Transform to Cognitive Healthcare with IBM Software Defined Infrastructure and Storage

Transform to

Cognitive Healthcare

with IBM Software Defined

Infrastructure and Storage Cheryl Parker

Business Development Manager

IBM Storage

Agenda

The transformation of healthcare

Industry challenges and drivers

Future of healthcare

Growth of data

Overcoming inefficiencies

IBM hybrid cloud and storage solutions for Healthcare IT

Data is the asset

Cognitive is the goal

Hybrid cloud is the platform

Software defined storage is the architecture

Storage is the foundation

Client success stories

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Critical industry drivers, changing expectations and

technology are transforming healthcare

Demographics and lifestyle

Expectations for better treatment including quality, value and outcomes

Aging populations and escalating incidence of chronic disease

Increased competition and regulations

More regulations and compliance requirements

Technology-enabled new competition

Resource shortages

Shortage of the right skills, capabilitiesand supplies

Shortage of consumer- and provider-based services

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Connectivity and openness

Proliferation of mobile devices and

internet access producing massive

amounts of unstructured data

Fostering of collaboration within

the ecosystem

Speed and scalability

Anticipating unknown requirements

and quickly addressing them

Reducing the cost of innovation

and collaboration

Increasing complexity while making

care more consumable

Increased but masked complexity

Analytics and insights to drive

decision-making

Healthcare

transformation

Healthcare will become more collaborative,

data driven and patient centered

Integrated healthcare ecosystem Players across the healthcare value chain will focus on the continuum

of healthcare delivery around patients—single patient and/or family view

Personalized anytime anywhere healthcare Instantaneous access to digitized patient health records through cloud

to specialists anytime and anywhere

Convergence of healthcare and mobility with internet of things Instantaneous access to digitized patient health records through cloud

to specialists anytime and anywhere

Actionable insights driven and targeted healthcare Insights based on analytics that are integrated with mobile devices

or smart sensors will be used to improve clinical outcomes

Healthcare access for underserved populace Cloud technologies will transform healthcare in previously inaccessible

regions because physical infrastructure can be bypassed

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Future

of

healthcare

Healthcare data is growing rapidly

Healthcare IT requires a high-performing,

robust storage infrastructure and cloud

services to

efficiently store, analyze and share data

leverage existing and new information to

deliver real-time data at the point-of-care

help improve outcomes

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Healthcare

data is growing

at 48% per yearreaching 2.3 zettabytes

by 20201

driven by new clinical applications,

regulatory compliance for HIPAA and

HITECH, genomic sequencing, and

future technologies for cloud, Big Data,

mobile and social

48%

1 Source: IDC, The Digital Universe, Driving Data Growth in Healthcare 2014

Overcoming inefficiencies is key to improving

quality of care

Achieve better

quality and outcomes

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Collaborate for prevention

and wellness

Improve operational

effectiveness

Healthcare organizations are focusing on three areas in order to become smarter

Applying insights to improve quality of care, clinical outcomes and deliver personalized healthcare value, while reducing medical costs

Collaborating across care settings to deliver integrated, personalized care experiences, prevent disease, promote wellness and manage care

Building flexibility into operations to support cost reduction and excellence in clinical and business performance and practices

These organizations can draw on the power of IBM hybrid cloud and storage solutions for Healthcare IT to improve efficiency

IBM hybrid cloud and storage solutions for

Healthcare IT

Data is the asset.

Cognitive is the goal.

Hybrid cloud is the platform.

Software defined storage

is the architecture.

Storage is the foundation.

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How does IBM Storage fit

in IBM’s Cognitive strategy?

What is the IBM vision

for data storage?

And what is the IBM strategy

for realizing this vision?

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Data is the asset.






Data is today’s natural resource

Volumes of images with new diagnostic

imaging sources (digital pathology) and

advanced diagnostic techniques.

Adoption of mobile strategies

Big Data management and analytics with

large datasets.

Adoption of clinical next generation

sequencing applications

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Additional unstructured data

including video, audio and text are

being stored in medical records.

Rising volume of datasets with

provider consolidation

Telemetry from medical instruments

and devices.

Security and log files

The variety and volume of healthcare-related data can be leveraged for cognitive insights.

Cognitive businesses can access

and use all types of data

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Data you possess

Patient records

Transactional systems

Predictive models

Institutional expertise

Operational systems

Data outside your firewall

News, publications

Research, trials

Social media

Weather

Geospatial information

Data that’s coming

Internet of Things (IoT)

Sensory data

Images

Video

Structured and active Unstructured and dark

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Data is the asset.






A cognitive business has systems that can

enhance digital intelligence exponentially

Cognitive solutions ingest data of all forms,

structured and unstructured, understand that

data, learn from it, and reason through it.

Cognitive solutions will augment the human

capacity to understand—and constructively

intervene into—complex, emergent health

systems.

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Healthcare-

related

data

Improve the health of populations. Reduce healthcare costs. Improve the experience of care.

Hybrid

cloud

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Data is the asset.






Realize the fastest path to new value with

IBM hybrid cloud and storage solutions

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More ready for cloud

Evaluate: May or may not be

ready for cloud based on their

attributes or maturity

New growth workloads made

possible by cloud services

and cloud object storage

Many backoffice applications

SensitiveData

Complexprocesses & transactions

Regulation sensitive

Not yet virtualized 3rd party SW

Highly customized

Analytics

Collaborative care and

healthcare exchanges

Development & Test

Mobile Applications

Sequencing (genomics)

Active Archive for

Medical Images and EMR

Telemetry

Pre-Productionsystems

Information intensive Isolated

workloadsMatureworkloads

Batch processing

Healthcare Management

Many billing applications

Many Risk Mgmt. Applications

Backup/Disaster Recovery

Note: The above is a representative example of what workloads can be moved to cloud

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Data is the asset.






What is Software Defined Storage?

Software-defined storage:

Platforms that deliver the full suite of

storage services via a software stack that

uses commodity hardware built with off-

the-shelf components.

Needs to run on standard hardware

Sold as software

Offer all data services independent of

hardware

16*IDC's Worldwide Software-Defined Storage Taxonomy, 2014

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Software defined infrastructure

Application aware and resource smart

Software defined

compute

Software defined

storage

Software defined

networking

Server

choices

Network

choices

Cloud

environment

Social &

mobile

Big data &

analytics

Other

business

appsWorkloads

Service delivery

IT infrastructure

Agility

Standardization

Provisioning

& orchestration

Storage choices

Private, public

or hybrid cloud

SDS storage component examples: clouds, arrays, flash, high/medium/low function disk, tape

Traditional

environment

Leveraging IBM Software Defined Storage

Captures and controls all clinical data

from electronic health records,

DICOM images and unstructured data

Data access via global namespace

that pools and optimizes storage

resources

Data Where it Needs to Be When it

Needs to Be there

Don’t worry about what media it’s on

(flash/disk/tape) or where it’s placed

(on-prem off-prem)

Embrace new workloads to gain new

insights that create innovation

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ModalityInstruments

Hadoop/Big Data

ElectronicHealth Records

Genome Sequencers

Non Dicom

On / Off premises – Hybrid Cloud

NewWorkloads

OptimizedData

Flash Hybrid Tape Object

IBM SoftwareDefined

Infrastructure Data placement on-demand & by policy

Resource Management

Protect investment in existing resources

IBM Cloud Object Storage Redefining data availability with vendor neutral archive (VNA) solutions

Access to medical image archives

and electronic medical records (EMR)

On-premises, in the IBM Cloud

or as a hybrid platform

Neutralizing and centralizing image archiving

across the organization

Improving management of compliance issues

with meaningful use objectives

HIPAA/HITECH enabled architecture

System managed, geo-resiliency for

high availability

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Business and clinical

documents, photos

Cardiology

PACS

Radiology and

specialty PACS

Clinical

devices

Universal access

information

management storage

• One system to manage

• Reduced storage costs

• Data liquidityVNA

IBM Cloud

Object Storage

Public

Hybrid

Private

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Data is the asset.






Storage is the FoundationFor hybrid cloud & cognitive solutions

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Hybrid cloud is the platform on which

cognitive solutions are built.

Data is the resource

on which they all depend.

IBM storage protects that data, delivering

it when, where, and how it’s needed with

reliability, efficiency and economy.

The IBM Storage portfolio difference

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Comprehensive family of offerings addresses full range

of software defined storage & compute requirements

Flexible deployment on the cloud, as an appliance,

and as software on client’s choice of hardware

Built using technologies proven in over

fifty thousand client deployments

From the vendor with the highest leadership

ranking positions by analysts

Complements and transforms existing infrastructure

to support next generation applications

Top reasons why IBM is the vendor to partner with

for software defined storage

#1 in Software Defined Storage

#1 Object Storage with Seamless Cloud Storage

#1 Business Resiliency Solution

Cognitive Storage Placement Anywhere

Hybrid Cloud Optimized

Modernization through Software Defined Storage Architecture

Optimize your current investments with Virtualization

Ease of Consumption

Optimal Tier Economics

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Top Medical Center

What happenswhen machinesbecome cognitive?

Optimize Efficiency

IBM FlashSystem

Cognitive treatment

revolutionizing patient care

Real-time data helps doctors

identify signs of illness

Reduce power consumption 96%

cooling requirements 95%

and rack spacing usage 98%


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What happens when you can collaborate more easily?

Speed, discover and foster new insights

IBM FlashSystemand IBM CloudObject Storage

Up to 6x performance

using flash and parallel

data access leading to

faster lab results and

data analytics

Up to 90% reduction

in storage costs

Positioned for

future growth

Leading Research and

Cancer Center

IBM helps you see the solution before you buy Switching to IBM can save up to 67% storage infrastructure costs*

Compare your current environment with a

recommended target environment, and

provide a roadmap for migrating

Identify potential risks in your storage

infrastructures

See how storage tiering can impact your

bottom line

Create a plan to improve data protection

and recovery service levels

See a 3 year cost ownership assessment

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Butterfly Analysis Engine Report

*Based on IBM assessments using Butterfly software and actual UPMC medical center results

Transform healthcare ITDelivering innovation to address industry challenges

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Hybrid cloud is the platform Medical data is the resource Storage is the foundation

Enable New & Agile

Workloads

Maximize

Performance

Flash IBM Spectrum Storage

Software Defined Computing, Optimized Storage Solutions

IBM Storage

Optimize

Efficiency

Thank you

IBM Storage & SDI

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