Over on his have mac will blog blog, Robin Bloor asks What Does IBM Mean By Dynamic Infrastructure?
Rather than burden his comments section with a long trail of corrections, based on my suppositions, I thought I’d post my answer here and correct it as appropriate.
Robin, You might want to google for IBM Dynamic Infrastructure for MY SAP. or similar, or go look at this redbook. There is also a useful overview PowerPoint from Gerd Breiter, one of the architects and development leads, here
I’d guess the architects/development team for IDI have been moved internally from Systems Group to Tivoli. IDI was an early implementation of on demand and was developed in Boeblingen. As initially envisaged, IDI was a Systems Group initive and the bulk of the early implementation done before on demand, and then carried over and modified as and when possible.
Of course, I’m sure now that this mission is over in Tivoli the thinking and delivery will have evolved. Obviously cloud computing has become as major focus area in the industry since then, and would have to be factored in.
Unless you know better 😉
Hi,
Found a great link to a webcast about conditioning your infrastructure for Cloud computing, and maximizing energy efficiency in your business.
Check this out:
https://event.on24.com/eventRegistration/EventLobbyServlet?target=registration.jsp&eventid=138795&sessionid=1&key=E3466C706F0EEF1B2CF0299E4A6AC383&partnerref=IBM01&sourcepage=register
Looks like the webcast is scheduled for April 28. It’s probably also available on demand for months afterwards, too.
Saurabh
There’s a great webcast available that talks about how dynamic infrastructure can help you respond to today’s business demands. It focuses on three key topics: service management, systems for a smarter planet and information infrastructure.
URL: http://tinyurl.com/diOct20webcast
Looks like the webcast is scheduled for October 20.
Thanks for the comment Saurabh, it looks like all the speakers are IBM VP’s so don’t expect much real detail, just marketing level messages and business direction.
Are you still working at IBM Saurabh?