Jazz for Service Management
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© 2013 IBM Corporation
for Service Management
Overview
Morten Møllermoellerm@us.ibm.com
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When integrating one of your critical business applications with another, have you ever…
Thought to yourself: “The data must be somewhere – how do I get it”? Considered how much business value is represented as IT data?
– Realized that the web transaction volumes may convey metrics directly related to the bottom line?– Database transaction numbers can rely information about business volumes?– Messaging transactions can reveal information about critical business bottlenecks?
Wanted to use emerging technologies to gather business metrics and store them electronically?– Implemented active RFID, video, or GPS to track the location of objects or people?– Used on-board computers to interact with and manage smart devices?– Leveraged 3rd party device management information in a business solution?
Wanted to create dashboards or reports to convey important metrics in context?– Considered breaking down silos by combining data from different sources?– Make the same information available to computers and mobile devices?– Provide drill-down capabilities to allow users to access details?
Faced the challenge to pull data related to the same object from different sources?– Realized that the lack of standardization have forced you to build one-off integrations?– Wondered how you can combine and use information from different sources to build a complete picture of your ‘situation’?– Needed programming skills to present your information, and struggled to present results on new device types?– Been challenged by security in providing a simple, easy-to-use solution?
Wondered what Jazz for Service Management is ?
3Source: IBM CEO Study, 2012. Q22 “How good is your organization at driving value from data? Over 1700 CEOs from 64 countries across 18 industries evaluated their performance
In fact, the most successful organizations far surpass underperforming peers in use of data….
Able to access data
Translate insight into action
Draw insights from data
Every strategic decision we make. Every service we deliver. Every process we execute. All rely on information…
Collaborate & Act
Mitigate Risk & Exposure
AutomateProcess
Innovate & Speed Delivery
108%more 86%
more110%more
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Only a few know it is there…
Only some data accessible via integrations…
No way to search for it across tools…
Expensive to integrate and maintain sources…
Integrations break quickly…
Limited insight into data relationships lowers usefulness…
Proprietary Tools & APIs
The Information Black Hole
Incidents
ConfigurationClients
Users
KPIsAssets Impact
SLAs Security
Costs
Changes
Yet, most information remains trapped in siloed management tools, behind proprietary APIs…
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Learning from an integration analogyWe’ve been here before….
Today, when you need to integrate one of your critical business applications with another, you have to do what the operators used to do before switches... create another point to point integration.
Actually, it's worse! The operators could re-use their cables. You have to pay to create the cable each time, then pay to create customer cable connectors at each end of Point A and Point B.
All these point to point integrations lead to service disruptions, difficulty finding and fixing issues, customer dissatisfaction and negative impact to business revenues. This is the common challenge that clients bring to us all the time.
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…driving an open and flexible architecture for simplified integration of multi-vendor tools.
Deploy Smarter Physical Infrastructures
Deploy Smarter Physical Infrastructures
Protect & Manage Data
Protect & Manage Data
Extend to Mobile Devices
Extend to Mobile Devices
Optimize with Cloud Optimize
with Cloud
Jazz for Service Management Integration and reporting solution that leverages the simplicity of the web to enable IT agility…
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Port of Cartagena, Columbia
Main port for northern Latin-American export to east US and Europe
Main reloading hub between the US west coast and Europe
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Port of Cartagena, Columbia
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Visualization
(Jazz for SM)
Control
(EAM + ITM)
Automation
(EAM + ITM)
Challenge:
Manage and optimize the port infrastructure to reliably handle +100% volume at current or better productivity.
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Port of Cartagena, Columbia
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Crane dashboadPart of solution:
Monitor and manage key infrastructure components, such as cranes, to ensure continuous operation.
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Port of Cartagena, Crane Dashboard
List of cranes with operational status
Engine metrics (voltage, current)
Power consumption (kW)
Engine RPM
Work Orders
Engine Performance
Crane dashboad
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Port of Cartagena, Columbia
Crane mobile dashboad
List of cranes with operational status
Engine RPM
Work Orders
Power consumption (kW)
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Easily swap vendor tools and avoid lock in
Uses community standards to allow plug & play of ‘like’ tools
from any vendor
Jazz for Service Management Applies the simplicity of the web to enable IT agility…
Simplify integration & share relevant data
Connects related data across multiple IT tools using simple
web links, just like linking any two related pages on the Web.
Linked Data
Lower TCO across vendors and tools
Provides a common & shared set of integration services
accessible by any vendor tools.
Registry - to find data , resources & relationships
Visualization – to display multi-tool data in context
Administration – to lower cost of maintaining tools
Reporting – to better predict and planSecurity – for quick, compliant login & data integrity.
Open Services for Lifecycle
Collaboration*
* Based on W3C & coming soon Oasis **Based on ISST estimates of man hours required to develop individual monitoring tool integrations which populate a unified, real-time service desk view.
Saves between $36 – 80k via reuse of
1 integration 4 times**
Cuts development time by up to
80%** per integration
Speeds time-to-delivery for project by up to 2/3**
Benefits Use Case: Unified View for Support
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Audience Today With JAZZ for Service Management
Support StaffProblem: Incident War Rooms• 10 SMEs at $50/hr • 20 hrs/wk in war roomLabor Cost: $520,000/year
Solution: Cross-Domain View• Reduces SMEs by 5 • Cuts time by 10 hrs/wkLabor Cost: $130,000/year
IntegrationExpert
Problem: Integrating Incident Tools• 2 weeks per integration• 5 integrations @ $12k eachTime to market: 10 weeks Total Labor Cost: $60,000
Solution: Integrate Once & Reuse • 1st integration = 2 weeks• 4 integrations = 1/2 wk/each Time to market: 4 weeks Total Labor Cost: $24,000
Business Manager
Problem: Web Service Downtime • $10k/hr ecomm. site; 1.6 hrs / wkLost transactions: $832k• Lose 1 client / min @ $300/yr in repeat businessCustomer churn: $1,497,600
Solution: Improved Uptime• $10k/hr ecomm. site; .8 hrs / wkLost transactions: $416k• Lose 1 client / min @ $300/yr In repeat businessCustomer churn: $748,800
Business Impact: Labor savings: $426,000; Revenue Savings: $1,164,800 Total Savings = $1,590,800
Based on ISST estimates of man hours required to develop individual monitoring tool integrations which populate a unified, real-time service desk view.
The financial impact of simpler, faster integration…
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Jazz for Service Management
Jazz for Service Management can help you:· Use Linked Data and OSLC (http://open-services.net/ )
to quickly provide information that is easily consumed by multiple applications. The Jazz for Service Management Registry coordinates linked data integrations by providing a place to register and query the available providers and links for their resources.
· Build interactive dashboards (Dashboard Application Services Hub)for desktop and mobile using a vast palette of widgets (such as charts, gauges, and topology) to integrate data from various Tivoli products or 3rd parties (such as from databases, files). No code required! Or integrate your own UIs using our 3rd Party Integration Widget.
· Deliver compelling reports (Tivoli Common Reportning)for desktop and mobile of your product data using leading technology from Tivoli and Cognos. Give your customers the tools to explore your product historical data and create their own reports.
· Manage & check the configuration of your application via the Administration Services and the new centralized Administration UI. New tasks are easily created using the task builder.
Security Services Enables the standard Websphere single sign-on capability to non-Websphere apps.
• What type of data do you manage? • Could this information be useful for other applications? • Do you have a need to consume data from another application?
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How: Linked Data
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Linked data provides information in context to: Link capabilities and views across
solutions– simplify operations– improve responsiveness– increase agility– lower risk– Reduce administrative
costs– Accelerate the
development and operations lifecycles
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How: Linked Data
Using custom tooling, I can determine location from the network switch
Discovered System Attributes and their Change History (TADDM)
The Patch Status for the system (TEM)
A Help Desk Operator wants to diagnose a trouble ticket (SCCD)…
Asset Management team needs to de-provision a system (SCCD)…
An Auditor must quickly find a system in the lab (SCCD)…
Current CPU and Memory Utilization (ITM)
A Business Service Analyst needs to diagnose a problem with their service (TBSM)…
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Historical CPU and Memory Utilization metrics (ITM)
Status and history of elevator use and horizontal car movement
A problem manager must analyze reports on violent vibrations in an elevator car (MAM)
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ReconciledServer Information
SystemInfo
(Director)
ServiceTickets(ITop)
SmartCloudControl Desk
Registry
License Management
(TAD4D)
Change History(TADDM)
ChangeManagement
(3rd party)
MonitoredApplications
(ITM)
DiscoveredAttributes(TADDM)
Location(Custom Tool)
PatchManagement
(TEM)
1. Providers register their resource links
3. Control Desk queriesProviders to get details
2. Control Desk queries Registry to find linked data for a resource
Multi-Application Linked Data Scenario
Custom and 3rd party data and
solutions.
Uses OSLC Common Resource Type Vocabulary attributes to reconcile resources
from multiple providers.
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Real-Time Dynamic Federation of Data
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Enables VisibilityFrom all sources, within the application
License Mgmt
Change History
Work Orders
Vs. Launching Multiple separate applications
Health
Your App Here
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Plug & Play Integration
Product B
Product A Product B
Product A Product B
Product A
OSLCFacade
OSLC Standard
Same for all products: Simple
Transitional model: standard façade to proprietary back-end
Different for every product: Fragile, Complex
Current model one-off for each product pairing
Target model: Hardened, Standard Implementation
OSLC Standard: Open, Simple, Repeatable
Tim
eM
aturityPlug & Play IntegrationAcross multiple applications
Plug & Play IntegrationBuild once, integrate
everywhere
Your App Here Your App
Here
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Open Ecosystem
Standard Interfaces established using OSLC
3rd Party integration using same method as IBM integration
Transparent Development with regular demos, feedback, and betas
3rd Party DataIntegrated with IBM application
Your App Here
3rd Party Applicationconsuming IBM Data
Your App Here
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How: Open Services for Lifecycle Collaboration
An initiative aimed at simplifying data linking and tool integration across the lifecycle
Community Driven – specified at open-services.net
Specifications for Application Lifecycle Management, Product Lifecycle Management and DevOps Interoperability extending to Operations Lifecycle
Inspired by Internet architecture Loosely coupled integration with “just enough”
standardization Common resource formats and services
Barriers to sharing resources and assets among tools
Multiple vendors, open source projects, and in-house tools
Private vocabularies, formats and stores
Entanglement of tools with their data
Deploy
Operate
Maintain
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Dashboarding Services
Integrated OSLC UI Previews
SolutionDashboards
Mobile UIs
Product UIs(ITM, APM)
JazzSM UIs(Admin, Reporting)
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Dashboard Application Services Hub- Customer Value
Solution Dashboards– More actionable information to be displayed
– New dark theme designed to help L1/L2 operators quickly scan and respond to eye-catching visual elements
– Enables customers to quickly assemble dashboards utilizing a catalog of widgets without product knowledge/education
Mobile UIs– Convenience through access with mobile devices
– Omnipresent access allows customers to address problems quickly
Integrated OSLC UI Previews– Operators can get cross-product information faster to help solve problems
faster
Jazz for Service Management UIs– Centralized administration and reporting in a unified UI reduces training costs
Product UIs– DASH focuses on the customer data, not the console, so the customer can
get the information he needs to solve his issues
– Easy navigation of product tasks, including search and favorites
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DASH - Architecture
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DASH
Widgets for Mobile (New)
Product
Data Provider
Widgets for Desktop
Product
Data Provider
Product
Data Provider
Product
Data Provider
TDI/ IMPACT
Data Provider JDBC
Lotus
CSV
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Themes – IBM One UI & Dark
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DASH – IT dashboard
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DASH – eDayTrader dashboard
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DASH – OS dashboard
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Mobile Support
Provide mobile views for the same set of products
This shows mobile UI for Omnibus
This was demoed at Pulse and the BTA
Customers Feel this is exactly what they want from mobile, and want it ASAP
Only addition is to provide 3 additional mobile tasks on an eventOmnibus
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Hosted Beta
Registry
Change History(TADDM)
MonitoredApplications
(ITM)
DiscoveredAttributes(TADDM)
Location(Sample Provider)
Sample Consumer SmartCloud Control Desk*Coming Soon
Tivoli Business Services Manager
Sample Dashboards
Sample Reports
Administration Services
Services Demonstrations Integrated Management Environment
Try It Today
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Summary
Connect via Transparent Development: http://ibm.biz/BdxR73Join the Jazz for Service Management Group to stay informed of updates
Download the latest drivers
Post questions & interact in the forums
• Click on the latest milestone to get a quick demo of new features and link to ftp site which includes drivers, readme, and docs
• The Readme includes important updates from last sprint, known defects, & a quick start for installation• The docs include very detailed spec information for the registry, it’s a great way to learn the exact protocol for
registering & querying resources
• Overall / Install• Registry• Admin
• User Interface• Reporting• Security
Watch demonstration videos• Registry• Administration
• User Interface• Reporting• Security
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Jazz for Service ManagementThe future “Enterprise Service Management Bus” ?
• resources• capabilities
• URI• attributes• product
OSLC Registry
Products
Resources
Product
Provider
once
contiguous
Application1. Query resource2. Lookup supporting products3. Find desired capability4. Obtain data from provider
• Enables loose integration based on linked data • Allows you to reference generic capabilities
(methods)• Based on:
• REST• RDS
• Dashboard Application Services Hub (DASH) incudes tasks (linked to widgets) to interact with provides.
• Registry contains resources and relationships (subset of CDM)
• Resources are reconciled based on CRTV
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2Q 2013 3Q 20131Q 2013 4Q 2013
Tivoli Business Service Mgr 6.1.1
Netcool Impact 6.1.1
SmartCloud Orchestrator 7.2
SmartCloud Monitoring 7.2
Tivoli Monitoring 6.3
SmartCloud App. Perf Monitoring 7.6
Tivoli Workload Scheduler 9.1
Total Productivity Center 5.2
SmartCloud Control DeskTivoli Storage Manager
6.3
Omnibus 7.X
NetView z/OS 6.2
EXPANDING PARTNER ECOSYSTEM “Jazz & OSLC can reduce the integration costs of an average project with 4 integrations by 33%, and the average time to develop an integration by 75%, based on the principle that we can develop once, and reuse many times.” – ICARO
“With traditional integration, each connection is point-to-point and specific to the two products being linked. Jazz for Service Management and OSLC provide a central point of integration with an industry standard interface; this reduces both the number of connections required and the complexity of each one. This can reduce the time required to maintain these connections by 80% and easily save over $10,000 a year per linked product.”– Orb Data
Jazz for Service Management Adoption by Product
TADDM 7.2.2
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Questions?
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Backup slides
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Provider Registry
1. Products (service providers) advertise their presence and capabilities in a provider registry
2. Products query the registry for service providers of interest (supported domains, resource types etc.)
3. Products use returned service provider information to access each other directly, thus automating many integration functions.
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Resource Registry
1. Products register information in the Resource Registry for resources they manage. These records link back to the domain-specific detailed information about the resources in the products.
2. Resource Registry uses the OSLC Common Resource Type Vocabulary to reconciles information from multiple products to enable consistent resource definition across products.
3. Products query Resource Registry for resource links of interest.
4. Links are followed to access or manipulate resource information as surfaced from the individual products.
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Administration ServicesSingle point of configuration and administration of the IT management solution Use an open architecture to setup, configure, integrate & administer products from IBM and other
vendors, to deliver overall value of the IT management solution
Rapidly provide real-time and end-to-end visibility into a complex IT management solution – its health,
performance, lifecycle state, dependencies, maintenance, historical state, etc.
Lower the skills required to administer the complex multi-product, multi-vendor, and multi-domain IT
management solution.
Empower the administrators with codified SME knowledge (in the form of automations) required to
perform standard repetitive administrative tasks (health-check, preventive maintenance, root-cause
analysis, utilization / performance / capacity checks, etc.)
Perform risk managed configurations of complex multi-product IT management solution, using pre-
tested SME knowledge, in a contextual manner.
Rapidly implement & operationalize the IT management solution that complies to the enterprise-specific IT
management policy, practices & procedures.
Mgmt System Administrator
Services & Support Engineer
System Integrator
Value Added Reseller
Independent Software Vendor
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Configuring & administering IT Management Systemwith Administration Services
OSLC Admin Service Provider (implements the open-standards interface for Administration)
Admin Service UI (GUI / CLI)
Orchestrate the Administrative Tasks
OSLC interactions between the Console & the Product
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Tivoli Common Reporting
TCR is a common shared component across Tivoli. It adds value to Tivoli solutions by simplifying how information is visualized and shared
Author View Share
Build custom reports using a drag & drop integrated web-based editor
Single UI for all report formats means common scheduling, distribution, security, and administration
Send reports via e-mail, or save for later use. Output in HTML, PDF, Excel, XML, or CSV
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Interact with reports without the need for server requests. This means reports can be emailed with interactive features.
No coding required
Clickable charts, sorting, radio button, tabs, cascading lists, checkbox filtering, ...
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Active Reports
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Reporting workspace
• Drag and drop pieces from different reports to create a workspace with reporting content
• Add interactivity between related data
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Support for CSV, XML, and XLS
No data modeling knowledge or separate tooling needed
Join data with existing data
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Add Data From Flat File
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Mobile Support - Reporting
Provide user access to mobile views across the products
Provides access to reports via Cognos Mobile This is all defined out of the box, with very simple
dashboard customization to tailor to fit needs
Services Summary (TBSM)
Service Summary
Cognos Mobile
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