Johan Hjalmarsson - NetAdmin Systems
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Johan Hjalmarsson - NetAdmin Systems
- 1. Managing Networks of the Future
- 2. Introduction Netadmin Systems, founded 2004 Netadmin Nine OSS/BSS with focus on Europe and Open Access Johan Hjalmarsson, Product Manager
- 3. Managing Networks of the Future Example Telecom operator 1m fibre subscribers On-going NFV project The Network Operations department wants to harmonize and unify Netadmin OSS connects to SDN/NFV Orchestrator/Manager Managing Networks of the Future What role can SDN and NFV play in helping helping new networks to succeed? Hear from from leading organisations in the sector sector
- 4. Managing Networks of the Future Status, Drivers & When? Current status Big expectations - Smaller business case analysis Drivers Costs to managing heterogeneous networks Time to market Convergence of domains When? Standardization and vendor interoperability Looking at a 10 year timespan
- 5. Managing Networks of the Future Expected Result Expected result High gains for complex networks Faster time-to-market New innovations Lowered OPEX for managing hardware Longer life-cycle lowers CAPEX? Enabling larger trends of consolidation, convergence and network modernization
- 6. Managing Networks of the Future Expected Result Effects on OSS/BSS? Simplifies from an OSS/BSS perspective Focus shift from hardware to software and logical resources Effects on altnets? More innovative services Lowered OPEX Get advantages through standardization
- 7. Service Providers & new Networks
- 8. Introduction Netadmin Systems, founded 2004 Netadmin Nine OSS/BSS with focus on Europe and Open Access Johan Hjalmarsson, Product Manager
- 9. Service Providers & the New Networks Panel Marketing Product Bundling Offerings Sales Way of working
- 10. Service Providers & the New Networks Panel Example 1: Provider Interface API ComHem Specification on GitHub De-facto standardization of both data and processes Example 2: Service Provider Agreement Altnets together with Service Providers Way of working Example 3: ALEX Sunrise Unified interface to all Swiss city networks ALEX
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- Unify configuration management of all devices using YANG (pseudo language) to produce NETCONF configurations Netadmin Generic device templates API for Service Activation
- Current status Big expectations - Small business case analysis Drivers Costly to manage, especially multiple vendors and infrastructure types Time to market – Need to replace hardware for customers in operation before new functions, features, services can be launched Convergence of domains – data centre, mobile, fixed and smart homes When It depends mainly on vendor interoperability and standardizations. The operators embrace the vendors in the forefront. The current consensus is that we are talking about a 10 year timespan before a major breakthrough
- Expected result Networks with few vendors and technologies can expect smaller gains Simplifies for an OSS perspective - the introduction of new devices becomes even easier From an OSS perspective the focus is shifted more to manage software and logical resources away from hardware and related processes Faster time-to-market for new services - New features and functions are now delivered in a software update and not costly hardware exchange. New innovations Virtualised software will open up for innovative applications by third party – smart homes & security? How does this affect OSS/BSS Simplified management of hardware – it behaves more like an logical resource with less special complex workarounds etc. The focus shifts from hardware management like logistical processes and physical resources to more logical resources unified for all hardware Effects on altnets More services through innovation – the cost for introduction of new services is lowered Lowered OPEX Get advantages through standardization that only the larger operators could benefit from before because of internal standardization and large volumes
- Expected result Networks with few vendors and technologies can expect smaller gains Simplifies for an OSS perspective - the introduction of new devices becomes even easier From an OSS perspective the focus is shifted more to manage software and logical resources away from hardware and related processes Faster time-to-market for new services - New features and functions are now delivered in a software update and not costly hardware exchange. New innovations Virtualised software will open up for innovative applications by third party – smart homes & security? How does this affect OSS/BSS Simplified management of hardware – it behaves more like an logical resource with less special complex workarounds etc. The focus shifts from hardware management like logistical processes and physical resources to more logical resources unified for all hardware Effects on altnets More services through innovation – the cost for introduction of new services is lowered Lowered OPEX Get advantages through standardization that only the larger operators could benefit from before because of internal standardization and large volumes
- Service Providers & the New Networks Panel Openreach sees CPs as crucial to their plans for 10m fibre connections. How can service providers help the altnets to succeed?
- Service Providers & the New Networks Panel Openreach sees CPs as crucial to their plans for 10m fibre connections. How can service providers help the altnets to succeed? Example 1: Provider Interface API Large Service Provider in Sweden implemented a standard API for interaction with Municipalities/City Networks/Regional Operators and uploaded the spec on GitHub: https://github.com/ComHem/oss-provider-interface-api De-facto standardization of both data and processes Easy for everyone to implement Example 2: Service Provider Agreement on the Swedish market Altnets together with Service Providers have decided on a way to work – standard products, troubleshooting procedures, SLA, etc.. Example 3: Sunrise pushed for unified interface to all Swiss city networks – created ALEX