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IBM Power Systems Topics § IBM and Oracle Relationship § World Update § The New Power Systems § IBM i 6. 1 § Cost of Ownership § Sizing § Power IBM i/Oracle JD Edwards websites 2 © 2008 IBM Corporation

IBM Power Systems Oracle and IBM - helping clients innovate for three decades 30 years with JD Edwards § Sustaining Investments – – Oracle: People. Soft: JD Edwards: Siebel: 21 19 30 9 years § Oracle is an IBM integrated account (2005) – Dedicated Executive led alliance team – Direct relationship with Charles Phillips (Oracle’s Co-President) who is also named as the IBM sponsor § > 17, 000 joint customers worldwide – Hardware & Software support via Apps Unlimited § Vibrant Technology Relationship JD Edwards Campus, Denver, Colorado (USA) World and Enterprise. One Development – Large investment in people and hardware – Benchmark Leadership § Market Leading Services Practice – IBM’s GBS is Oracle’s #1 SI Partner – 5, 500 dedicated to Oracle Practice (9, 500 skilled) § Unrivaled Customer Support Process – Dedicated on site resources – Significant investments – Tangible customer benefit 3 © 2008 IBM Corporation

IBM Power Systems IBM Oracle International Competency Center Mission: Provide technical pre-sales solution support for Oracle, People. Soft, JD Edwards, and Siebel Applications with IBM Platforms § On-Site Resources § IBM Hardware and Software Brand Experts § Technology Managers § Solutions Sales § Project Managers § Technical Sales Support § IBM Technical Sales § Business Partners § On-site briefings § Labs § Located at Oracle and IBM § Benchmarking/Sizing tests § Redbooks and Whitepapers § Sizing Tools § Creation and ownership of worldwide sizing tools and processes § Support the Techline resources § Third level support when necessary 4 © 2008 IBM Corporation

JD Edwards World A 9. 1 The Renaissance Release - About 1, 300 enhancements INTEGRATIONS OPERATIONAL EXCELLENCE UPGRADEABILITY Continued innovations to reduce cost & complexity of integrations Continued innovations to enable manufacturing & distribution excellence Continued innovations to improve technology upgradeability • Desktop productivity (email, export, import, etc. ) • Sustainable Integrations (via SOA) • Web-Based Interface • Lean Manufacturing • Service & Warranty Management • Lot Management • Compliance • Brand-New Upgrade Tools • New Web Documentation • Release Quality

Customers Moving to the Latest Releases JD Edwards World Upgrade; Enterprise. One Migration Customers on Specific Release 100% January 2005 August 2008 50% 0% 66% A 7. 3 9% A 8. 1 15% 10% A 9. 1 JDE E 1 JD Edwards World Release Migration

Sample of Customers live on A 9. 1

Major reasons customers are going to A 9. 1 • Import / Export • Attachments • Web Interface • Manufacturing • Quality Management • Advanced Lot Control • Lean Manufacturing • Distribution Enhancements • Service and Warranty Management • All new documentation • It’s time!

Andrews Consulting Group – Analyst September 12, 2008 “Oracle’s latest offerings for JD Edwards World demonstrate the company’s commitment to extending the World platform in ways that matter to its customers. With Demantra Demand Management, enterprises will find it easier to respond to changing customer demands with greater agility while reducing inventory and distribution costs. For many manufacturing and distribution firms, such capabilities have become today’s requirements for staying in business rather than tomorrow’s goals. As such, we expect that World customers will take great interest in what Oracle is delivering today. ” Lee Kroon, Senior Industry Analyst, Andrews Consulting Group

Oracle Continues Planned Delivery of Business Value for JD Edwards World Customers A 9. 1 updates A 9. 1. 2 Updates - Integrations and Tools 2007 2008 CY 09 Fusion technology with SOA CY 10 Integration to other Oracle products Project Based industries Ongoing legal and regulatory updates Roadmap subject to change without notice. The above is intended for information purposes and may not be incorporated into a contract.

A 91 Sign-on screen JD Edwards World A 9. 1 Java Interface ü Dynamic Build for consistency, flexibility, maintainability üJava client deployment – faster, crisper, more functional üIntermixes with green screen environment ü Function keys or point-and-click ü Links to Support, Documentation, email, URL’s, & World Resources ü Action code & field specific help buttons ü Print to local printer

JD Edwards World A 9. 1 Interface Improved User Experience

Applications Unlimited Drives the Future • What does it mean for the JD Edwards World Customers? • Providing customers with the flexibility of choices • Safe to continue to invest in JD Edwards World • Even better future for new implementations • Minimize incremental cost • Continued Support for A 7. 3 and A 8. 1 customers • Enhancements beyond A 9. 1 Continued Product Releases Customer Driven Roadmaps Dedicated Teams in Denver No Forced Upgrades

IBM Power Systems Three Decades of JD Edwards and ERP 1979: Elegant Software launched 1982: World launched 1983: Distribution added 1988: IBM AS/400 launched; manufacturing added 1992: Project Everest initiated = foundation One. World 1996: One. World launched 1977 JD Edwards founded 1997: $1 B annual sales; IPO as JDEC Jack Thompson Dan Gregory Ed Mc. Vaney 1999: Premisys and Numetrix acquired 2001: You. Centric acquired 2003: People. Soft acquires JDEC 2005: Oracle acquires PSFT 2006: JDE E 1 8. 12 2007: JDE World A 9. 1 JD Edwards Corporation People. Soft Oracle 1 1970 s 14 1980 s 1990 s 2000 s 2010 s © 2008 IBM Corporation

IBM Power Systems Protecting Client Application Investments AS/400 64 Bit LPAR Linux POWER 5

IBM Power Systems Unified IBM Power Platform i 515 i 525 i 550 i 570 i 595 IBM Power Systems System i™ Editions Blade. Center® JS 21/JS 22 Power 520 Power 550 Editions Power 570 Editions Power 595 System p™ Blade. Center JS 21/JS 22 16 p 520 p 550 p 570 p 595 16 © 2008 IBM Corporation

IBM Power Systems IBM i & Power Systems Roadmap 2007 2008 2010 POWER 7 POWER 6 Systems POWER 6 570 POWER 6 Blades i Next i 6. 1 * All statements regarding IBM's future direction and intent are subject to change or withdrawal without notice, and represent goals and objectives only. 17 © 2008 IBM Corporation

IBM Power Systems IBM Power. VM™ The leading virtualization platform for UNIX, i and Linux enables a more agile and responsive infrastructure § Power. VM Technologies – Hypervisor – Micro partitioning and shared processor logical partitions (LPARs) – Virtual I/O Server (VIOS) and Integrated Virtualization Manager – Lx 86 (run x 86 Linux applications on POWER) – Shared Dedicated Capacity – Live Partition Mobility Power. VM VIOS Power. VM Hypervisor § Unifying the virtualization support for AIX, i and Linux on Power 18 © 2008 IBM Corporation

IBM Power Systems Advantages for the World customer § Technology - IBM’s leading technology equates to better performance – Improved response times – More users per core – Improved Batch throughput § Clear roadmap from IBM – 6 th generation of Power processor – FIRST generation of Power Systems § Improved acquisition costs – Common features, one disk and memory price § Improved ongoing maintenance costs § Energy efficiency of Power 6 § Industrial strength virtualization with Power. VM - Can still run AIX and/or Linux – Better server utilization – Flexibility – Server consolidation 19 © 2008 IBM Corporation

IBM Power Systems Advantages for the World customer § Multiple Operating Systems allow you to add applications without the worry of choosing the “right” platform § Can run V 5 R 4 or V 6 R 1 § Can still have i. SCSI connection to Blade on Power Systems § IBM Competency Centers at Oracle continue to test and tune Oracle applications to perform the best on IBM hardware § Additional Disk options - SAS, PCIe, and SAN § Two Blade options for consolidation – JS 12 – 2 core, JS 22 – 4 core – i, AIX or Linux plus Windows in the Blade Chasis § Upgrade options into Power 6 § i solution editions § Investment protection of existing applications and flexibility for the future 20 © 2008 IBM Corporation

IBM Power Systems It’s simply “i” No 17% Yes 83% Do you think IBM should change the name of the operating system, i 5/OS®, when it introduces the new POWER 6™ server platform? The issue becomes What to do about POWER 7 and POWER 8, etc 21 © 2008 IBM Corporation

IBM Power Systems IBM i 6. 1 Highlights § Major new operating system release Announce 1/29/08 GA 3/21/08 i 5/OS® V 6 R 1 – – Virtualization of i 5/OS storage Encryption of backups, data on disk Systems Director management Enhanced Java™ performance § Support SAN strategy in large enterprises New Fibre Channel Adapter § Major new disk clustering product High Availability Solutions Manager § First i 5/OS support for Blade. Center® i 5/OS runs on Blade. Center JS 12 and JS 22 – Breakthrough performance with DS 8000 - Supports i 5/OS Geographic Mirror and IBM Systems Storage Metro Mirror – With Blade. Center H and S chassis § New packaging for Rational® tools 22 WDS, RDi SOA, RBD, HATS - Set of Enterprise Modernization tools New packaging and pricing * Product preview © 2008 IBM Corporation

IBM Power Systems IBM i Program Conversion üEnsures unprecedented system integrity üDelivers improved performance üEnables exploitation of future system and processor capabilities § Program conversion is required to run with i 6. 1 – Automatically upgrades software to exploit latest system enhancements – Not required for POWER 6, which can run i 5. 4 § Conversion requires program's creation data (the default since V 5 R 1) § Program conversion is performed during install/restore of applications, at first use or at scheduled time § Tool available now to analyze program conversion for V 5 R 3 / V 5 R 4 – Identifies potential issues, if any – Estimates conversion time 23 © 2008 IBM Corporation

IBM Power Systems Overview of World and IBM i 6. 1 Conversion § Apply the IBM PTF required to run the ANZOBJCVN command § Install an Oracle JD Edwards World update for V 6 R 1 on the same machine as the IBM PTF – Customer Connection Update Center (search on V 6 R 1 A 73, – V 6 R 1 A 81 or V 6 R 1 A 91) – Software update is contained in SAVF – Follow instructions for creating and restoring SAVF § Ensure that your custom programs will function at V 6 R 1 § Contact your 3 rd party software vendors to ensure their product functions with V 6 R 1 § Review IBM and Oracle documentation 24 © 2008 IBM Corporation

IBM Power Systems http: //www. redbooks. ibm. com/redpieces/abstracts/redp 4293. html? Open 25 © 2008

IBM Power Systems World Certified for IBM i 6. 1 § JD Edwards World Certification: – Oracle has tested the V 6 R 1 operating system for the following JD Edwards World releases: – A 7. 3 CU 8 and above - Single Byte – A 8. 1 Base and above -Single Byte – A 9. 1 Base - Single Byte – Web-enablement, Self-service and World Vision § IBM i Info Apar for World and Enterprise. One – http: //www 1. ibm. com/support/docview. wss? uid=nas 27015 e 14 ddbf 6898186257461003 c 78 ac – OR go through link from IBM i JD Edwards solutions from Oracle web site ► http: //www-03. ibm. com/systems/i/advantages/oracle/ 26 © 2008 IBM Corporation

IBM Power Systems Integration yields lower total cost of ownership As researched and reported by independent consultants IDC: Reversing the Trend of Rising IT Costs IDC: TCO for Distributed Server Environments META Group: Impact of OS/Platform Selection on the Cost of ERP Implementation, Use and Management IDC: Server Cost of Ownership in ERM Customer Sites IDC: TCO for Lotus Domino Servers 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001 IDC: TCO for Distributed Server Environments 2000 1999 1998 1993 § Different times § Different workloads § Same conclusion: OS/400* = lowest TCO *OS/400 was renamed to i 5/OS with the announcement of V 5 R 3 27 IDC: The ROI of Windows and Linux Server Consolidation on i. Series ITG: Cost/ Benefit Cases for IBM e. Server i 5 Servers: Enterprise. One and World Solutions TCO = Total Cost of Ownership © 2008 IBM Corporation

IBM Power Systems Server Cost of Ownership - Over 3 -Years Comparing World on i. Series to Microsoft Business Solutions on Dell IBM i. Series is § 40. 4% less than Dell Why? § i 5 system architecture – Diverse workloads on a single server – Advanced partitioning and virtualization – High utilization – Virus resistant § Personnel productivity § Integrated software Source: ITG Status Report, June 2005 Cost/Benefit Case for IBM e. Server i 5 Servers: JD Edwards World Solutions 28 © 2008 IBM Corporation

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IBM Power Systems Three-in-one Benchmark with JD Edwards World § Multiple, highly disparate real-world applications – – – JD Edwards World (financials, distribution, manufacturing) Collaboration – Mail (Web-based) and instant messaging Secure Web-serving – Trade 3 (online brokerage trading) § Multiple scenarios to measure the impact of changing conditions – – – Base – Run all workloads both individually and simultaneously Stress Web-serving – While simultaneously running core applications Growth – Drive all workloads up and measure effect on response times § Conducted on an IBM 520 – – Out of the box Default system values – no special performance tuning ibm. com/eserver/iseries/hardware/threeinone/ 30 © 2008 IBM Corporation

IBM Power Systems Typical IBM i World Customer § <25 to 1000+ users § Customers like the simplicity of less systems to manage with IBM i § Minimal IT staff § Desire for simplicity and low total cost of ownership § Many customers considering A 9. 1 § More customers considering Web client § More customers implementing LPARs § More customers implementing Test/Development LPAR § Some doing server consolidation § Customers are very pleased with Power 5 and Power 6 performance § Customers like Blade connectivity for complementary Windows applications § Loyal installed base = satisfied customers 32 © 2008 IBM Corporation

IBM Power Systems Why IBM Sizings IBM has on-site resources at Oracle locations dedicated to testing all major Oracle applications: Oracle EBS, Oracle DB, People. Soft, JD Edwards, and Siebel Only IBM has sizing tool developers resident at Oracle in Denver, CO and Redwood Shores, CA IBM has on-site resources at Oracle locations dedicated to testing all major Oracle applications: Oracle EBS, Oracle DB, People. Soft, JD Edwards, and Siebel Only IBM has an upgrade sizing process for installed customers. Only IBM offers sizings for recent Oracle acquisitions including: Oracle Retail, G-Log (April, 2007), Demantra (April, 2007) IBM has sizing data for the most recent Oracle applications versions 33 © 2008 IBM Corporation

IBM Power Systems How to size Oracle Applications with IBM hardware Step 1 - Download the Sizing Questionnaire from the Web www. ibm. com/erp/sizing Refine if necessary Step 3 - E-mail completed Questionnaire to the IBM Sizing Center Step 2 – Certified Business Partners and IBM Specialists assist in completing Step 4 – Sizing estimate is returned from Sizing Cente Direct Questions of how to obtain IBM Hardware Sizing information for Oracle Applications to 800 -426 -0222 or 888 -426 -5525 option 6 Or ibmoracl@us. ibm. com 34 © 2008 IBM Corporation

IBM Power Systems Hardware Upgrade Sizing Process § Available now – JD Edwards Enterprise. One & World – People. Soft Enterprise – Oracle E-Business Suite § Accommodates the following scenarios: – New applications – Additional users of existing modules – Version-to-version upgrades – Moving to web interface § Available for all supported IBM e. Server platforms 35 § Special upgrade sizing questionnaires: www. ibm. com/erp/sizing § Incorporates customer performance data § Marketing brochures available outlining offer and benefits § Revised with additional questions to refine workload § Looking for candidates for thorough upgrade analysis § No charge © 2008 IBM Corporation

IBM Power Systems Power i and Oracle § Building on a solid foundation § Extending a proven value proposition and partnership § Managing the cost of ownership § Balancing sophistication with simplicity § Providing solutions and benefits for businesses of all sizes § Leveraging IBM’s best technologies with world class ERP solution § Embracing and advancing the vision for e-business on demand 36 © 2008 IBM Corporation

IBM Power Systems Summary § Fostering growth and innovation in solutions § There’s real value in integration – Higher reliability – Simplicity – Optimization – Automation – Security – Ease of operations – Lower overall TCO § The architecture securely paves the way for technology leadership without disrupting your business § Versatility to respond to opportunities and grow your business ibm. com/systems/i 37 © 2008 IBM Corporation

IBM Power Systems A Wealth of Technical Resources § IBM System i JD Edwards Solutions from Oracle – General Information – www. ibm. com/systems/i/solutions/oracle § IBM System i Informational APAR Site – www. ibm. com/servers/enable/site/events/jde_links. html – www. ibm. com/support/techdocs/atsmastr. nsf/Web. Index/WP 101119 § IBM Oracle General Information Site – www. ibm. com/solutions/businesssolutions/oracle/index. jsp § IBM Oracle Assistance – ibmoracl@us. ibm. com § IBM i 6. 1 – www. ibm. com/systems/i/os/i 5 os/v 6 r 1/index. html § IBM Power i – http: //www-03. ibm. com/systems/i/ 38 © 2008 IBM Corporation

IBM Power Systems Customer deliverables on i. Series website on ibm. com/iseries/solutions/oracle § Tab for E 1 and World § Easy to find § § 39 deliverables all in one place Includes the i. Series FAQ from Oracle Redbooks Tuning documents Print on demand © 2008 IBM Corporation

For more information about JD Edwards World http: //www. oracle. com/applications/jdedwards-world. html JD Edwards World Upgrade Resources Evaluate, Plan, and Execute: http: //www. peoplesoft. com/corp/en/iou/upgrade/world_upgrd_resources. jsp JD Edwards World A 9. 1. 2 Statement of Direction http: //www. peoplesoft. com/corp/en/iou/upgrade/world_upgrd_resources_evaluate. jsp For more information about JD Edwards World – A 9. 1 Release http: //www. oracle. com/applications/jd-edwards-release. html JD Edwards World A 9. 1 – Transfer of Information – Online Classes http: //education. oracle. com/pls/web_prod-plqdad/db_pages. getpage? page_id=64&p_org_id=1001 JD Edwards World Resource Center http: //www. peoplesoft. com/corp/en/support/online_support/wld_resources. jsp General email: worldinfo_us@oracle. com

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