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- 1. What is Infrastructure Optimizationand Why do I Care? Howard Chow Microsoft MVP
- 2. • Infrastructure Optimization– 3 models • Focus Today: Core Infrastructure Optimization Model • Infrastructure Challenges • Levels of the Core IO Model – Where You Fit • Benefits of the Core IO Model What Will We Cover?
- 3. Level 200 • ExperienceAdministering Windows Desktops and servers • Network Administration Experience • Active Directory Experience Helpful Experience
- 4. • Reviewing ITChallenges • Examining the Core Infrastructure Optimization Model • Enhancing the Process with MOF and ITIL • Using Scenarios Agenda
- 5. Are my systems vulnerable? Howdo I keep them safe? How do I manage my branch offices and resources outside the corporate firewall? How do I accurately track our assets and licenses? Am I ready for Vista, LH, and Office 12? How do I know if my systems are compliant? How do I rapidly provision systems? How do I reduce costs? What we hear from you… How do I spend more time on important vs. urgent tasks?
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- 7. Enterprise IT Challenges Preventattacks, viruses, spam, etc. Address evolving threats Patch management Provide secure access Growth Customer service Regulatory compliance Device management Varying skill sets Mobility PC maintenance Server sprawl Legacy platforms Deployment and maintenance Identity management Software updates
- 8. Meeting Challenges withIO Infrastructure Optimization
- 9. Infrastructure Optimization Model IT& Security Process Development Application Platform Model Data Management SOA and Business Process Business Productivity Model Business Intelligence Enterprise Content Management Communication and Collaboration Core Infrastructure Model Identity & Access Management Data Protection & Recovery Security & Networking Desktop, Device & Server Management Key Enablers •Portals •Search •Messaging •Forms •Access •Identity •Presence •Rights Mgmt
- 10. Core IO Model Desktop,Server and Device Management Security and Networking Identity and Access Management Data Protection and Recovery CROSS-MODEL ENABLERS Identity Presence Rights Mgmt Network Access
- 11. • Reviewing ITChallenges • Examining the Core Infrastructure Optimization Model • Enhancing the Process with MOF and ITIL • Using Scenarios Agenda
- 12. Infrastructure Optimization Model CostCenter Uncoordinated, manual infrastructure More Efficient Cost Center Managed IT infrastructure with limited automation Managed and consolidated IT infrastructure with maximum automation Fully automated management, dynamic resource usage , business linked SLAs Business Enabler Strategic Asset
- 13. Core IO Modelin Action Manual Decentralized No Policies No Standards No Monitoring IT Reactive Standards Desktop and Server Policies Security Policies Perimeter lockdown Internal security may be vulnerable Management costs low Security is pro-active Zero-Touch Deployments Highly Integrated Environment Fully Automated Self- Provisioning Infrastructure is a competitive advantage
- 14. Where Customers AreToday Cost Center Uncoordinated, manual infrastructure More efficient Cost Center Managed IT Infrastructure with limited automation Managed and consolidated IT Infrastructure with maximum automation Fully automated management, dynamic resource Usage , business linked SLA’s Business Enabler Strategic Asset 64% 31% 3% 2%
- 15. $1,246 $261 $424 $1,931 $1,217 $3,148 $1,354 $774 $428 $2,556 $2,952 $5,508 $1,333 $542 $426 $2,301 $2,265 $4,566 Desktop Cost Savings Hardware/ Software Total Direct Costs End User Productivity & Downtime (Indirect Cost) Total TCO Administration Operations 30% 17% 10% 52% 31% 16%
- 16. Dynamic Systems willresult in reduced costs, improved reliability, and increased responsiveness across the entire IT life cycle Faster, more efficient development resulting in IT systems that are Designed for Operations Responsive, policy-driven IT systems that are self managing, reliable and cost effective SLAs that are met or exceeded resulting in satisfied business units and productive end users What is the Destination?
- 17. Deployment Costs HaveDeclined Costs experienced in prior upgrade of software Previous Upgrade Costs for current upgrade anticipated to be the same Next Upgrade Costs per Desktop Significant drop in actual costs Actual current cost of automated upgrade Actual current cost of manual upgrade manual upgrade
- 18. USMT, ACT, WinPE,RIS, PQDI, Ghost Light Touch Deployment ~ $350 per PC Deployment automation with Zero Touch (SMS, MOM) Zero Touch Based Deployment less than $100< per PC Manual Deployment $500 - $1,000 per PC Business Desktop Deployment Free prescriptive guidance and tools collection for Windows and Office Client deployment Modern Desktop: • Windows Vista • Windows XP • Office Enables Low Cost Deployment
- 19. Investment Cost Saving RationalizedLevel – Predictions Benefits
- 20. • Reviewing ITChallenges • Examining the Core Infrastructure Optimization Model • Enhancing the Process with MOF and ITIL • Using Scenarios Agenda
- 21. MOF and ITIL Microsoftthrough MOF defined many ITIL principles MOF applies ITIL to Microsoft products MOF and ITIL provide common IT Service Management taxonomy MOF makes Microsoft ITIL-Compliant MOF is a foundation to comply with SarbOx, HIPPA, ISO, and other regulations MOF makes ITIL actionable on the Microsoft Platform ITIL®
- 22. Detailed View MOF andITIL in IO Reactive Ad hoc Problem- Driven “Avoiding Downtime” Reactive Stable IT Request Driven Change Management and Planning “Keeping It Running” Proactive Accountable Increased Monitoring Formal Change Management SLA’s Predictability “Quality Driven” Proactive Optimizing Costs and Quality Agile Self Assessing Continuous Improvement “Taking The Lead”
- 23. • Reviewing ITChallenges • Examining the Core Infrastructure Optimization Model • Enhancing the Process with MOF and ITIL • Using Scenarios Agenda
- 24. Technology View ofthe IO Model
- 25. Scenario No server basedidentity management No password standards, users as admins Active Directory central authentication Security templates but no GPOs Group Policy deployed and enforced Security templates manage systems Centrally manage user provisioning across heterogeneous systems
- 26. Many desktop images Multipleversions of OS and Office No management Standards Standardized desktop images Single OS and Office Mission Critical Server Monitoring Standardized modern desktop images Automated Software Distribution Application Compatibility Solution Current version of OS and Office Desktop is part of business integration Fully Automated IT management Scenario
- 27. Limited, ad-hoc, lackof standardization Limited or no monitoring Some automation and standardization Antivirus, Firewall, standard images Defense-in-depth widely deployed Networks secured, services monitored Automated, central management Security updates, images - everything Scenario
- 28. User data notcentrally stored or archived Decentralized backup, untested recovery Standardized network storage (MyDocs) Server backup, tested server recovery User data stored and synced to server Company level backup and recovery Self-managed backup and recovery of all data Scenario
- 29. IT Service Management Data Protection Manager ‘Service Desk’ Capacity Planner Reporting Manager Operations Manager Data Storage and RecoveryProblem Management Capacity Management IT Reporting Operations Management Systems Management Server Operations Manager Performance and Availability Monitoring Software Update and Deployment Enabler for Microsoft’s Best Practices Microsoft Operations Framework Infrastructure Optimization Microsoft’s System Center
- 30. Sample Solutions Accelerators BusinessDesktop Deployment 2007 Solution Accelerator Microsoft Infrastructure deployment and migration Solution Accelerators Microsoft & partners infrastructure optimization services Application Compatibility and Active Directory Migration Toolkits Microsoft Operations Framework service delivery solutions
- 31. Microsoft’s Promises ToYou Enabling IT pros and development teams across the IT lifecycle
- 32. • Identify whereyou are in the Core IO Model • Identify the biggest challenges • Create a plan that uses solutions Session Summary
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