Jauder Ho - IBM Edge 2015 - theCUBE
Enhanced video at http://vinja.tv/Cp7Jn7pw 01. Jauder Ho, NTT Data, Visits #theCUBE. (00:22) 02. NTT Data Is the System Integration Arm for NTT. (00:38) 03. Partnership with IBM. (01:46) 04. Increasing Customer Adoption of SAP HANA. (02:26) 05. SAP Is a Key Investment for NTT Data. (03:42) 06. Flexibility and Power of HANA. (04:27) 07. Management of HANA Will Be an Evoloving Process. (05:16) 08. HANA as a Cloud Service. (06:43) 09. Partnerships Have Been a Collaborative Effort. (07:37) 10. Value in Attending IBM Edge. (08:28) 11. NTT Data's Cloud Approach. (08:53) 12. Trans-Atlantic Capabilities. (09:60) 13. Helping Customers Ease Their Journey into the Cloud. (11:57) Track List created with http://www.vinjavideo.com. HANA Plus Power equals big results with NTT data | #IBMEdge by Heather Johnson | May 22, 2015 NTT Data, the system integration arm for NTT Group, one of the largest telecommunications companies in the world, began collaborating with SAP and IBM to validate the performance of IBM’s Power Systems for the SAP HANA Platform. According to Jauder Ho during an interview with theCUBE, VP of Cloud Services for NTT Data, “SAP owns the governance of this initiative and NTT has been very involved in the testing, development, and optimization with the support of IBM.” The power of fast data Ho said that metrics show “anywhere from 40 to 100 times speedup just by deploying HANA on Power as opposed to a traditional appliance type model or x86 on Oracle. And that’s only the beginning.” SAP is a valuable partner for NTT Data, considered the sixth largest system integrator in the world. “We have 2,700 customers worldwide running on SAP,” said Ho. “For us it’s a key investment, as we want to be able to help customers run better, faster, stronger across the board. It is our belief that HANA on Power would be that key differentiator, both on premises and in Cloud.” For a company that wants to move up the stack, NTT Data has more than enough resources. “We have 220 data centers,” said Ho. “We are one of the few companies that owns ships that lay cable across the Atlantic and Pacific. Another metric says we carry about 40 percent of the world’s backup. We’re able to take a lot of the pain out of IT operations so they can focus on their key business propositions.”