Transcript Πρότυπη παρουσίαση - Cytaglobal Hellas

Cyprus Telecommunications Authority
An Overview of CYTA’s
International Network
May 2007
…turning
your global dreams into reality
May
2007
CYPRUS
An island connecting
continents and people
… at the crossroads
of Europe, Asia & Africa
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A European Union Member
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An international maritime
and business center
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Modern and efficient legal,
accounting and banking
services
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A major regional
telecommunications hub
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Introduction to CYTA
Cyprus Telecommunications Authority (CYTA):
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is the incumbent operator and provides the full
spectrum of telecommunications services, in Cyprus
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is a government corporate body, but has evolved
into a keen, customer-driven enterprise
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has developed an extensive submarine cable and
satellite infrastructure
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offers competitive pricing for
a multitude of advanced
products and services
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CYTA´s Services Portfolio
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Complete portfolio of telecommunications
products & services
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Leading provider of fixed and mobile
telecommunications in Cyprus
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Leading Internet Service Provider
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IP-MPLS backbone network-convergence
of networks and services
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i-choice (ADSL) broadband access
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miVision (IP-TV, VoD) and other
associated services over ADSL to the home
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CYTA´s Major Subsidiary Companies
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CYTACOM Ltd: network & customer
premises equipment
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CytaGlobal Hellas AE: expand
CYTA´s reach internationally and
address business customers in Greece
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CYTA UK Ltd: expand CYTA´s reach
internationally and address UK
business and retail markets
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EMPORION Plaza Ltd: an e-business
provider & electronic shopping mall
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IRIS Gateway Satellites Services Ltd:
specialised satellite services provider
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CYTA’s Key Statistics
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Cyprus Population: approx 800,000, total area: 9,250 sq km
Direct Telephony International Circuits: 5,900
Direct Circuits with: 50 countries and 62 operators
Global Internet Connectivity: 1.5 Gb/s plus
Roaming GSM : 110 countries, 257 networks
Direct Exchange Lines: 379,000, ISDN channels: 81,000
Mobile Subscribers: 780,000
Broadband Customers:
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miVision: 19,000 (IP-TV)
i-choice : 69,000 (ADSL)
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Financial Results 2005
 Revenue from services: CY£ 231 millions
(approx USD 538 millions)
 Earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and
amortizations (EBITDA): CY£ 72 millions
 Surplus from services: CY£18 millions
 EBITDA margin: 31%
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International Connectivity
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International IP-MPLS core network
Two international TDM switching centers (being replaced
by soft-switches)
A regional internet node (CYTANET)
Two Earth Station sites with more than 20 major
antennas
Three cable stations with 9 submarine cable systems
Global international connectivity
• Direct Circuits with major Operators servicing all
worldwide destinations
A modern network management & operations center
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Cable Connectivity & Extensions
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APHRODITE 2
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ARIANE 2
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CADMOS
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CIOS
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KINΙRAS
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LEV
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SEA-ME-WE 2
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SEA-ME-WE 3
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TEFKROS
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UGARIT
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EXTENSION
SYSTEMS
 …plus global extensions to the US, Europe, the
Black Sea region and SE Asia …and full
connectivity to Med Nautilus cable system via the
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new MINERVA cable subsystem
Cable Connectivity & Extensions (contd… )
…by co-owning,
buying or leasing
capacity, CytaGlobal
participates in major
regional and global
submarine cable
systems such as
AC1, ARIANE 2,
BSFOCS,
COLUMBUS III,
MED NAUTILUS,
SAT3, CELTIC,
TAT 14, TAT 12-13
and Otranto - Corfu
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Cable Connectivity & Extensions (contd… )
Nicosia
Paralimni
Larnaca Ayia Napa
Troodos
APHRODITE 2
CHANIA
(CRETE)
Paphos
Yeroskipos
MAKARIOS
ERMIS
UGARIT
Pentaskhinos
TEFKROS
Limassol
CADMOS
LEV
(MINERVA)
ITALY & ISRAEL
SEA ME WE 3
KΙNIRAS
(MINERVA)
MINERVA
BEIRUT
(LEBANON)
TARTOUS
(SYRIA)
CIOS
ISRAEL
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MINERVA: a New Cable Sub-system
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A new submarine fibre optic cable system is under development…
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Building on existing relationship with Telecom Italia Sparkle via the
Med Nautilus and LEV submarine cable systems
Fully operational by December 2007
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Mazara
Extension to
Europe and
beyond
LEV
Yeroskipos
terrestrial segment
Catania
MINERVA
Subsystem
Med Nautilus
Extension to
Middle East, Far
East and beyond
Kiniras
Pentaskinos
new segment
Branching
Unit
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The CADMOS – UGARIT – BERYTAR Ring
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CADMOS, UGARIT and BERYTAR cable systems have been
upgraded to form a self-healing ring
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Mutual restoration facilities are provided between the systems
terrestrial
to Jordan
Pentaskinos
Extension to
Europe and
beyond
Tartus
UGARIT
CADMOS – UGARIT
– BERYTAR Ring
ALETAR
to Alexandria
BERYTAR
Beirut (Jeideh)
CADMOS
terrestrial
Beirut (Ras-Beirut)
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CytaWorld.Net: Global IP - MPLS
MPLS NETWORKS
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Global IP - MPLS connectivity
Major nodes in Nicosia, Athens and
London with international extensions
Integrating voice, data and video into
a single global network
Secure, flexible, scalable broadband
network
Services provided via CytaWorld.Net
include MPLS - VPNs, IP Transit,
VoIP
(CYTACONNECT)
INTERNET
ATHENS
LONDON
MED
NAUTILUS
VOICE
NICOSIA
NETWORK
CYTACONNECT
CUSTOMERS
CYTANET
CYTAWORLD.NET
MANAGEMENT
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CYTA Internet Services
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The largest Internet Service Provider in Cyprus
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Global internet connectivity exceeding 1.5 Gbps capacity
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Build-in diversity, redundancy and resilience
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CytaNet´s market share in Cyprus: 70%
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37% of Cyprus households connected to Internet
24% via broadband connections
Major international customers using ~20% of resources
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CytaNet IP - MPLS Core Network
Cyta UK Ltd
CytaGlobal
Hellas AE
Cyprus
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CYTA Satellite Teleport Facilities
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Two Earth Station sites (MAKARIOS
& ERMIS) with a complement of
more than 20 major satellite earth
stations
Connections with: INTELSAT,
EUTELSAT, NSS, ASIASAT, SES,
INTERSPUTNIK and ARABSAT
25 years experience in satellite
communication
Maintenance and support for 24
hours, 365 days per year
ISO 9001: 2000 certified
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Satellite Systems
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Services via CYTA’s Satellite Teleports
 Television (permanent, periodic
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and occasional)
International telephony
Monitoring services
Data & Internet
Hosting services
VSAT services
Video head-end for ADSL TV
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Integrating Fibre to Satellite Solutions
 Points of Presence in Cyprus, the UK (CYTA UK Ltd)
and Greece (CytaGlobal Hellas AE)
 Accept and receive customer services at Points-ofPresence, in London and Athens
 Combine fibre and satellite capabilities into integrated
products
UK
Global coverage in
cooperation with other
service partners
CY
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International Network Traffic Management Center
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According to ITU-T Recommendations E410 - E415
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Provides real-time international network monitoring
performance, best-cost-routing & statistics
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Enables rapid corrective action, by applying Network Traffic
Management Controls
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Objective: to manage the international voice network, and
maximise Quality-of-Service and ASR
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Traffic (million minutes)
International Traffic Statistics (minutes)
600
504,99
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469,06
417,93
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343,75
284,61
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519,80
243,46
195,07
135,56
109,52
149,69
122,18
162,06
139,42
159,96
166,60
172,98
157,27
152,13
143,48
143,73 146,00
0
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1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007
Outgoing Traffic
Incoming Traffic
(forecast)
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International Capacity Statistics (2004-2007)
1.200
1.140
Capacity (2 Mbps)
1.000
895
762
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523
498
423
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580
591
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Telephony & ISDN
CYTANET & CytaWorld.Net
2006
2007 (forecast)
Private Leased Lines
Transit Connections
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International Carrier Services & Products
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Wholesale Voice Products
Dedicated Transit Connections
Capacity Transfer (cable, satellite)
Internet Connectivity
Signalling Transfer Facilities
Cable Restoration Services
Co-location & Outsourcing
International Private Leased Circuits
Satellite Turn-Around Services
Submarine Cable Consultancy Services
ATM and FR Private Virtual Circuits
MPLS Virtual Private Networks
CytaGlobal
portfolios of
products &
services
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Why CYTA?
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Extensive experience in international communications
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Modern submarine fibre network with international POPs
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Dedicated Earth Station facilities for satellite access
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Integrated fibre to satellite solutions
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Ideal geographical location with optimal weather
conditions and interference -free environment
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Quality services, EFQM, ISO 9001: 2002 certifications
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Established player with solid financial position
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Stable economic & political environment
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End of presentation
Thank You!
www.cytaglobal.com
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