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Page 1: Managing and Controlling Application Performance

Managing and Controlling Application Performance

David Messina, VP Marketing XangatiInterop Las Vegas: 4-29-2008

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Organizations lose 35 days of productivity per

year, per employee due to poor performance

and availability of networked applications.

—Yankee Group: Application Management Survey

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Silo Management Fosters Negative Perception of IT

NETWORKSUSER DEVICES APPLICATIONS SERVERSSTORAGE

LAN

WAN

“Traditional products are built for functional silos…performance problems transcend silos.”—Metzler, Kubernan Research, 2007

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Problem Identification is 90% of Repair Effort (Yankee Group)

Problem Identification Resolution

90% 10%

Problem identification must be treated as an integrated multi-team discipline

“User symptomtaken at

face value”“Pour through

mountainof data”

“Silo productshows silo tobe issue-free”

“Ownershipping pong”

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NETWORK OPERATIONSHELP DESK APPLICATIONGROUP

SERVERGROUP

STORAGEGROUP

LAN

WAN

IT Must Be United with a New Silo-Free Approach

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LANREMOTEOFFICE

Load Balancer

Server B

SAP

Router A

Citrix

Subnet 1

Salesforce.com

Desktop B

Laptop 1

DR storage

SAN device

Smartphone C

Subnet 10

Server A

ALL Servers, Clients, Applications and Networks (S,C,A,N)

Discovers and Creates Identities

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Tracks ALL Interrelationships

LANREMOTEOFFICE

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Builds Behavioral Profiles for Every S,C,A,N

LANREMOTEOFFICE

Who?

What?

When?

Where?

How much?

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Enables You to Step Inside Your IT Infrastructure

TOKYO

SILICON VALLEY

LOS ANGELES

CHICAGO

HEADQUARTERS

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Step Inside Your IT Infrastructure

LOS ANGELESTOKYO

SILICON VALLEY CHICAGO

HEADQUARTERS

USER LADATA.TW

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Case Study: Video Server as a Bandwidth Hog

Logistics Desktop

Shipping & inventory app. slow

Reported to: Apps. team

Accounting Desktop

Financial application slow

Reported to: Apps. team

Extranet ServerCustomer facing portal slow

Reported to: Extranet team

Unmanned Video Server

Dramatic increase in Internet bandwidth used.

Increase in # of endpoints served.

New endpoints aren’t known customers.

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Sluggish Email

Intermittent

Internet Issues

Documentum is Slow

Failing DNS Server

Case Study: Network Service Brings All Apps to Their Knees

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Summary

• IT has a mandate to improve app productivity

• Complex interactions result in complex problems

• New silo-free approaches are a must


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