SDN Commercial Deployments: Emerging Business Cases

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SDN Commercial Deployments: Emerging Business Cases An IHS Markit Technology Webinar 2016 IHS Markit. All Rights Reserved. #SDN

2 Today s Speakers SDN Commercial Deployments: Emerging Business Cases #SDN Michael Howard Senior Research Director Carrier Networks Jay Gill Principal Manager Cloud & SDN Marketing Art Nichols Vice President of Network Architecture and Technology Allen Tatara Manager Webinar Events (Moderator) IHS Markit Infinera Windstream IHS Markit

3 2 3 4 5 6 7 1 Service Provider SDN Market Trends Transport SDN Opportunities Building the Transport SDN Business Case Transport SDN Deployments & Lessons Infinera SDN Approach Conclusions Audience Q&A #SDN

Percent of SDN and/or NFV Respondents No Doubt: Operators Deploying SDN and NFV N. America 25% EMEA 54% APAC 21% 100% 80% 100% 100% We interviewed service providers that control 53% of global telecom capex 60% 68% 18% 11% 3% 40% 20% 0% Will deploy SDN Will deploy NFV Incumbents Competitive Independent / Wireless Cable Operators Source: IHS Infonetics Carrier SDN Strategies, 2016 and Carrier NFV Strategies, 2016; Respondents control 53% of global telecom capex 4

Carrier SDN/NFV Survey Two Primary Drivers Two Primary Barriers 1 Service agility for quicker time to revenue 1 Software not carrier-grade yet 2 Global view of services and multi-domain, multi-vendor networks for automation 2 How to inter-operate physical and virtual in existing network Source: IHS Infonetics Carrier SDN Strategies: Global Service Provider Survey, 2015; Respondents control 49% of global telecom capex 5

On the Road to 2020 and Beyond 2013 2014 2015 2016 2016 2020 PoCs (Proof-of-Concept testing) Operators, vendors learn in the lab Few field trials Field trials Vendors productize SDN and NFV software in operator lab trials A few more field trials ~4 SDN/NFV commercial deployments (NTT, Telstra, Telefónica) Commercial deployments ~10 more SDN/NFV commercial deployments (AT&T, CenturyLink, COLT, DT, Masergy, OBS, SKT, Verizon, Vodafone, Tiscali, soon DoCoMo)** Many operators deploy 1 or 2 use cases Mobile operators start with mobile core vepc, vims Wider-spread commercial deployments Operators deploy several SDN and NFV use cases, then more each year **Operators have used vendor professional services in every commercial deployment Source: IHS Infonetics Carrier SDN Market Size and Forecast, 2015; and NFV Market Size and Forecast, 2015 6

Network Automation Cycle ~2020 Security required at multiple levels and multiple locations Home Services IoT Intent Centralized Control & Orchestration: Orchestrator of Orchestrators Services Control & Map Network Control & Map BoD Holistic, Global End-to-End View of Network SD-WAN vcpe Mobile Core vepc/ims Mobile Backhaul Applications Converged Access Optical Transport Packet Transport Content Networks Cloud Services NFV OSS/BSS policy input Logically centralized Service models Device models Cycle of Automation Data Center Domain orchestrators and controllers (e.g., OpenFlow) SDN-optimized network hardware servers for NFV, cloud, etc. Feedback to apps, control, policy for QoE, SLAs; Big Data Real-time analytics (Small Data) Instrumentation to gather network and subscriber behavior Source: IHS Infonetics Carrier SDN Market Size and Forecast, 2015; and NFV Market Size and Forecast, 2015 7

Network Automation Cycle ~2020 Applications IoT Intent BoD Security required at multiple levels and multiple locations Home Services Centralized Control & Orchestration: Orchestrator of Orchestrators Services Control & Map Network Control & Map Holistic, Global End-to-End View of Network SD-WAN vcpe Mobile Core vepc/ims Mobile Backhaul Converged Access Optical Transport Packet Transport Content Networks Cloud Services NFV Data Center Domain orchestrators and controllers (e.g., OpenFlow) Packet Optical Transport SDN-optimized network hardware servers for NFV, cloud, etc. Source: IHS Infonetics Carrier SDN Market Size and Forecast, 2015; and NFV Market Size and Forecast, 2015 8

9 1 3 4 5 6 7 2 Service Provider SDN Market Trends Transport SDN Opportunities Building the Transport SDN Business Case Transport SDN Deployments & Lessons Infinera SDN Approach Conclusions Audience Q&A #SDN

10 Transport SDN Opportunities SERVICE INNOVATION OPERATIONS AUTOMATION NETWORK OPTIMIZATION Dynamic, customercontrolled services at L1 L3: Dynamic bandwidth, NaaS Network slicing, virtual transport networks Accelerated application and service development Unified multi-layer service provisioning Multi-domain orchestration Intelligent SLA management Multi-layer capacity optimization Traffic (re-)optimization Routing offload / optimization

11 1 2 4 5 6 7 3 Service Provider SDN Market Trends Transport SDN Opportunities Building the Transport SDN Business Case Transport SDN Deployments & Lessons Infinera SDN Approach Conclusions Audience Q&A #SDN

Building the Transport SDN Business Case Transport SDN investment reality: Transport SDN opportunities are both near-term and long-term Full benefits are only realized once SDN deployment is mature and widespread How can service providers build the business case to get started? Three examples: 1 2 3 Service innovation, dynamic services Service delivery automation Multi-layer network optimization 12

Transport SDN Business Case: Dynamic Services #1 purchase driver for dynamic services is faster service provisioning 1 89% of service provider survey participants say dynamic services will impact the Carrier Ethernet market 1 60% of service providers plan to offer dynamic services by 2018 1 The Bottom Line? Carriers expect revenue increases correlated to faster service launch 1 New Dynamic, Assured Third Network Services Powered by LSO, MEF Webinars, Moderator: Stan Hubbard, February 16, 2016 13

14 1 2 3 5 6 7 4 Service Provider SDN Market Trends Transport SDN Opportunities Building the Transport SDN Business Case Transport SDN Deployments & Lessons Infinera SDN Approach Conclusions Audience Q&A #SDN

Transport SDN Service Innovation: Telstra Self-Service Portal End points Bandwidth Duration Latency Etc. Telstra s PEN Platform OSS/BSS PEN SDN REST APIs Abstraction Customer App APIs DC Replication Concept Understands daily data replication required Monitors spot pricing Determines optimal time to initiate connection Key Benefits Customer Console Tokyo DC Hong Kong DC End user pays only for bandwidth needed Service provider optimizes resources Singapore DC Both see operational savings 15

Transport SDN Multi-Layer Optimization Transport SDN Goals Handle exponential traffic growth, large flows Reduce overprovisioning, increase efficiency and fault tolerance SDN Control Layer Abstraction REST, NETCONF Optimization 1. Increase meshing between core routers 2. Mux 100G trunks into 500G super-channels 3. Minimize router transit traffic 100G Multi-Layer Transport Network Customer / Peer Network Customer / Peer Network Benefits Maximize slot capacity at both IP and optical layers Expensive port cost reduction 16

Windstream At-a-Glance Leading Provider of: KEY FACTS* ~$5.6 billion in revenue Advanced network connectivity Voice and unified communications Managed services ENTERPRISE ~$2 billion in adjusted OIBDAR Network security >150 offices in 48 states ~>12k employees ~125k fiber route miles High-speed Internet Phone Digital TV CONSUMER & SMB Ethernet Wave / transport IP services WHOLESALE Infrastructure * Notes: As of 3/31/16 Revenue and Adjusted OIBDAR presented on an LTM basis 17

Windstream Network Footprint 18

Transport SDN Service Delivery Automation: Windstream Windstream recognizes that our enterprise and wholesale customers demand streamlined service provisioning and more flexible, on-demand connectivity. SDN Service Orchestration Multi-Layer SDN Control SDN Control Customer Site Customer Site Wave in Minutes SDN-automated, multi-domain wavelength service 19

20 1 2 3 4 6 7 5 Service Provider SDN Market Trends Transport SDN Opportunities Building the Transport SDN Business Case Transport SDN Deployments & Lessons Infinera SDN Approach Conclusions Audience Q&A #SDN

21 Infinera Xceed Software Suite Revenue-Ready Applications: Making the SDN business case with commercially deployable, pre-integrated applications Purpose-Built Design: Platform built from the ground up to be open, extensible and optimized for multi-layer control Infinera Transport Networks: Flexible, agile, programmable packet-optical portfolio from metro to core

New Multi-Layer SDN Platform: Purpose-built design 22

23 Xceed Dynamic Bandwidth Programmable, multi-domain connectivity and bandwidth on demand - Layer 1 OTN - Layer 2 MEF Ethernet services Multi-layer PCE Bandwidth calendaring Open to service provider innovation

24 Xceed Instant Virtual Networks (IVN) Virtual transport networks overlaid on shared physical network End customer view - Full multi-layer visibility and control of a network slice - Separate multi-layer PCE container instance Example customers - Cloud/content providers for data center interconnect - Large enterprises for private network backbone

25 1 2 3 4 5 7 6 Service Provider SDN Market Trends Transport SDN Opportunities Building the Transport SDN Business Case Transport SDN Deployments & Lessons Infinera SDN Approach Conclusions Audience Q&A #SDN

Conclusions Operator Services Focus a. Service agility and velocity top goals b. Automation is critical to service agility c. Automation is not an end in itself Open Systems a. Open, modular software spurs innovation b. Mix and match from multiple vendors c. Operators don t want software vendor lock-in Transport SDN a. T-SDN is real b. Early T-SDN at Pacnet early 2015 c. More operators now, including Windstream 26

27 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Service Provider SDN Market Trends Transport SDN Opportunities Building the Transport SDN Business Case Transport SDN Deployments & Lessons Infinera SDN Approach Conclusions Audience Q&A #SDN

28 Audience Q&A SDN Commercial Deployments: Emerging Business Cases #SDN Michael Howard Senior Research Director Carrier Networks Michael.Howard@ihsmarkit.com Jay Gill Principal Manager Cloud & SDN Marketing JGill@infinera.com Art Nichols Vice President of Network Architecture and Technology Arthur.Nichols@windstream.com Allen Tatara Manager Webinar Events (Moderator) Allen.Tatara@ihsmarkit.com IHS Markit Infinera Windstream IHS Markit

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