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Module 1: Overview
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At the end of this module, you will be able to

Define MSF

Articulate at a high level how MSF addresses
the root causes of failure

Describe where this course fits in the information
technology (IT) life cycle

Define the key goals of Principles of
Infrastructure Deployment
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Lessons
1. MSF Overview
2. Where Infrastructure
Deployment Fits
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Lesson 1:
MSF Overview
Best practices for distributed
computing that help bridge
the gap between technology
and success


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Frozen in
the Past
In the
Abyss
Competitive
Leading
Moving
Ahead
Climbing
Out
Falling In
Avoiding
the Abyss

History of low
or erratic IT
spending

Mainframe-
based
application
portfolio

Long
development
times

Little flexibility


Rapidly increasing
IT spending

Budget dominance by operations
and maintenance costs

Exploding complexity of
distributed computing
environment

Ineffective new development

Controlled
spending

Robust and
simple
distributed
computing
environment

Up-to-date
applications
portfolio

Effective new
development

Focused spending on

achieving competitive
advantage

Highly robust and
flexible infrastructure

Several proprietary
applications that
support industry-
leading processes

Organization that is
skilled at employing
technology to support
business value
From our research, we believe that rapid changes in information technology and
in business practices have opened up an IT abyss that companies need to cross
in order to get maximum value from their IT investments.
Previous simplicity of automating transaction processing is being replaced with
more-difficult-to-measure, fast-paced, business-redesign-oriented IT work. IT
today is addressing more cross-functional efforts.
Organizations that understand the many potential facets of enterprise IT
management are better prepared to address the challenges successfully.
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Separation of goal and
function


Separation of business
and technology

Lack of common language
and process

Failure to communicate
and act as a team

Processes that are
inflexible to change
Looking deeper into the “people” aspects of delivering a successful solution, we
see that the solution often suffers from artificial walls between the people who
are experiencing the problem and the people who are trying to solve the
problem.
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A
methodology
applies specific
directions to a
known
destination
A
framework
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like a compass,
verifies progress
and provides
directional
guidance when
directions for
your type of
project have
not been
documented yet
MSF is Microsoft’s guide for planning, building, and managing distributed
computing systems. Like a compass, it guides product developers and
consultants in a consistent direction without involving everyone in the details of
how to get there (the map).
This allows everyone to agree on the higher-level aspects of the vision,
architecture, responsibilities, and many of the other factors that determine the
success of a distributed computing application. Once a shared vision is
established, detailed methodologies can be used if needed. MSF serves as a
useful tool for measuring progress against the original goals.
Key drivers for MSF include:


Common language


Consistency


Skills planning and development



Shared resources


Distributed computing

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