The Future of IT - Securing, Enabling and Transforming the Enterprise

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The Future of IT - Securing, Enabling and Transforming the Enterprise Bill Vass Senior Vice President, Chief Information Officer Sun Microsystems, Inc. Agenda • Sun IT Scope • Sun Strategy • Industry Trends > Utility, Grid, Mobility, Security, Virtualization > Disaster Preparedness – a global perspective • Q&A Sun Proprietary/Confidential: Internal Use Only Sun IT: Scope & Scale Support 170+ Countries 35,000 Employees 8,000+ Suppliers, Partners, Vendor Staff 27,000 SunRays Centralized Infrastructure 1700 Data Center Servers 4 Million Internal Web Pages 6 Core Data Centers 600,000 Web hits/day 600+ TB of Data 7 Firewall Complexes 600 Applications iForce Centers R&D Centers Manufacturing Plants Sales Locations Data Centers Sun Proprietary 5 Million Emails per Day 3 Things to remember about Sun's strategy: Open Systems – We are the number 1 provider of Open Systems in volume, and EVERYTHING we do follows Open Standards. NO VENDOR LOCK-IN. Open Source – We are the number 1 contributor to the open source community in volume of code and products open sourced. We have sold more supported copies of Open Source software than ANY other vendor. 4 Sun Proprietary Sun has a Three Chip Strategy: x86 / x64 SPARC CMT Team Team The Power of 32 Xeon Servers on a chip – 9600watts vs. 52 watts Three chips, Solaris on all of them Chip Multi Threading Sun Proprietary 5 Sun has a Three Operating System Strategy: Linux Solaris Microsoft Open Source Standards Based Open Source Standards Based, Free RTU, Lower cost than Red Hat x86/x64/SPARC Sun Proprietary Closed / Proprietary One Vendor Based x86/x64/SPARC x86/x64 6 Sun Client Strategy: Ulta Thin Ulta Thick PDA Cell J2ME/Java ES/CDS Thick Really Dumb 70% 28% 2% Network Driver Like a TV Set Java Desktop - Open Source Microsoft Windows 7 Sun Proprietary Really Smart Work at Home or Office Connected to a Network Mostly Connected IT Industry Trends Technology Java Technology ● Significant Mobility ● Wireless ● Thin Clients ● Browser is the UI ● Portal is the entry point ● Auto-ID ● ● Infrastructure Data Center Virtualization ● Networked Storage ● Bandwidth Economics ● IP Telephony ● High Availability ● Security ● Business Continuity/DR Extended Enterprise Partner Integration ● Ebusiness ● Services vs. Servers ● Collaboration Tools ● ● Applications Application Consolidation ● Self-service Applications ● Knowledge Management ● Content Management ● Web Services 12/9/05 Page 8 High Bandwidth Is Taking Off Worldwide Hotels Connected Units in Millions 2.5 2.0 30 1.5 1.0 0.5 0.0 20 10 U.S. Cable & DSL High Speed Year end in Millions of Subscribers 50 40 DSL Cable 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 0 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 Source: www.LeichtmanResearch.com Source: In-Strat/MDR, 7/03 Worldwide WLAN Access Points Shipments in Millions by IEEE Standard 35 Mobile Packet Data (Cell) U.S. Subscribers in Millions 80 30 25 20 15 10 5 0 70 60 50 40 30 20 10 0 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 Source: IDC, 2003 Sun Proprietary 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 Source: IDC, 2003 20079 CIO - Devices Increase, My Control Decreases Network Devices # of Network Devices $ My Budget Controllable Network Devices 1997 2001 Sun Proprietary 2003 Time 10 My Boss Wants Me To... • Reduce costs • Reduce complexity • Improve security, while increasing productivity • Compliance Business value – save money, more security, getting better information faster, more productivity 11 Sun Proprietary The Context: All Industries Move to Utility Models Price Ubiquity $479/T1/Mos Customize Standardize Sun Proprietary Utilize 12 Sun Grid Proposed Products DEFINITION C ompute Utility Storage Utility Developer Utility Desktop Utility A pplication Utility F virtualized CP memory and ully U, storage connected via a network. TA G R ET HP HP "Batch" C, TC, workloads PR E IC $1/ CP Hr U/ Application container "on demand" to provide stateless and statefull transaction substrates. A network centric integrated developer & test environment, build to advantage utility development and deployment patterns. Secure mobile session access, all clent data secured in the data center, but accessible over any network. Container supporting key Sun products including Sun J ava E nterprise Server products ISV' s, Service Oriented Architectures P Transaction or er P U + Subscription P Community and E nterprise Application Development xSP Call Centers, , E ducation and E nterprise Compliance Initially support for developers & developer test, moving to stateless transactions P Time/ seat + er Containers for infinite test User Class/ Time P Transaction or er P U + Subscription P 13 Sun Proprietary ISP/ASP Service Delivery • • • • • • • Great for Broad Band and ISPs / Telcos Ideal for Selling CPU/Storage Units “Nothing But Network” Offices Secure Mobility Network Based Replaces an IT organization with a service Massive consolidation results in the lowest possible service delivery cost 14 Sun Proprietary JavaBadge One, Multi-App Badge With a Future vs. Multiple Cards With No Future Merging Physical Entry and Authentication/Access Badge Vastly Increases IP Protection Corporate Card/ Physical Access Card Sun RayTM Server Session Mobility Card PKI Authentication Token Card/x509 = 15 Replaces Safeword Challenge/Response Card ePurse/Payment Card Sun Proprietary Java Desktop System ● ● ● ● GNOME Desktop StarOfficeTM Software Mozilla Evolution ● Secure Mobile Access through VPN and Portal Environment Synchronization ● ● Bundled Open Stack 16 Sun Proprietary Mobility With Security Today at Sun • • • • • • • • • • • 33, 000+ Sun Rays deployed at Sun 1 SA per 6000 clients – going 20K $ 2.8M Power Savings Zero Move/Add/Changes Patching and OS upgrade speed Zero annual desktop refresh costs $71 M Savings in Real Estate Software License Savings Secure: token authentication, no viruses Silent: no fans or moving part No User time for boot up and OS management Sun Proprietary = Big Savings 17 “Nothing But Switch Gear” Offices Hardened 24x7 Environment Remote Storage Disks (SSP) providing "Data Tone" Diskless Servers Provide End User Applications and Use Remote SSP for All Storage Soft PBX Functions Supporting VoIP Call Routing and Provides Voice Messaging Buildings with No Servers, No Voice Systems, and Only Redundant Network Gear Provide a HA Environment with No Onsite Maintenance Needed Consolidation of Hundreds of Servers to Tens of Servers VoIP Soft Phones and VTC on Sun Ray Servers Replace the Need for Standard Phones Convergence at the Sun Ray Server Sun Proprietary 18 Mobility With Security Tomorrow at Sun • Soft phone savings • Soft PBX ( today) • N1™/Grid on Sun Rays ( today) • Zero admin offices ( today) • Sun Ray at home ( today) > > > > > > No license costs No admin costs No lost data No sync file problems Secure connection with token Fast and simple Sun Proprietary = Big Savings 19 N1 Utilization of Sun Ray Servers User Starts Session on Home Sun Ray Server with Smart Card 20 Sun Proprietary Voice Communications Soft PBX Messaging Convergence “Follow-Me” Number Voicemail Routing Conference Calls Fax Routing Web Interface Email/Voicemail Integration Voice Network IP Network Phone Number Follows JavaBadge VoIP on Long Haul Follow-Me Number Will Route to Cellphone 21 Sun Proprietary Complete Centrally Managed End to End IT Service Delivery as a Utility – how does it work 22 Sun Proprietary Stateless vs. Stateful Example: SMTP Front End ● Web Server ● Proxy Server ● WebCache Server ● Portal Server ● JES App Server ● SunRay Server ● LDAP Server ● Example: JES Mail ● JES Cal ● RDBMS ● COTS Apps ● 23 Sun Proprietary Future Grid Service Delivery Local Grid Controller N1 Managed Stateless Servers with Grid Engine VPN Connections Customer A Data Center Internet Local Grid Controller Telco provides CPU and Storage Units through Grid Software Customer B Data Center Servers shared by many customers. Sun Proprietary 24 Future Full Service Delivery Same Telco Backend can provide Desktop and other IT services to some customers and Grid CPUs to others N1 Managed Stateless Servers with Grid Engine Internet 25 Sun Proprietary Future Service Delivery Simple and Rich PDA / Cell Clients Office, Thin Clients Home / Mobile Internet Wireless Thin and Thick Phone Services 26 Sun Proprietary Full Badge Based IT Service Delivery Wired Thin Client Office Home / Mobile Thin Client Internet Consumer ISP/ASP IT Provider Wireless Thin Client Office Sun Proprietary Corporate ISP/ASP IT Provider 27 Full Badge Based IT Service Delivery Wired Thin Client Office Home / Mobile Thin Client Internet Consumer ISP/ASP IT Provider The Same Device Provides a Secure Corporate and Consumer Desktop / IT Service Were Ever the User Connects Wireless Thin Client Office Sun Proprietary Corporate ISP/ASP IT Provider 28 Web Services Architecture Portal and Digital Identity Digital ID Service Registry (UBR) Applications L oosely Coupled by Web Services DW All Applications' Services Are Ready to Be Used by Any Client That Has Access to the UBR 29 Sun Proprietary Dynamic Portal Service Delivery Full Feature Trusted with Token XML UDDI Business Registry UBR View & Features Vary by Authentication, Role, and Device Portal Service Directory and Identity Service Service Content Management, KM, DM, Channels Sun Proprietary Service Service Service Legacy ERP Application Service Communications / Messaging Operating Environment Sun Servers & Storage Java™ Enterprise System 30 Secure Access Anywhere – Any OS or Device Unmanaged Client with Browser Sun Ray at Home Unmanaged Client with Browser Broadband Managed Client with iWORK Toolkit WAN Resources Connect Dial Up and Broadband Sun Proprietary Portal Managed Client with iWORK Toolkit Dial up 31 IT Service Delivery Thin Corporate ISP/ASP IT Provider Cycle Service Delivery Thin Grid Customer A Data Center Consumer ISP/ASP IT Provider Consumer ISP/ASP IT Provider Grid Customer B Data Center Thick Simple and Rich PDA / Thick /Cell Clients Corporate ISP/ASP Sun Proprietary IT Provider 32 “Day in the Life” Secure Session Access 33 Sun Proprietary What If The “Big One” Hits California? Disaster Preparedness & Business Continuity Business Continuity Planning > Disaster Recovery > IT Resumption Business Continuity Planning (BCP) means proactively identifying current and relevant business risks and threats to a business operation and maintaining and implementing related cost effective recovery plans. Disaster Recovery Plans (DR) are a sub-set of BCP instantiating specific preventive architectures, emergency processes, and other rules to recover/restore a business or IT service for a specific context. IT Resumption Planning follows the business priorities and goals in a company’s BCP and DR plans, and includes both proactive steps to anticipate events, and specific IT plans to recover and restore services. 34 Sun Proprietary Disaster Recovery US Datacenter 1 (Broomfield) Securit y Infrastructure DR Application Client Network Server Storage Physica l Partne r EMEA Datacenter 1 Grid Grid Local EMEA DR Grid Grid Virtual datacenter APAC Datacenter 1 Local APAC DR 35 Sun Proprietary US Datacenter 2 (Charlotte) DR Storage Architecture 36 Sun Proprietary From natural to legal disasters: IT is now more than ever about “controls” IT General Controls 1.IT Policy Compliance 2.Applications Development 3.Application Support 4.Data Center Support 5.Security 6.Change Management 7.Environmental Controls 8.Identity & Access Mgmt (IAM) Application Controls 1.System Access 2.Segregation of Duties 3.Authorization 4.Configuration & Acct. Mgmt. 5.Interfaces & Conversions 6.Exception Reporting More than 1,100 General Controls Tested ➢ 80+ Core SOX Applications ➢ 1,500+ Applications Controls Tested A portal oriented, secure, JavaBadge enabled infrastructure has been essential to comply with SOX cost-effectively! 37 ➢ Sun Proprietary Summary • Open Systems, Open Source – but can deliver Windows • Same infrastructure provides both Grid CPUs or Complete IT service • Complete IT service delivery: > Client, desktop, Voice, Video > Desktop software and productivity tools > All JES servers plus ERP delivered to every device via Portal > Both thick and thin clients • Plays to Sun's and Telcos' expertise • Stateless N1 Grid management • Complete “IT in a Box”, secure, compliant services as utility on demand • Access from anyplace the wireless or wired Internet can be accessed • All IT services on the Edge and with Disaster Recovery built-in • Very secure, one size doesn't fit all, token based, virus free 38 Sun Proprietary The Future of IT - Securing, Enabling and Transforming the Enterprise Bill Vass Senior Vice President, Chief Information Officer Sun Microsystems, Inc.

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