Ricard Fernandez – Top CIO Priorities

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Ricard Fernández, Director, HP Technology Consulting


The top four CIO priorities and 12 ways to help your CIO sleep better at nightRicard Fernández / December 4, 2012

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My background

TitleDirector, HP Technology Consulting

IT industry experience• Applications Consulting Manager – Iberia • WW Customer Value Manager – Large

Format Printers Division• Technical Services Manager – Spain

Professional information• Telecommunication’s engineer• MBA, La Salle University

Years at HP26

Current responsibilities• Director, EMEA Technology Consulting

Service Lines

Name: Ricard Fernández E-mail: [email protected]


HP owned and public CIO research studiesSources:• NASCIO, CIO Priorities for 2012,

October 26, 2011 • Uptime Institute 2012 Data Industry

Survey• IDC: Worldwide Data Centre Trends

and Strategies 2011• CIO Magazine Annual “State of the

CIO” Survey • HP Researches 2011-

2012

Priorities

Trends


“There are three kinds of lies: lies, damned lies and statistics”

Mark Twain, Autobiography, 1904 (attributed to Benjamin Disraeli)


Trends and challenges

Adoption• Private (52%)

• Public (28%)

Drivers• Cost, scalability,

time

Transformation • IT-I, Apps

Main concern is security : 64%

Cloud MobilityRequirements increase

Expanding useof information

Social media, changing the way people do business

BI, analytics

Collaboration

Computing

Storage

Networking

Data Centre

BYOD

Networking

Compliance and security

Alinearity with cost /budget

Security


Words and data

• Flat budget. Cost control• Consolidation/platform migration/converge• Virtualisation• Cloud• Architect framework for IT as a service• Security• Application transformation• Mobility• IPv6• Unified communication• Data Centre energy efficiency. Modularity

• “Virtualisation first” still for 75% of customers

• Almost 60% of workloads will be virtualised by the end of 2011 and 69% by 2013

• 94% of IT departments expected to expand their use of cloud computing this year

• 30% of companies said their Data Centre facilities run out of power, cooling or space in FY12

• Business spending on mobile projects will grow 100% by 2015

Most repeated words/synonyms. Relevant statistical data

*IDC Top 10 2012 Predictions


CIO priorities for 2012

Sources summary (1/6)

IT priorities: “what”• Consolidation / optimisation: centralising, consolidating services, operations,

resources, infrastructure, data centres• Budget and cost control: managing budget reduction, strategies for savings • Governance: improving IT governance, data governance• Cloud computing and shared services: scalable and elastic it-enabled capabilities

provided “as a service”, service catalogues• Security: risk assessment, governance, data protection, compliance • Broadband, connectivity: strengthening broad connectivity, public safety wireless

network/interoperability • Mobile services/mobility: devices, applications, workforce, security, policy issues,

support, ownership, communications, wireless infrastructure

October 26, 2011 (NASCIO)


CIO priorities for 2012


Technology priorities: “how”1. Virtualisation: servers, desktop, storage, applications, data centre 2. Legacy application modernisation / renovation 3. Cloud computing: software as a service, infrastructure, platform, storage 4. Mobile workforce technologies 5. Networking: voice and data communications, unified


*Only 20% of organisations’ IT departments pay the data centre power bill

Uptime Institute 2012 Data Industry Survey. Top 5


1. Data centre capacity demands continue to grow, despite a sluggish economy

2. Budget restrictions3. Energy efficiency is a priority4. Cloud computing adoption is steadily growing5. Security, compliance and reliability are the leading concerns


IDC: Worldwide Data Centre Trends and Strategies 2011. Top 6


1. Virtualisation2. Data centre rationalisation and consolidation3. Operational best practices4. Automation tools and software5. Data centre redesign6. Application rationalisation



Top 5 disruptive technologies• Technology as a service (cloud) 33%• Mobility 25%• Ubiquitous data (big data) 18%• Consumerisation of desktop/devices,

mobility 13%• Social media/networking 11%

CIO magazine annual “State of the CIO” survey

34%

25%

18%

13%

11% Cloud

Mobility

Big data

Mobility



Business priorities• Increase enterprise

growth• Attract and retain new

customers• Reducing enterprise costs• Creating new products

and services

CIO priorities• Deliver business solutions• Reduce cost of IT• Develop or managing

flexible infrastructure• Expand the use of

information

Technology priorities• Analytics and business

intelligence• Mobile technologies• Cloud computing • Collaboration/social

business

CIO and technology priorities

Risk and Volatility – Talent Challenges


Mapping IT priorities and technologies

Costs

Productivity

Organisation efficiency and faster time to market

Respond to privacy reqs.

IT services via multiple channels

Rapidly scale demand requirements

IT-I and DC efficiency

Best delivery model for services

Risk/security management

Protect data, IP, Compliance

Mobility

Enterprise security

Big data

Cloud

Platform modernisation

Consolidation/transformation: Data Centre, IT infrastructure, App

UCC

Broadband. IP v6

Business priorities IT priorities Technology priorities


Our view: three mega trends in enterprise IT

Main value for you:Numerous new IT services• Agility• Flexibility• Cost reduction

Main value for you:Additional business value New customer services creationDifferentiator and value creationBusiness control

Main value for you:Productivity/efficiencyMulti connection of multiple end-users to services Social and professional collaborationWorkforce processes re-engineering


Aligned with CIO priorities and market trends

12 ways to help

1. CloudStrategy, planning, design and implementation

2. IT infrastructure (servers)Strategy, migration and upgrade, consolidation and virtualisation, management and automation, assurance and application enablement

3. Critical facilitiesStrategic planning, design, assurance, implementation and energy

4. Enterprise cloud storage (SAN)Storage efficiency analysis, impact analysis, storage modernisation, storage cloud, storage design assurance, data tiering, data migration, data replication and residency offerings

5. Scale out storage-Big Data (NAS/iSCSI)Storage efficiency analysis, storage modernisation, big data solutions, data migration, data archiving, data replication and residency offerings

6. Data protection and business continuityBackup efficiency analysis, backup impact analysis, backup modernisation, data management and archiving, data migration, data replication, disaster recovery, business continuity and residency offerings


Aligned with CIO priorities and market trends

12 ways to help (continued)

7. Cloud networkingSoftware defined networking (SDN) planning and strategy services, cloud-ready networking and SDN assessments, virtual application network (VAN) design and deploy services, cloud-ready networking design, deploy, optimisation services

8. IPv6IPv6 transformation experience workshop, IPv6 readiness assessments, IPv6 architecture and design, IPv6 web start service, IPv6 transition consulting, IPv6 roadmap service, IPv6 integration and deployment

9. Mobility for the enterpriseMobility strategy and planning, client transformation and virtualisation, application transformation and virtualisation, mobility management services (secure user, device, data and application), wireless and mobile infrastructure services

10. Unified communicationsUC strategy and planning services, UC assessment services, UC business enablement services, communication transformation, collaboration transformation, network transformation, packaged UC solutions-AppSystem

11. Secured optimised available networkNetwork planning and strategy services, network assessments, FlexNetwork services, network infrastructure optimisation services, network protection services

12. HP education services


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