1. Infrastruktur pada Enterprise System
Enterprise System – minggu ke 3
Mardhani Riasetiawan

2. Network/IT Society & Connected1
Network/IT Society & Connected
Orang, Devices dan organisasi sudah terhubung (connected) dalam suatu situsasi (i.e: office, rumah, mobile, etc)‏

3. Driving Forces : Corporate needs4
Driving Forces : Corporate needs

4. The Issues
The Issues
Petabytes Worldwide
Transient information or unfilled demand for storage
Information
Available Storage
The digital universe will grow 10-fold in five years, from ~ exabytes in 2006 to >1,600 exabytes in 2011
Information created surpassed available storage in 2007, will be 2X five years
Unstructured information accounts for >90% of the digital universe
Consumers/individuals account for ~70% of information created, yet enterprises have “responsibility/liability” for ~85%
Preservation “intense” information will grow 9-fold in 5 years 4
Source: John Gantz, Chief Research Officer, IDC

5. Enterprise Wave Wave 4 Wave 3 Wave 2 Wave 1
Interenterprise Integration (XRP)‏
Wave 3
Customer-Centric Integration (CRP)‏
Wave 2
Enterprise Integration (ERP)‏
Wave 1
Manufacturing Integration (MRP)‏
Sumber : E-business strategies

6. Business Strategy and Opportunities6
Business Strategy and Opportunities
Advantages
Potential lower cost of entry
Greater redundancy
More efficient scaling
Less complex to manage
More complex to manage
Application/data needs to be partition-able
Requires high performance interconnect fabric
Scale-up
AND
Scale-out
Potential higher cost of entry
Platform scalability limits
Challenges