Inter connected enterprise trends & directions feb 19 2013

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Interconnected EnterpriseIntegration Trends & Directions, 2013Sid BhatiaProgram DirectorProduct Management, DataPower Gateway Appliances IBM Software Group Feb 19, 2013

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Change, complexity and uncertainty have become opportunities for businesses to innovate, transform, and grow in new ways

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Public Cloud

Mobile

Internet of Things

Communities

Trading communities

Big Data

Social Data

MDMPrivate Cloud

DMZ

BPM

WAS DB

DBCICS

DB2

SAP

.JCAPs

.NETPattern

Pattern

IMS

ODM

DB

DMZ

Engaging the world in this new era, requires a “new era platform” focus …

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…SOA principles are at the core of new era platform Initiatives

1960-1960- 1990-1990- 2010-2010-Time

Reach

Transaction Systems

Mainframe, IMS and CICS

WebSphere, Information Management

New Era Platforms

Web, e-business and SOA

Mobile, Cloud, Big Data

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Top Integration Trends

1. Mobile and Internet of Thingsextending the reach of the Enterprise

2. Changing role of Application Developerstaking responsibility for how their Applications get connected

3. Businesses opening up access to their capabilitiesusing APIs to encourage innovation from external developer communities

4. Synchronizing with SaaS applicationsenabling deployments spanning on-premise & off-premise cloud resources

5. Making it rapid & easy with patternsaccelerating creation and increasing deployment productivity

6. Turning information into proactive insights using integration to transform businesses from reactive to predictive

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1. Mobile and Internet of Thingsextending the reach of the Enterprise

Building Apps• Leveraging IBM

Worklight for productive multi-device development & management

Mobile Communications• Leveraging MQTT for

reliable, efficient, scalable mobile messaging

Cloud connectivity• CastIron to synch

mobile apps with SaaS data

Mobile

Internet of Things

Enterprise connectivity• Message Broker to expose

enterprise data, processes, applications

Security• DataPower to

secure, integrate & optimize workload

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2. Changing role of Application Developerstaking responsibility for how their Applications get connected

WebSphere .NET SpringJBoss

How can I map different versions of services?

How can my Apps be used in more ways e.g. Mobile

How can my Applications be ESB-ready?

How can I map different versions of services?

How can my Apps be used in more ways e.g. Mobile

How can my Applications be ESB-ready?

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3. Businesses opening up access to capabilitiesusing APIs to encourage innovation in developer communities

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4. Synchronizing with SaaS applicationsenabling deployments spanning on-& off-premise resources

Connecting to Clouds– Integrate new business services

in clouds with existing applications & business processes

Connectivity between Clouds– Use multiple cloud service

providers and integrate business services in those clouds

Connectivity in a Cloud– Use Connectivity in a cloud form

factor for private or public Connectivity Clouds

Connect To

Clouds

Connect To

Clouds

Connect Between Clouds

Connect Between Clouds

ConnectIn

Cloud

ConnectIn

Cloud

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5. Making it rapid & easy with patternsaccelerating creation and increasing deployment productivity

A dramatic shift in resources applied to the integration challenge

New sets of users in growing economies and mid-market

From integration developer role to integration architect and commodity developer

From integration developer to LoB self-service

Need to quickly “select, configure, deploy”

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6. Turning information into proactive insights transforming businesses from reactive to predictive

Capture what’s

happening

Generate model of

future

Predict most likely

outcome

Proactively optimize business

Tap into relevant

data

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BPM

WAS DB

DBCICS

DB2

SAP

.JCAPs

.NETPattern

Pattern

IMS

ODM

DB

IBM Integration portfolio – Integration Bus and Messaging

IBM Message BrokerIntegration Bus provides universal connectivity for heterogeneous environments across enterprise processes, applications, and data


IBM MQ messagingMessaging backbone provides reliable transport and data delivery across data center


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BPM

WAS DB

DBCICS

DB2

SAP

.JCAPs

.NETPattern

Pattern

IMS

ODM

DB

IBM Integration portfolio – Integration Gateway





DMZDMZ

IBM Caching ApplianceCache grids improve scale and performance


IBM DataPower Gateway ApplianceIntegration Gateway for secure & controlled access to enterprise resources, while optimizing workload delivery


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BPM

WAS DB

DBCICS

DB2

SAP

.JCAPs

.NETPattern

Pattern

IMS

ODM

DB

IBM Integration portfolio – SaaS Connectivity





DMZDMZ



Public Cloud

IBM Cast IronSynching data with SaaS apps to leverage new cloud economy







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Mobile

Internet of Things

IBM WorklightProductive multi-device development and management


IBM MQTTReliable, efficient, scalable messaging for mobiles and sensors


BPM

WAS DB

DBCICS

DB2

SAP

.JCAPs

.NETPattern

Pattern

IMS

ODM

DB

IBM Integration portfolio – Mobile and Internet of Things





DMZDMZ

Public Cloud










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Public Cloud



Private Cloud

BPM

WAS DB

DBCICS

DB2

SAP

.JCAPs

.NETPattern

Pattern

IMS

ODM

DB

IBM Integration portfolio – Private Cloud

Mobile

Internet of Things





IBM PureApplication SystemEnterprises looking to achieve “more with less” by better managing IT resources as collectives






DMZ DMZ








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Public Cloud



Private Cloud

BPM

WAS DB

DBCICS

DB2

SAP

.JCAPs

.NETPattern

Pattern

IMS

ODM

DB

IBM Integration portfolio – Trading Partners and Developer Ecosytem

Mobile

Internet of Things

Trading partner communities

DeveloperCommunities








IBM WorklightProductive multi-device development and management IBM Web API Management

Manage your APIs to open up access encouraging innovation from App Developers

IBM Web API ManagementManage your APIs to open up access encouraging innovation from App Developers



DMZ DMZ

IBM DataPower Gateway ApplianceB2B Integration Gateway for secure collaboration with communities of trading partners








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Public Cloud



Private Cloud

BPM

WAS DB

DBCICS

DB2

SAP

.JCAPs

.NETPattern

Pattern

IMS

ODM

DB

IBM Integration portfolio – Comprehensive Connectivity

Mobile

Internet of Things

Trading partner communities











DMZ DMZ





DeveloperCommunities





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Over 10,000 customers worldwide and growing!

in Connectivity & Integrationmarket share*

Announcement Marks Beginning of Second Decade of Software Leadership

“Gartner reported that IBM continues to be number one in other growing and key areas including the Enterprise Service Bus Suites, Message

Oriented Middleware Market,…and Integration Appliances.”April, 2012

* Source: “IBM Named Marketshare Leader in Middleware Software” http://www-03.ibm.com/press/us/en/pressrelease/37376.wss.

Report: IBM Named Marketshare Leader in Middleware Software

Connectivity from IBM Delivers Unrivaled Customer Value

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Cloud, Mobile, and API Connectivity: IBM has the most complete SOA portfolio, including the ability for customers to securely connect their existing environments to cloud applications, mobile devices, and expose their services as APIs, while optimizing the delivery of traffic

Breadth and Scale: IBM extends Connectivity into Big Data, B2B, mobile and cloud, at an Internet-scale that our competitors cannot match.

Extending Connectivity with Business Insights: IBM is evolving Connectivity to generate business insights from existing services and support the Engaging Enterprise to increase relevancy to the line of business and customers of all sizes.

End-to-End Messaging Fabric: We are extending our leadership in messaging into the Internet of Things, mobile device, managed file transfer and advanced security with a commitment to open standards such as MQTT.

Universal Integration: IBM supports the widest range of integration styles, including the addition of integration capabilities into the Application Server.

Workload Optimized Systems: With decades of experience building optimized systems, IBM delivers capabilities within systems designed to yield value in hours, not days or weeks.

IBM leads the market for Connectivity & Integration

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Summary

Achieving universal connectivity throughout enterprise

Exposing business securely to outside world

Integrating further than before

Looking for ways to unlock value inside data as it flows

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