Thanks

I'm still trying to grasp the fast changing landscape here

Great Presentation

Scalability around the life cycle, can this be accomplished

So the life cycle is being streamlined

Well nearly a montth later very busy here now

missed the class for some much needed time off, but an excellent presentation

Thanks again for presetning.  Sorry my job duties kept me from your original broadcast.

Like the benefits extend slide.

I like the visual of the current IT model barriers of time, cost and risk.

I like the fact that CEO's are final identifying technology as the most important external force.

Thank You Marie for presenting.

Very nice, thanks.

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sorry, very late

Marie,

We at MRT ASSOCIATES LTD have been working on a business plan to grow IT during this period of correction.

Your message is a joy to us!   Mel

please send T-shirt lol

great work!!! I hope to hear more

~ It's really great and helpful, thank you very much! ~

Thanks!

Thanks!

thx

thank you for a good ipresentation

awesome!

Thanks

Thank you !

nope u cant.just get on wid the show!

I spend most of my time training

@aum007: Sometimes, you can't prevent that, can you?

@hounhosp yes if by colloboration u mean them sitting on their backsides and me doing all the work!!!

good presentation. thank you Marie

thanx

@aum007: I understand that

@aum007: And respecting their choice is also key to good and peaceful collaboration

most ppl r happy where r they are.

@hounhosp-knowledge and learning is not for everybody.

But I respect their choice

@aum007: They don't know what they are missing. 

Thanks Marie

n besides they tell me-Dude u r there in our company right?So why shud we bother about these issues.

Thanks for the webinar I will participate more as I really don not consider myself a "cavepainter" I like to think I have graduated to scribbling at least, Thanks again IT folks!

Thank you!

@@aum007: That's right. It requires commitment

very interesting Security report.do read,

http://marketing.mandiant.com/gartner-csirt-eml?elq=fd616369485c48da85204d855b7883a6&elqCampaignId=141

It requires commitment to move ahead in life my friend.Not everybody has it.

LOL!

@hounhosp-I did.They r so lazy.

@@aum007: Haven't you invited them?

@@aum007: OK, I will be looking forward to that.

Thanks aum007

my colleagues are so jealous!

@IE: I wonder why there is no exam at the end of this 7DEE series

I love racking up the IE Certificates! so cool!

@Hoinhosp-Yes u will get a Certificate for sure.

Wow!CMO is spending more than the CIO.Unbelieavable!

@IE: Are we going to get a certificate?

I will just be expecting my T-Shirt to be sent soon

@john-please do listen to everyting very seriously.u will learn a lot!

@Johnroberts: You are right, the presentation was very informative. Are you listening to the archive?

@aum007: "They are busy playing golf", LOL!

@hounhosp-Yes they were too busy playing Golf!

@hounhosp-LOL!!!

@aum007: That is what makes most of hte difference between the 2, I see

@aum007: "For the first time, CEOs identify technology as the most important External forces that will impact the organization", they didn't know that?

@hounhosp-and in their excitement they tend to overshoot the pros of any tech.

@hounhosp-the other issue that nobdoy wants to talk abt is that Sales people have to generate too much excitement to sell a product.

@aum007: I get you!

@Hounhosp-IN a company typically Finance comes out with a fixed Budget for IT,but usually its Line of Business people who decide how to spend the money as the feel fit.

@hounhosp-See IT and Sales are very different.

@aum007: In the company, who define the IT budget?

@aum007: Really? They are not for sales? How that?

You know IT guys are really not one for Sales.Its out of their league ,more often than not.

@bkcomplance: Take care!

@joe: We will continue the discussion online, with on e of your blog, maybe

ciao

@joe: See you!

@Joe-Bye.

Its just brilliant! so many people and so many different ideas or bouncing about and creating so much chaos.

Hey, sorry to have to bail like this, but it's almost 3:30, so I've gotta skedaddle.  Take care!

Guys I am listening to the lecture again and Its amazing.There are companies which have 9-10 different groups focussed on IT.

@bakerbar: interesting addition

@Susan: Here's one of them, in case that helps (it loads for me): http://www.ibm.com/ibm/puresystems/us/en/

@Sectech-Nope.I feel the whole Social Networking model is loaded wid way too many holes.

@Joe: I suppose that this will not help to prevent the war room factors as Mary S. said

@JOe-have u seen lot of people in companies who are totally dedicated to IT like this?

@aum:  Do you think sandboxing pc's that go on social networking sites is viable and workable?

@aum: Perhaps...but it also perhaps works both ways (egalitarianism, being what it is.)

@klum  please expand on your question..."In the cloud model, is there visibility into the physical location of where data is stored?"...which cloud mode?  Public/Private?  In PureSystems?, etc

@Joe-Yes,IT champions are extremely critical.

Alas, the archetypal IT guy isn't much for sales.

@Joe: The golf course as decision making setting, great!

What that sort of thing really comes down to, of course, is having champions in IT who can evangelize the solutions needed in their departments and organizations and "sell" the decision makers on the appropriate solutions.

@SecTech: That's something to look into

@hounhosp: Of course, the cynical agitator might suggest, "Then they should learn to golf!"  :p

@hounhosp: They usually don't, I imagine.  ;)

@aum007: But the CEO may not understand everything about the company's need in terms of IT needs, right?

@Joe-MY feeling is that today these issues have become more egalitarian due to Social Networks inside the company.Dont u think so?

@HH:  That's a good question.  Do Expert Integrated Systems make it easier to secure them ?

@Susan-My advice is u shud email Nicole,she is Troubleshooter in Chief here at IE!!!

@joe: I suppose that the IT staff will not like that

Security and Expert integrated Systems, did we talk about that?

@Joe-Ah Yes,the Golf Course.

The links that Marie sent don't work for me- Could you let me know if they work for you, @bakerbar?

@Joe-what were ur Major lesson u learnt at this 7dee session?

@aum/hounhosp: Of course, this is all a moot point when the CEO decides to go with whatever solution a vendor hyped up to him on the golf course.  ;)

@marie-thanks for being here wid us.

@bakerbar: Ok, thanks!

Ah, well.

Marie signed off and thanked everyone

@SAKKOUL-ANy idea where Security fits in this picture here?Cloud /Social/MObile????

GReat Session!

got to www.ibm.com/developerworks/expert to explore the trials of PureSystems

@um007: In-house staff knows better what they need to run the shop

go to www.ibm.com/puresystems for the first two systems that have been annouced

Cloud, Mobile, and Social -- absolutely!

@baker-what abt Rackspace and Cloudforce?

@aum007: That;s right. Getting outside expertise is important

@hounhosp-yes most software has become too complex today for all but the most brilliant minds to read existing code.

IBM PureSystems can integrate with and access resources that you may have in AWS through the standard open interfaces available...but PureSystems are not designed to manage the resources that you may be using in AWS

@Hounhosp-obviously the final decisions/implementations should all be done wid in-house staffs consent only.

@aum007: I've learnt that we can save time and resources with automation

Thanks Marie!

Meanwhile, new projects and would-be new projects can languish.  This is the pain point solutions like PureSystems aims to ameliorate.

@Hounhosp-the Second thing I learnt is that if u dont have experienced people in-house,you should not hesistate to go outside and get the rite expertise.

@aum007: I've learnt that we can save time an sesorces with automation 

@aum: Indeed.  Most of the time and money IT uses up is spent just to "keep the lights on" and keep current projects running.

@himani-companies can sometimes be a massive pain with what resources u can and can't use today!

@aum007: That is a good lesson

@himani-it probably has a lot to do wid ur company's firewall.Try acessing the same thing from ur Home Machines.

@bakerbar: Thanks!

@hounhosp-the No.1 thing I learnt is that IT is moving too fast for all but the most dedicated shops to handle without outside help.

over here...buffering is taking a  lot of time....a lot of issues what to do?

enjoyable and informative

the trials page is here: www.ibm.com/developerworks/expert   (leave off the period at the end)

learned alot

@aum007: I second that

@SF: What have you learned from these 7DEE sessions?

@Susan-we shud never forget how hard the Tireless Threesome work to deliver us this amazing Lecture series everytime.

@SF: I will, I am sure it will be intersting

@lin-u mite have to go to an original IBM IT Shop to get ur hands on the real thing.

@HH: thanks- let me know if it works, when you try. no rush

@aum: Indeed

@SF: I will check later

Thanks, Marie for an informative talk.  Love the system and can hardly wait until I can see and touch one.

Thank you , thank you  ( taking a bow)

@SF: I havn't try yet

Special Thanks to Nicole ,Kim and Mary for the Brilliant work u have done so far.Thanks for bringing 7DEE to us !!

Kim said: "I think I have become more integrated.". Good to hear that

@HH: Is the second link working for you? 

Thank you Marie, and thank you for the follow up links!

@@nathan/Django-CONGRATULATIONS TO MY FELLOW ATTENDEES ON GRADUATION!

@Marie: the Cloud trial page cannot be displayed. Is this correct?

Thanks Marie!!!

@SF: The links are indeed useful

Congratulations everyone! Time well spent!

Thank you Marie, and everyone else! The 7DEE Expert Integrated Systems was really quite remarkable and worthwhile. See you next time. Byeeeeeeeeeeeeeee!

Thank you, Marie

@Marie: Thanks for the lnks!

well done

Thanks Marie & Kim for the great presentation.

@Marie; Thanks for the presentation

@hounhosp!! Here !! HERE!!! Party Time!!

@Marie: When do I decide I need a PureSystem app?

Thanks so much for this imformative presentation

@Marie-Yes Gus asked a good question-Do u interate with Amazon Web as well as Rackspace and Cloudforce?

Thanks again Marie!

Thank you, Marie.

@django: I have proudly graduated

Thank You fot a great presentation

nice!

Thanks everyone for your time today.   If you have more questions go to ibm.com/puresystems, or if you'd like to participate in the Cloud Trial go to www.ibm.com/developerworks/expert.

@Marie-I am very interested in knowing how you deliver Twice the App performance in the samllest area?

See you all later!.. Great Broadcast, but work demands my services...

@Marie: It is designed for business all all sizes? We thought it was very expensive for SMBs

Thank you Marie, you're very nice answering our questions!

Marie -  I just read about Amazon Web Services dominance of Cloud... does PureFlex attach to AWS? Thanks

One more time: Everybody now, tassels  from your right to your left. You are all graduated!

@Marie Wieke, wonderful! All this time I thought PureSystems was for large enterprises only. Nice to see mid market companies can get in on these revolutionary integration technologies.

@Marie-Do u give Companies the option to pay for Puresystems in installments?

All: There's Marie, in case you still have questions.

Marie is not gone yet!

@Kim-It wasnt so bad(U say we finally got to the end ) as if it was a big history lession....

@django-BIG BLUE.

The PureSystems family is designed for customers and business partners of all sizes from mid-market to large enterprises and including developers, ISVs, services providers and SIs.

@Kim: It was an informative session. 

How do you buy an Expert Integrated System? Simple. I'll take the blue one, the big blue one!

@Kim-u became more integrated wid what?I knw u r joined to IE .

@bateye-bye.

@Kim: LOL...

@Marine-I would love to see how these really works in practice.

thanks Marie! great presentation!

Good day, @batye

@hounhosp: I think I have become more integrated.

@Marine-Puresystems is an organic system that Grows according to needs of the enterprise.

@firesatali: The audio session has finished

great content

good day to all :)

@aum007 - no prob my employee lol

@Marine-The idea behind Puresystems is a great one in theory.To be able to mould ur own Enterprise IT according to stuff u have in House as well as what u need.

I am not sure if Marie has left the chat. 

anytime. happy to help

Have you all become experts in "Expert Integrated Systems"?

Hey everybody, just FYI, if you missed the start of the audio, you can hear it all now by refreshing the page. The whole archived session is now available.

no sound

Thanks, Nathan.

@nathan-thanks for the link.good one Boss!

Thanks for the link, Nathan, and the presentation, Marie.

@Joe most welcome. Well worth the watch!

(Should we repost our questions?)

Is Marie still with us?

Thanks for the link, nathan!  Something to bookmark for later...

Hi, firasatali.

@Joe: I see!

...or Ford, for that matter.

The PureSystems video is really good! 9:25 long. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lbRM8fdGOwc

hello

or any investor

The PureSystems video is really good! 9:25 long. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lbRM8fdGOwc

@nathan-its easy to turn 100K to 25K,just ask Wall Street!!!

gained alot of info

@hounhosp: It's a joke.

Q: "How do you make a million dollars?"

A: "Start with ten million."

(The joke being that you would lose nine million dollars.)

@Joe: Start with ten millions? But see around you... Google, FB, MSFT...

@nathan: Ah.

@ViperDan: You might start here.

There is lots more information on our capabilities on www.ibm.com/puresystems.  You can also see the link to the PureCentre for partner solutions that have been optimizatized for PureSystems.

Thanks, Marie!

@hounhosp - :)

@aum: That's the entry-level, starting figure, according to what I read... so barebones minimum, apparently.

@nathan: Interesting thing about working with clients to quantify the value

That's like the old joke... "How do you make one million dollars?"  "First, start with ten million..."

Anyone?????

fantastic

@Joe: Easy!  Just lose $75,000!  (Trick question?)

@nathan: That's right!

@Joe, start a mining operation.

In the cloud model, is there visibility into the physical location of where data is stored?

:)

@nathan: Ah, thanks, I think I had somehow missed that.

Question: is there a place I can go to to access specific Specifications for the IBM Puresystems?

Thank you for the very informative presentation Marie.

@Joe, how do you turn $100,000 into $25,000?

th

It is primary intended for very big shops

@Joe-I feel 100K is a lowball estimate.

@lin: Good questions. 

IBM is just testing waters here today.

@hounhosp - PureSystems does ROI reporting. Under "Quantify" slide 15.

@lin-gud queries.The important thing to understand is that this is a new project.

(at least, assuming inflation isn't a factor!) ;)

@Joe: Very nice of you. I will check that

Good presentation

@hounhosp: Yes, $100k is worth it if you get $150k in return (for example).

Thanks for the great talk Marie it was a pleasure 

Take care, Catzeye.  Thanks for joining us.

Nathan - Thanks for the whitepaper link.

@hounhosp: Here, this is the blog post I was reading on the subject.

@Joe: That is right, it depend on how you can get ROI

@suasmith: We'll be posting a wrap-up blog tomorrow about each of the sessions and will include links for all of them. In the meantime, you can find them here: Archived Classes

Oh, okay.  Well take care!  Back to the grind for me.

There's an IBM study that found that about 25% of IT projects run over budget.

@Joe: It is not intend for many companies I will say

...And therefore able to produce more of your IT budget to new projects.

@Visitor555 https://www14.software.ibm.com/webapp/ -- this is the whitepaper you can sign up to receive

excellent...

@hounhosp: Well, not for that size organization, presumably -- particularly if you're getting the purported cost savings...

thanks for answer

@catzeye: I've had a couple performed/produced, but not published.

this was the only one i could attend - how many others were there

@Joe: That's a lot of $$$

@suasmith: 7 and yes they're all archived!

Until next time - Happy Monday!

@Joe: Wow! 

(for midmarket, anyway)

how many were in this series and were they archived for later

@lin: Nice one. All good questions

@jkunzer: the audio is available in the archive.

@hounhosp: I think I read somewhere that the entry-level implementation for PureSystems starts at $100k.

Thank you for a very interesting discussion.

@aum007: But I think she might have an idea about that, right?

@Visister555-Website IBM.

Marie – thanks for a great talk.  Have questions:

1)I love the concept of one box with multiple OS'es, remote administration, IaaS in general.  Is IBM the first in this space?

2)I was at Usenix the other week and no one I talked with had ever heard of IBM Pure.  I rarely hear about Pure outside of this site, but I think the concept of IBM Pure and IaaS both newsworthy and disruptive.  Why stealth marketing?

3)You said "See it, touch it, understand it."  I'm in.  Is there a website that has a schedule of appearances where I can actually see and touch the hardware?  

Problem with buffering ...will log off and try again

Marianne Coleman

how many were in this series

@jkunzer: The audio is over. At 2:45 you'll be able to refresh this page to listen to the entire session archived.

@Joe-Quite rite.flying is the word,

Marie Will this be reflective in Server integration as well 

can't keep up with the chats that are flying off the bottom of the screen.

try to refresh webpage

@jkunzer, just click pause. It's over.

White paper availability?

good  information

@Marden-As far as I know,Apart from Internal IBM teams there are 5-6 Fortune 500 firms who r using some form of Puresystem today.

thanks for this

@aum007: I see! 

@aum: Yes, Marie is in the chat.

Problem with audio buffering - Again!

Joe S - your play?  Maybe I misread.

thanks

Very interesting... Thanks for the information.

Chat comments really flying now...  Trying to keep up!

The case study is interesting, thanks!

@hounhosp-I dont think it will be fair to ask Maine whether or not u need to use Puersystems.Shes not here to sell .Is she???

Thanks for a Great show!

thanks

Marie, are there beta companies using PureFlex/PureApplications available as reference sites?

:)

Not us, not for a while...one sector using a specific access is nice... we still run IBM products, but we have no desire at present to allow exterior exposure to PHI and PCI information.

thank you very good presentation but problems with audio

thanks

thank you

thanks.

@ Marie Wieck:  Do you see the advent of Intelligent Integrated Systems as being the death knell for Mainframes?  What about legacy Mainframe applications?

good info

@Marie: When or how do I know that I need a PureSystem app system?

thanks!

@Marie Wieck - fantastic! What kind of customers are lined up for PureApplication? Credit card companies, health care, and large government?

@catzeye: Read/find what?

Welcome, Marie. Thanks for the great session and for joining us here on the chat.

Or did you answer that already Marie 

Hi Marie, and thanks.

Question:  Does getting value out of these systems really depend on integrating them with the cloud, or are they still valuable if they run on a conventional data center?

We learned some info very good. Thanks!

Thanks - Great Info

Marie when will the Purflex Start up or will be availiable to us?

What is the best alternative to AWS?