SIP PRODUCTIZATION - 2014

BACKGROUND
Challenges of SIP Stability, Capacity & Performance
Challenges of Operational Maintenance
Lacking standard Application Architecture
Improve Capacity & Performance
Develop Operational Excellence
Attain Product Maturity
Standard Application Architecture
Business Continuity
Time to Market
High Availability
BACKGROUND
GOALS
OUTCOME
Web Server
Replication
(Delivered)
Web Server
Replication
(Delivered)
DB rationalization
(Delivered)
DB rationalization
(Delivered)
Traffic Relieve SIP -> CBS
20% traffic
Reduced data entry
XML Removal
Housekeeping
Transaction Tables (done)
Customer Profile (pending)
Expire Revamp
phase I & II (done)
phase III (pending)
Admin Consoles
Configuration
user management
User Interface
Provisioning
Bulk Execution

Information Security
Controls
Capacity &
Performance
Architecture
Standardization
Product
Maturity
Separate Application
Layer

Hardware Expansion
(application servers)

Standardized
Mechanism for
Parallel Processing
(Jobs Alternate)

Architecture Revamp
Productization
Phase I-A (Q1)
Productization
Phase I-B (Q2)
Productization
Phase II (Q3)
Admin Consoles
Configuration
user management
User Interface
Provisioning
Bulk Execution

Information Security
Controls
Productization
Phase I-A (Q1)
Productization
Phase I-B (Q2)
Productization
Phase II (Q3)
Capacity &
Performance
Capacity &
Performance
Architecture
Standardization
Product
Maturity
Architecture
Standardization
Product
Maturity
Productization
Phase I-A (Q1)
Capacity &
Performance
Architecture
Standardization
Product
Maturity
Separate Application
Layer

Hardware Expansion
(application servers)

Standardized
Mechanism for
Parallel Processing
(Jobs Alternate)

Architecture Revamp
Productization
Phase I-B (Q2)
Capacity &
Performance
Architecture
Standardization
Product
Maturity
Product
Maturity
Product
Maturity
Productization
Phase II (Q3)
Traffic Relieve SIP -> CBS
20% traffic
Reduced data entry
XML Removal
Housekeeping
Transaction Tables (done)
Customer Profile (pending)
Expire Revamp
phase I & II (done)
phase III (pending)
Aspects
Operational Excellence
Immediate relief in
system processes (80%~)
Daily Expiry time
reduced to 20 min from
4 hrs
Targeting

500 TPS
High Availability
Standardized
Architecture
SIP Server
Existing Architecture
Data
Base
Presentation
Business
Presentation
Business
Persistence
Data
Target Architecture
ARCHITECTURE REVAMP
Q1 Q2 Q3
JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP
Phase I-B
Approval
DEV
Start
I-B
Functional
Design
I-B
Procurement
Request I-B
I-B DEV
Complete
Testing
I-B
Phase I-A
Delivered
Phase I-B
Go-Live
Phase II
DEV Start
Phase II DEV
Complete
Phase I-A
Initiated
Phase I-B
Proposal
Phase II
Go-Live
Hardware
Delivery
I-B
Scoping
of Phase II
PROJECT TIMELINES
Freeze on SIP Release (Q2 & Q3)
Hardware Delivery Delay
Product Development Delay
Critical business CRs will be delivered
Infrastructure will timely deliver
SED will ensure timelines
RISKS
MITIGATION
Impact on Business CRs/Projects for Q2
Objective Change Requests/Project
Customer Centricity Notifications to Customers on degraded performance/Outage of SIP
Revenue My Status mutual exclusivity with IR feature in SIP
Further Analysis of Business Impact is in process as we are in requirement
gathering phase
Thank you