © 2009 IBM Corporation

31. IBM Power Systems
Recent ITG TCO Study – June, 2009
Three-year IT Costs for EnterpriseOne Deployments: Averages for All Installations
Three-year IT Costs for EnterpriseOne Deployments:
Averages for All Installations
Source: VALUE PROPOSITION FOR IBM
POWER SERVERS AND i: COMPARING
COSTS FOR ENTERPRISEONE
DEPLOYMENTS, June 2009, International
Technology Group
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32. IBM Power Systems
JD Edwards EnterpriseOne Web Clients
Get More Done with IBM i 6.1
IBM i 6.1 + POWER6
IBM i 6.1
0% 5% 10% 15% 20%
 IBM i 6.1 can deliver
– More transactions per second JD Edwards EnterpriseOne UBE / Batch
– Faster batch run times
– Faster response times IBM i 6.1 + POWER6
– Lower CPU utilization
IBM i 6.1
 IBM i 6.1 delivers better performance than 0% 5% 10% 15% 20%
i 5.4 on POWER5 processor-based servers
Lawson M3 Order Entry
IBM i 6.1 + POWER6
 IBM i 6.1 on POWER6 processor-based IBM i 6.1
servers delivers even better performance
– Comparison to i 5.4 on POWER5 processor-based servers 0% 5% 10% 15% 20%
– i 6.1 delivers performance gains above CPW differences
between systems SAP BI Data Mart
– Includes benefit of WebSphere 6.1 / IBM Technology for
Java (J9) IBM i 6.1 +
POWER6
0% 10% 20% 30% 40%
32 © 2009 IBM Corporation

33. IBM Power Systems
Robin Clark
Business Unit Executive
VIP ISV Update ISV Sales - America
All statements regarding IBM's future direction and intent are subject to change without notice, and represent goals and objectives only.
© 2009 IBM Corporation

34. IBM Power Systems
Global Solutions Directory - Finding ISV IBM i 6.1 Solutions
1. Start Here
4. Click here
3. Your search criteria
2. Select options appears here as you
build it
http://www.ibm.com/partnerworld/gsd/
….or….
Google: IBM Global Solutions Directory
34 © 2009 IBM Corporation

35. IBM Power Systems
IBM i 6.1 and BladeCenter
Advanced Virtualization = Green
International Business Systems (IBS)
“The BladeCenter provides our customers with an IT
environment that's greener, and at an affordable price. With
VMWare and the IBM Blade Center they now only need to
manage one server to run IBS Enterprise and Bookmaster on i
blades and on x86 servers that accesses the same integrated
storage.”
Brett A. Paternoster
Global Director of Partners and Alliances
Compatible, Reliable, Smooth
Configuration Flexibility
Vision Solutions
Vormittag Associates, Inc. (VAI)
“Our software solutions were put through an extensive
"The capability of running IBM i on IBM BladeCenter opens battery of tests in terms of compatibility and reliability on
additional markets for our applications and also gives us IBM’s BladeCenter. Validation scenarios mirror exactly what
added configuration options in multiple operating system our customers experience on a daily basis and ran as
environments for existing and new customers." smoothly as on non-blade environments.”
Kevin Beasley Henry Martinez
Chief Information Officer Senior Vice President of Engineering
35 © 2009 IBM Corporation

36. IBM Power Systems
IBM i 6.1 Windows Integration / VMWare
Cost Effective Server Consolidation
Vormittag Associates, Inc. (VAI)
"IBM i integration with VMware allows our
customers using IBM i as a SAN to Blades or
System x servers to consolidate their Windows and
Linux workloads and increase their computing
resources utilization.“
Kevin Beasley
Chief Information Officer
Infrastructure Simplification
International Business Systems (IBS)
Power System
“IBM and IBS have provided proven solutions on the IBM Power i
(iSeries/AS400) server platform for over 30 years and share over 4,000 Power System with IBM i
customers. Over time IBS has expanded our core Power i applications to
include other modules that run on Intel and Linux servers, including Cognos.
With great anticipation, earlier this year we took advantage of the VMWare
feature in V6R1 to help our customers operate a simpler server environment
and run our entire application on an IBM BladeCenter.”
Brett A. Paternoster
Global Director of Partners and Alliances
36 © 2009 IBM Corporation

37. IBM Power Systems
IBM i 6.1 Java Performance V5R4 GA V6R1 GA
Transactions per Second
1400
Outstanding Java Performance +68% +78%
1200
Data Processing Services, Inc. 1000
800
"We've seen a gigantic improvement in going to IBM i
V6R1 and WebSphere Application Server Express V6 600
using the new 32-Bit JVM with our Flash On-line 400
Buying Experience application."
200
Dan Barrow 0
Founder and President Native JDBC Toolbox JDBC
Lowers System Utilization
Customers Explore Web Services Lavender and Wyatt Systems, Inc.
Island Pacific “By leveraging the newer technologies in Java 6,
facilitated by the new 32-bit Java JVM on the System i
“WebSphere Application Server has allowed our with V6R1, we have been successful in lowering overall
customers to explore the use of Web Services for system usage. Some clients have observed a reduction in
specific point solutions and that success then leads CPU utilization upwards of 50%. All of this adds up to a
towards greater adoption of Service Oriented lower overall solution cost for our clients."
Architecture and the Enterprise Service Bus.”
Brad Feller
Jim Phillips President
Director of Marketing
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IBM i 6.1 Data Encryption
Increased Security
Valid Technologies
“With i/OS 6.1 our biometric authentication solution,
VSSA benefits from data encryption beyond that
built into the solution - and at no additional cost or
operating overheads to the customer. We also get,
as a bonus, the encryption of all of our logs and
journals.”
Greg Faust
Managing Partner
Reduced Risk of Hackers
HarrisData
“The advanced encryption functions available in V6R1
help HarrisData software reduce the risk of accidental
disclosure of sensitive information stored on disk or on
tape. Without the encryption key, unauthorized access to
an encrypted data element such as Social Security
Number returns only a scrambled value. Even if hackers or
thieves manage to get their hands on your HarrisData
database, the sensitive information inside will still be
protected by the new encryption functionality.”
Lane Nelson
President
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Other Great IBM i 6.1 Features ISVs are using…
Virtualization / Logical Partitioning
Solarsoft Business Systems
“Solarsoft’s customers find it very easy to create
test, production or development logical partitions.
These partitions allow flexible creation, use and
sizing able to cope with our customers dynamic
computing environments, in a sense computing on Power Server
demand.”
Paul Craven
Chief Operating Officer
Power i and SAN Integration
Vormittag Associates, Inc. (VAI)
"Running IBM i on IBM SAN gives our customers
additional cost effective server consolidation and
disaster recovery capabilities by utilizing features
such as enhanced remote mirroring and cross site
mirroring.”
Kevin Beasley
Chief Information Officer
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Rational Development Tools for i (RDi)
Rich Components - Web Services
Computer Guidance Corporation
"EGL has a similar look and feel to the custom JSFs that we were
previously creating but with richer interface components and an
incredibly fast development turnaround time. Now with EGL it is
easier to integrate Web Services into our applications than before."
Roger Kirk
President and CEO
ISV/Customer Productivity
HarrisData
“The new Rational Development Tools for i speed up development
times and dramatically improve productivity. HarrisData supplies
source code to all customers on the IBM i, who can then leverage
the same Rational Development Tools for IBM i to speed up
development and deployment of any customizations or extensions
to their HarrisData system.”
Lane Nelson
President
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