Transcript The simple truth about broadband unlimited

Technologien und Schnittstellen
für die aktive Technik von
Glasfaser-Zugangsnetzen
Sigurd Schuster
CTO Office, Head of Technology Roadmapping
Workshop „Breitbandversorgung über Glasfasernetze“
Köln, 24.6.2010
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Communication technologies everywhere
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Communication technologies are becoming
an integral part in all areas of our life
A multitude of
smart connected
devices
Always
connected at any
place
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Communication
technologies
enrich many
industries
Applications and
real time content
from the cloud across all
screens
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“Data tornado” driven by content rich applications
VoD, IPTV, gaming, sharing , …
Global data traffic forecast [ExaByte/year]
1000
Online TV (fixed access)
Internet (fixed access)
Internet (mobile access)
800
600
400
200
0
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2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
2015
What does it mean for the Communication Service
Provider ?
Growing market
More revenues
Broadband data and
emerging markets drive
growth
More devices
More traffic
Need for
extreme
efficiency
Changing market
New services
New competitors
Differentiate
with individual
experience
New segments
How to enter ?
Expand
the
business
More subscribers
Converging telecom, IT
and Media eco-systems
New markets
Communication technologies
enrich adjacent industries
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Some global market figures
Voice/data revenue growth 3% YoY
3.000 Bn$
1200%
Traffic growth
of 50% YoY
1000%
Communication
technologies enrich
adjacent industries
2.500 Bn$
Adjacent
industry
2.000 Bn$
800%
Data
Apps
Objects growth
of 40% YoY
600%
A fast developing
application ecosystem
1.500 Bn$
Data
400%
1.000 Bn$
Subs growth
of 10% YoY
Voice
200%
500 Bn$
0%
0 Bn$
2009
2015
Source: NSN Analysis, Harbor research “Pervasive Internet & Smart Services Market Forecast”,
Yankee Group “Global Consumer Forecast” March 2010
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Broadband data and
emerging markets drive
growth
Put the customer in the center
– transform to the Network of One
One Agile
business execution
One Simplified
network
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One Flexible
service delivery
One simplified network
The road to broadband IP everywhere, anytime
Converge to an agile
photonic IP transport
network
Realize the optimized
mobile broadband
experience
Simplify wireline access
and aggregation to enable
the Gigabit experience
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One simplified wireline access
Enable the gigabit experience
Max out
DSL infrastructure
Optical Line
Termination
Expand
Fiber distribution
Harmonize access and metro
to one service network
Passive splitter
Next Generation low-cost/high
bandwidth optical access
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Optical Access
Technical options and their differences
One
wavelength
per fiber
Dedicated
wavelength
wavelength
wavelength
AON
WDM-PON
1 household
per fiber port
e.g. 1000
households
per fiber port
TDM-PON
H-PON
64 households
per fiber port
(GPON)
e.g. 512
households
per fiber port
time
Time-shared
wavelength
time
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Multiple
wavelengths
per fiber
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Next Generation Optical Access – NGOA1)
Shaping the colorful future of broadband access
Passive optical distribution network
Long
distance
office
Passive
splitter
Photonic
IP core
UD-WDM
OLT
Passive
filter/combiner
One wavelength per
customer: unshared
1Gbps symmetrical
Up to 100 km reach2)
and high splitting factor
of  1000 2)
1) Nokia Siemens Networks research project
2) depending on choice of cascaded splitter / filter design
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Reuse of existing metro
fibre – convergence of
access and metro
aggregation
(*
Ongoing research project representing highly
advanced opto-electronic component integration
Wavelength tuning
and hunting verified
Productisation steps
are under study
Lab testing of the
integrated optical
components is ongoing
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Next generation optical access
Fiber-sharing & Spectrum unbundling
Passive
splitter
Full spectrum
on fiber is shared
Long
distance office
Spectrum
management
& coordination
CSP1
CSP2
Passive
filter/combiner
Apply the open lambda
environment for
unbundling and sharing
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Secure network
isolation by wavelength
filtering
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CSP3
Opportunity to evolve to
a virtualized optical
access network
Technology Comparison
VDSL2 vs. GPON vs. NGOA
Client
VDSL2
Home Building
Distr.
Network
50/10 Mbps unshared
100bT
meters
GPON
2.5/1.2 Gbps shared
100bT/
1000bT
20 km
NGOA
1.0/1.0 Gbps unshared
1000bT
up to 100 km
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LO/CO
Metro Area
Edge
Realize the ultimate
broadband experience
Regional content
caches, video hubs
1Gbps symmetrical
per subscription
100G … 200G
aggregation
Service aware
IP edge
private peering
MetroPoP
public peering
IP transit
Converged access & metro-aggregation
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Photonic IP Core
CDN
One Flexible service delivery
Innovative applications across all industries
AS
SDF
IMS
SDM
Rich services for
consumers and
enterprises
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OSS/BSS
Fast service creation
and integration with
web ecosystem
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Advanced
applications in
adjacent industries
One View of customer data
Evolution to customer centricity
Consolidate
subscriber data
Telco 2
Web
Identity
Personalized
offerings
Unified view of
customer data
Customer
intimacy
Openness
Privacy
& trust
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Business
intelligence
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Develop
customer insights
Optimize
customer experience
Exploit
new business models
One flexible Service Enablement
From Service Provider to Service Enabler
Develop flexible service
creation and enabling
capabilities
Web player,
Partner
CSP
Expose network assets to the
service ecosystem and
leverage their value
Service Enabling
Exposure
Composing & Execution
Abstraction
Enrich customer experience
and new revenue streams
Charging
Call control
Gain a sustainable and
relevant position in the service
ecosystem
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Messaging
Customer data
Location
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One Agile business execution
Enterprise transformation for efficiency and modularity
CSP Enterprise Architecture
Partners
Business
Processes
Information
Applications
Technologies
From silos to
standardized
technologies, customer
centric information
models and processes
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Virtualized technology
and application
resources
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Optimized value
chain through flexible
partnering in all
layers
Open target architecture that
enables streamlined and agile operations
Business
Architecture
Business Ecosystem, Differentiation Strategy, Organization/People, …
Concept to Market
Lead to Cash
Trouble to Resolve
Plan to Pay
Information
Architecture
Common
Data model
Technology
Architecture
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Apps
Apps
Apps
OSS
billing
Enterprise Service Bus
ERP
Application
Architecture
CRM
Process
Architecture
One unified management
across multiple domains and vendors
Consolidate network and
service management for
mobile, fixed, voice and data
Unified OSS
Service
Management
Network
Management
Element
Management
OSS applications
Harmonize and standardize
management information
models
Standard OSS
middleware
Standard IT platform
end-to-end
Harmonize and standardize
management business
processes
Customer experience driven
process automation
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One converged charging, billing and care
Flexible customer value management
Consolidate heterogeneous
charging, billing and care
systems
Customer centric
converged charging, billing
and care
Harmonize and standardize
charging information models
and processes
Business layer
Utilize and monetize customer
insights
Rating & Charging
Mediation
Innovate with own and
3rd party services
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Summary – How technology supports CSP
transformation
One Flexible
service delivery
Need for
extreme
efficiency
Differentiate
with individual
experience
Expand
the
business
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• One all-IP architecture for rich
services
• Open service delivery framework
to integrate with web ecosystem
• Connectivity and beyond in
adjacent industries
One Simplified
network
One Agile
business execution
• Smooth wireless technology
evolution in access and backhaul
• WDM-PON to simplify wireline
access and aggregation
• Convergent and optimized
photonic IP transport network
• Standardized technologies,
customer centric information
models and processes
• Virtualization to optimize
resource utilization
• Flexible partnering in all parts
of the value chain
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Network of One is much more than just a vision
Build on our track record
• Over 170 3G radio
references.
• Commercial LTE
deals with 11
operators
• Leader in 40G DWDM
communication
• 300 packet core
references
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• 400+ network
management
installations
• 300+ charging
customers globally
• Over 230 Managed
Services contracts,
serving 300 million
customers worldwide
• 5 out of the top 10
CSP groups buy our
business and process
consulting services
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• #1 in NGN voice
connecting one quarter
of Earth’s population
• Founding member of
“One Voice” initiative
• Leader in subscriber
data management with
over 1 billion
subscribers worldwide
• #2 in Service Delivery
Frameworks
with 55+ projects
Unlock the power of Broadband
Thank you for your attention!
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