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What Is Infrastructure Optimization?

Through the Microsoft Infrastructure Optimization (IO) sales priorities—Core Infrastructure and Business Productivity Infrastructure—we communicate our customer vision for an optimized IT infrastructure. Our goal is to advance an organization’s infrastructure optimization and capabilities to deliver an increased level of business agility, IT cost and risk reductions, and enable IT departments to realize the full value of their infrastructure investments. This helps establish IT as a strategic partner to the business and shows that they can initiate innovation and align to changing business needs by connecting people, information, and business processes. With Microsoft IO solutions, customers can use Core Infrastructure Optimization (Core IO) and Business Productivity Infrastructure Optimization (BPIO) to determine the current level of their IT infrastructure, establish a technology vision for the future, and build a clear and actionable roadmap based on their new and existing Microsoft and industry technologies. The IO roadmap includes supportive technical capabilities that provide a comprehensive set of solutions to help advance a customer’s infrastructure optimization levels toward a more dynamic IT. Each capability has four optimization levels—basic, standardized, rationalized, and dynamic. The Core IO and BPIO models and capabilities allow customers to gain a realistic view of the state of their current IT infrastructure and develop a blueprint for transforming that infrastructure into a cost-effective business asset that enables people to drive business success.

Core IO Model

Core IO Model

Business Productivity IO Model

Business Productivity IO Model

Cross Capability Execution

Cross capability and workload selling to IT is the Microsoft approach to helping enterprise customers realize the benefits of dynamic IT within their organizations. The capability and workload selling approach drives IT infrastructure optimization through the Core IO model and the BPIO model. These optimization models deliver clear roadmaps and benefits—helping reduce total cost of ownership (TCO) and agility gains for customers, while systematically enabling our sales strategies, licensing tipping points, and adoption and deployment for the Microsoft portfolio of capabilities.

Cross Capability Execution

Cross Capability Execution


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