© 2009 IBM Corporation John Pritchard Cloud Architect Cloud Computing Client Engagements IBM Software Cloud Computing Offerings

© 2009 IBM Corporation 2  IBM Software Cloud Offerings –Lotus Cloud Initiatives and Offerings –Rational Cloud Initiatives and Offerings –WebSphere Cloud Initiatives and Offerings –Tivoli Cloud Initiatives and Offerings –Smart Business Systems –Information Management Cloud Initiatives and Offerings  Summary Agenda

© 2009 IBM Corporation 3 LotusLive – Software as a Service (Sametime Unyte Meeting) Full-featured Web conferencing service includes polling, hand raising, record & playback. (Sametime Unyte Events) Internet-based event capabilities. Provides tools to create & manage webinars. An integrated suite of Web collaboration and business networking solutions including: (Lotus Notes Hosted Messaging) Full-featured, dedicated hosted service. (rich client and browser) (“Bluehouse”) An integrated suite of Web collaboration and business networking solutions including: Web-based service with personal calendar & shared contacts. Mobile sync capability. LotusLive Mobile for Blackberry LotusLive Sametime IM Web Conferencing Collaboration Additional Add-ons Files Chat service Activities Profiles and Contacts On line Meetings Files Chat service Activities Survey Forms Live Charts Profiles and Contacts Supports 27 Languages The information on the new products is intended to outline our general product direction and it should not be relied on in making a purchasing decision. The information on the new product is for informational purposes only and may not be incorporated into any contract. The information on the new product is not a commitment, promise, or legal obligation to deliver any material, code or functionality. The development, release, and timing of any features or functionality described for our products remains at our sole discretion. LotusLive Events LotusLive Meetings LotusLive Engage LotusLive Notes LotusLive Connections LotusLive iNotes Supports G1 languages Integrated with more than 60 Business Partners Over 40 million mail users Available Today Beta Available Today

© 2009 IBM Corporation 4 “Instant on” collaborative Application Lifecycle Management  Technology preview available now; Trial subscription available in June – Comprehensive collaborative ALM Solution – Integrated capabilities of Rational Insight, Requirements Composer, Team Concert, Build Forge, Quality Manager, more!  Flexible deployment options – Hosted Public Cloud Offerings – Hosted Private Cloud Offerings – Integrates with GTS Test Services for Cloud – New capabilities will be added over time Best Practice Processes Business Planning & Alignment Product & Project Management Requirements Definition & Management Configuration & Change Management Build & Deploy Management Asset Management Quality Management Compliance & Security GTS Test Services for Cloud IBM Rational Software Delivery Services for Cloud Rational Jazz

© 2009 IBM Corporation 5 Public Clouds DMZ Enterprise Private Clouds WebSphere ESB Family WSRR WebSphere Application Server Hypervisor Edition WebSphere CloudBurst Appliance WebSphere Cloud – Optimized by WebSphere Virtual Enterprise DataPower Appliance WebSphere Cloud – Elastic Scaling by WebSphere eXtreme Scale Bringing the “Cloud experience” to Smart SOA Virtualize Secure Elastic Scale Connect

© 2009 IBM Corporation 6 IBM WebSphere CloudBurst Appliance Image Management, Pattern Assembly and Deployment of SOA images in an Enterprise Private Cloud  Cost-effective – reduce hardware, software, and administration costs  Automate management of WebSphere products in a private cloud  Fast deployment and repeatability with pre-defined WebSphere patterns  Usage tracking for chargeback and management reporting  Secure appliance based on widely adopted WebSphere DataPower foundation  Manages entire lifecycle of WebSphere Images and Patterns with associated licenses  Integrates with Rational development tools, Tivoli management software

© 2009 IBM Corporation 7 Websphere - BPM BlueWorks A set of cloud-based BPM tools and content enabling Business Leaders, Business Analysts, and Business Professionals to experience the value of BPM by creating BPM Business Designs in the cloud, leveraging pre-built content, and collaborating through community tools. Access business & industry- specific content to understand the value of BPM 1. Easy on-ramp to BPM suite to test & deploy process 4. Collaborate with the community and leverage pre-built strategies, processes, and measures 2. Capture business intent, capabilities, & process in the cloud 3. Demos / Videos Web casts / Pod casts Best Practices Papers / Case Studies Process Maps Strategy Maps Capability Maps Business Measures Users can start at any entry points depending on their familiarity with BPM and what they want to do Acquire Expertise, Map Strategy, Execute Processes

© 2009 IBM Corporation 8 Tivoli - Core Components of Service Managed Clouds Deploying Cloud Services Managing Cloud Services Secure User Centric Self- Service Portal, Automation engine and Catalog Automated Provisioning and Image Management Monitoring, Security and Metering For Locating and Requesting Services

© 2009 IBM Corporation 9 Visibility across Applications, Data and Underlying Infrastructure Service Management Control Aligned to Business Priorities Process and Technology Automation across Business Services How are infrastructure events affecting services? Monitor Infrastructure Resources Map Service Dependencies to Infrastructure How are resources connected to provide business services? How are services meeting business user needs? Understand User Service Experience How effectively are requests for services being managed? Fulfill Service Requests Automate Service Operations Are activities efficiently executed when delivering business services? Align Assets and Resources to Business Priorities How are resources being deployed to meet business demand? Tivoli – Cloud Visibility, Control & Automation AssetContractsFinancial IncidentProblemChange Provide Business Aligned Dashboards What is the health of my business and the services that support it? Provide Security and Compliance Solutions How secure and compliant are my business services?

© 2009 IBM Corporation 10 Tivoli process automation engine Federated data subsystem Services, assets, configuration items Aggregated capabilities for managing your cloud environment Operational management technology IBM Tivoli Service Automation Manager ● Built on top of the IBM Service Management Platform ● Orchestrates technology, processes, people and data to provide cloud computing services and service management of cloud computing ● Provides rapid provisioning of physical and virtual resources IT infrastructure Platform management services Security services Provisioning services Usage and accounting services Monitoring services Energy management services Tivoli Service Automation Manager IBM Service Management Platform Tivoli Service Automation Manager

© 2009 IBM Corporation 11 EMBEDDED BILL OF MATERIALS Base Hardware Configuration:  1 42U rack  M2 Mgmt Server, 8 cores, 32GB Ram  1 H22 Blade for Thundercloud stack, 8 cores, 48GB RAM  Base configuration: –1x BladeCenter chassis –3 – 13 managed H22 blades, 8 cores, 48GB RAM  DS3400 FC attached storage Cloud Software Configuration:  Phoenix stack runs on 3650M2 management server –Windows 2003R2 Enterprise –Systems Director 6.1.1, ToolsCenter 1.1, DS Storage Manager, VMware VirtualCenter 2.5, VMware ESXi, MS SQL Server  BlueCloud v1.6.1 including appliance wizards  Tivoli Provisioning Manager v7.1 –DB2 9.5; WebSphere Application Server 6.1, Tivoli Directory Server 6.1  Tivoli Monitoring v6.2 –OS pack (active), Green Energy Manager (inactive)  Tivoli Storage Manager client –OS, DB2, potentially WebSphere  SUSE Enterprise Linux 10 sp2 Highlights:  Self contained: Prepackaged hardware / software, based on Phoenix platform and Service Management extensions  Plug and Play Workload Service Catalog – Allows clients to allocate, start and stop application workloads on “available” servers w/o requiring deep technical analysis  Self-service: Zero touch administration  “Lights-out” automated operation Service Management stack serves as the Presentation and Runtime layer that the client uses to request driven provisioning of virtual computing resources through:  a Web 2.0 Self-Service portal  management of multi-customer, multi-project collections of virtual systems  providing end-user reservation of compute and storage resources  automated provisioning and de- provisioning of resources  real-time monitoring of virtual resources  Software sourced from HIPODS and Tivoli products Service Management stack serves as the Presentation and Runtime layer that the client uses to request driven provisioning of virtual computing resources through:  a Web 2.0 Self-Service portal  management of multi-customer, multi-project collections of virtual systems  providing end-user reservation of compute and storage resources  automated provisioning and de- provisioning of resources  real-time monitoring of virtual resources  Software sourced from HIPODS and Tivoli products IBM CloudBurst

© 2009 IBM Corporation 12 “I know what I’m looking for, create a query and format it to my needs”  Self Service  Zero Footprint  No Training Required  Print A multidimensional report (i.e.: report sourced from the cube) might be equivalent to thousands of conventional reports represented on paper – user quickly drills down, filter, and responds to prompts to customize the single report Cognos Live – Cloud Based Reporting