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Tivoli Software Overview

Tivoli Software Overview. In these charts…. Tivoli history primer Organizational charts Who are we, where are we? 2009 Tivoli Development and Technology Priorities Tivoli acquisition timeline Patents, products and more dynamic infrastructure iloviT@Tivoli Want more?. Software and beyond.

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Tivoli Software Overview

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  1. Tivoli Software Overview

  2. In these charts…. • Tivoli history primer • Organizational charts • Who are we, where are we? • 2009 Tivoli Development and Technology Priorities • Tivoli acquisition timeline • Patents, products and more • dynamic infrastructure • iloviT@Tivoli • Want more?

  3. Software and beyond 1950 • 1950’s: IBM begins to develop programmable systems which present an opportunity for systems management • 1978: IBM sees revenue opportunities in beginning to charge for software on the mainframe • 1995: IBM SWG is born • Combines IBM’s former SW Solutions, Personal SW Products and Networking Software Divisions • 13 years later, SWG has the world’s largest middleware portfolio and is the second largest SW provider • 1996: IBM acquires Austin, TX based start-up, Tivoli Systems, Inc. • 1999: Four major SWG brands go to market in their first advertising campaigns: Lotus, Tivoli, DB2 and WebSphere • 2005: IBM Service Management Announced at Gartner Symposium (previously known internally as PRISM) • 2007: For the sixth consecutive year, Garnter names IBM the WW leader in IT operations management software. • 2008: Tivoli launches first Pulse conference bringing together the Tivoli Technical User Conference, Maximo World and the Netcool Symposium 2009

  4. Where did Tivoli’s name come from? The original “Tivolians” were the Romans.The oldest known reference to “Tivoli” comes from a town 30 km outside of Rome, Italy. According to team lore, the company name “Tivoli” was originally meant to be a placeholder. Chosen by one of the company’s founders, Todd Smith, Tivoli was the name of a an AIX system in their Austin lab which might have been named after the theme park in Copenhagen, Denmark. The name stuck.

  5. Tivoli Senior Leadership Team

  6. Tivoli Development Leadership Team

  7. Tivoli Software At-a-Glance • 5000+ Tivoli employees in 24 countries • 2000+ business partners worldwide • 22,000 customers worldwide • Tivoli’s service management portfolio delivers the Visibility, Control, and Automation needed to deliver quality service, manage risk and compliance and accelerate business growth. • Sixteen strategic acquisitions to further broaden service management capabilities in the past six years Tivoli is the service management brand of the IBM Software Group.

  8. Where in the world is Tivoli Development?

  9. Tivoli’s Acquisition Timeline

  10. What a patent idea! • For the 16th year in a row, IBM topped the list of United States corporate patents issued, with 4,186 patents • became the first US company to ever earn more than 4000 patents in a year • Of those, roughly 750 were from SWG • 150 patents issued to Tivoli team • 400 Tivoli patent submissions in 2008 • Tivoli boasts 50 Master Inventors

  11. We deliver… • Tivoli currently supports 300 major products in the field • In 2008, shipped 85 products plus more than 20 components • In last 5 years, number of products doubled, customers grew by 50% • "IBM is showing real leadership when the industry/nation/world really needs it." • --James Baker, IDC, Pulse 2009

  12. Tivoli Application Dependency Discovery ManagerTivoli Change and Configuration Mgmt DatabaseTivoli Configuration ManagerTivoli Intelligent Orchestrator Tivoli Service Request ManagerTivoli Release Process ManagerTivoli Provisioning ManagerTivoli Unified Process Composer Service Delivery and Process Automation Tivoli Business Service ManagerTivoli Composite Application Manager Tivoli Dynamic Workload BrokerTivoli System Automations Tivoli OMEGAMON XEIBM Tivoli MonitoringTivoli Performance Analyzer Tivoli Workload Scheduler Service Availability and Performance Mgmt. TotalStorage Productivity CenterTotalStorage SAN Volume ControllerTivoli Continuous Data Protection for Files Tivoli Storage Manager Tivoli Advanced Audit for DFSMShsmTivoli Storage Optimizer on z/OS Tivoli Tape Optimizer on z/OS Storage Management IBM Tivoli MonitoringTivoli Performance AnalyzerTivoli Dynamic Workload BrokerTivoli Composite Application Manager Tivoli Web Segment AnalyzerTivoli Service Level AdvisorTivoli Performance Modeler for z/OS Datacenter Transformation Tivoli Asset Management for ITTivoli Integration ComposerTivoli License Compliance ManagerTivoli License Compliance Manager for z/OS Tivoli License Compliance Manager for z/OS Maximo Family (19 offerings in catalog)Maximo Service ProviderTivoli Usage and Accounting Manager Asset and Financial Management Service Assurance Tivoli Netcool/OMNIbusTivoli Netcool/ImpactTivoli NetViewTivoli NetView for z/OS Tivoli Netcool/ProvisoTivoli Netcool Carrier VoIP ManagerTivoli Netcool IP Multimedia Subsystem ManagerTivoli Netcool Performance Manager for WirelessTivoli Netcool Service Quality Manager Tivoli Access ManagerTivoli Compliance Insight Manager Tivoli Directory IntegratorTivoli Directory ServerTivoli Federated Identity Manager Tivoli Privacy Manager for eBusiness Tivoli Risk ManagerTivoli Security Manager for RACFTivoli Security Operations ManagerTivoli zSecure Family (7 offerings in catalog) Security, Risk and Compliance A Comprehensive Portfolio

  13. Tivoli on w3….log on, learn more • TivDev Intranet • http://tivolidevcom.bluehost.ibm.com/index.htm • Al Zollar’s Executive Page • http://w3.ibm.com/ibm/executivecorner/zollar_al.html • What is IBM Service Management? • http://w3.tap.ibm.com/w3ki07/display/IBMSM/Home • Cloud Computing • http://w3.ibm.com/ibm/resource/ibm_on_cloud.html • smarter planet • http://w3.ibm.com/ibm/resource/chq_smart_planet.html

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