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CA 2005 PAGE 14
Organizations
IT
environments are increasingly complex – in terms of the number of systems, vendors, platforms and
applications – and more are being run concurrently. An industry challenge -- and a big opportunity for
CA
-- is to simplify
our customers’ complex computing environments.
CA
is already a leader in systems and network management solutions
for mainframe and distributed computing environments.
CA
s Unicenter®solutions help customers manage and automate
their
IT
infrastructures, enabling them to improve efficiency and optimize infrastructure availability and performance.
And we continue to strengthen those solutions. Our recent acquisition of Concord Communications brings greater
depth to our network analysis capabilities and strengthens our Unicenter portfolio, allowing
CA
to offer customers
deeper and broader management solutions. This acquisition also increases
CA
s installed base of customers, expands
CA
s access to vertical segments such as telecommunications and government organizations, and provides support for
important new technologies like
V
o
IP
(Voice over Internet Protocol) and
IP
v
6
(Internet Protocol version
6
).
*IDC ”WW System Management Software 2004-2008 Forecast & 2003 Vendor Shares" Doc #31699
SECURITY MANAGEMENT
Market Potential*:
$8.4
billion in
2003
, growing at a compounded
annualized rate of
14
percent a year. The bulk of this market is security
for large and midsized enterprises,
CA
s strength.
Customer Needs: Manage access privileges to systems and
devices within the
IT
environment to enable and enforce
security policy and meet user access needs; protect
the enterprise from security threats such as viruses, spam,
hacking and more; ensure compliance with regulations
regarding information management; and understand security events
contextually and determine actions to be taken.
When it comes to security, no other technology company has the experience and product depth to help customers
manage and safeguard their diverse
IT
environments from the desktop to the network, and everything in between.
We operate both outside the perimeter, preventing security breaches and malicious threats like viruses and spyware,
and inside the perimeter, helping companies manage access to
IT
resources, such as applications or databases.
CA
s security solutions integrate with our other infrastructure management solutions to enable secure management
of the entire IT environment.
The overall security market is evolving in many different directions, but we will maintain our focus on enterprise
security management to make sure our customers’ infrastructures are protected.
*IDC ”WW Security Software 2004-2008 Forecast & 2003 Vendor Shares" Doc # 32391
STORAGE MANAGEMENT
Market Potential*: $7.4 billion in 2003 with an estimated compounded annual growth rate of
10
percent through 2008.
Customer Needs: Manage exponential data growth and storage complexity; ensure that business data and
information is available when needed and that risk to this data is managed; ensure that the right data is
collected for compliance reporting.
Storage management is essential to effective and complete systems management. Our strength is helping customers
manage their data securely so the right information is always available to meet business needs while ensuring
business continuity. We do this while reducing a customer’s total cost of storage and increasing system-wide efficiency.
*IDC ”WW Storage Software 2004-2008 Forecast Summary & 2003 Vendor Shares" Doc # 31582
Executive Vice President and Chief
Marketing Officer Don Friedman
is revitalizing the CA brand
worldwide to build awareness of
the value CA delivers.
When it comes to security, no other technology company has the
experience and product depth to help customers manage
and safeguard their diverse IT environments from the desktop all
the way to the network.