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The document discusses the evolution of 4th generation IP networks to meet new demands driven by mobile broadband, video, and cloud services. Key points discussed include: 1) 4th generation IP networks will be smart, scalable, simple, and provide superior performance through optimization using software-defined networking. 2) Software-defined networking and network function virtualization will allow networks to be sliced and services to be chained on demand. 3) The network is transforming to be more open and flexible through virtualization and software-defined architectures in order to meet new technical requirements and business models.
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- 1. TH 4 GENERATION IP NETWORKS forthe networked society Region latin america and caribbean webinar DIC 2013 Gustavo castellanos Senior solution architect fixed broadband and convergence 4GIP 2.0 Overview Presentation | Ericsson Public | 2013-12-10 | Page 1
- 2. PACE OF CHANGE 50billion connected things 1 billion connected places THINGS PEOPLE PLACES 4GIP 2.0 Overview Presentation | Ericsson Public | 2013-12-10 | Page 2
- 3. The big picture Availablespectrum continues to be the most scarce industry resource Continued traffic growth but focus shifts from throughput to customer experience The fully enabled mobile enterprise through broadband, mobility, and cloud 4GIP 2.0 Overview Presentation | Ericsson Public | 2013-12-10 | Page 3 Accelerating quest for simplicity and automation as networks become more complex Transformation from nodes and domains to an integrated system E2E Blurring of traditional IT and Telecom creating new opportunities
- 4. Then & now Mobility 4GIP2.0 Overview Presentation | Ericsson Public | 2013-12-10 | Page 4
- 5. Then & now thecloud 4GIP 2.0 Overview Presentation | Ericsson Public | 2013-12-10 | Page 5
- 6. Powering mobile Broadband 2013 6.5B subscriptions 1.5B mobilebb 4GIP 2.0 Overview Presentation | Ericsson Public | 2013-12-10 | Page 6 1.1B smartphones 80% data traffic
- 7. Mobile data 2018 emulatesfixed broadband 6.5B 4.5B 4.3x mobile bb 4x smartphones 1.5B 1.1B mobile bb smartphones 4GIP 2.0 Overview Presentation | Ericsson Public | 2013-12-10 | Page 7
- 8. KEY DRIVERS Changed inone year 73% more 1bn more Internet video devices 20% more 60% more Internet commerce CONNECTED DEVICES OTT, THE USER & CLOUD (VIDEO) TRAFFIC GROWTH DEVICES 4GIP 2.0 Overview Presentation | Ericsson Public | 2013-12-10 | Page 8 APPLICATIONS NETWORK MBB users MOBILE BROADBAND
- 9. demands network performance 1. NetworkPerformance 20%* 16% 2. Value for money 11% 3. Ongoing communication 4. Tariffs plans offered 5. Customer support *Relative impact between each driver and Net Promoter Score 4GIP 2.0 Overview Presentation | Ericsson Public | 2013-12-10 | Page 9 10% 9% Source: Ericsson Consumer Lab, June 2013
- 10. And drives operator growth 4GIP2.0 Overview Presentation | Ericsson Public | 2013-12-10 | Page 10
- 11. …based on networked societies Network beyondoperator networks capillary networks network the limit of new services Connected devices a wide range of devices human usage a special case performance and experience the limit of new services 4GIP 2.0 Overview Presentation | Ericsson Public | 2013-12-10 | Page 11
- 12. The sentient network iscentral to everything › Self Aware, Self Healing › Scalable, Sliceable › Always On, Everywhere › Subscriptions to Connections to Sessions › With Five 9’s security 4GIP 2.0 Overview Presentation | Ericsson Public | 2013-12-10 | Page 12
- 13. Networks must evolve SHIFTINGUSER EXPECTATIONS NEW NETWORK REQUIREMENTS CHANGING BUSINESS MODELS 4GIP 2.0 Overview Presentation | Ericsson Public | 2013-12-10 | Page 13 EVOLVING TECHNOLOGY
- 14. 4TH GENERATION IP thenew NETWORK ATTRIBUTES SMART SCALABLE 4th Gen IP Optimized by SOFTWARE DEFINED NETWORKING SIMPLE 4GIP 2.0 Overview Presentation | Ericsson Public | 2013-12-10 | Page 14 SUPERIOR PERFORMANCE
- 15. 4th gen ipnetwork – optimized by sdn OSS/BSS END TO END NETWORK MANAGEMENT POLICY CONTROL MEDIA AGNOSTIC ACCESS MOBILE BACKHAUL & CONVERGED METRO MULTI-SERVICE IP EDGE & MOBILE PACKET CORE NETWORK PLANNING & OPTIMIZATION SERVICES 4GIP 2.0 Overview Presentation | Ericsson Public | 2013-12-10 | Page 15 BACKBONE TRANSPORT AND CORE ROUTING
- 16. SMART NETWORKS A NETWORK THATKNOWS … ABOUT SUBSCRIBERS HOW TO MANAGETRAFFIC HOW TO CHARGE FOR SERVICES Policy Control and OSS/BSS Network API Capability exposure Policy enforcement Policy control RESULTS IN … Service Aware IP Network NEW MARKET SEGMENTS NEW BUSINESS MODELS HIGHER REVENUES Awareness Of Users, Services, Devices, Location, Access Type 4GIP 2.0 Overview Presentation | Ericsson Public | 2013-12-10 | Page 16
- 17. Scalable networks A NETWORK THATSCALES IN … SIGNALING APPS BANDWIDTH BANDWIDTH ENABLES … 50 BILLION CONNECTED DEVICES DATA PLANE SCALE CONTROL PLANE SCALE SIGNALING / PROCESSING SERVICE GROWTH NEW DEVICES SUBSCRIBER GROWTH Managing Resources – Efficiently & Economically 4GIP 2.0 Overview Presentation | Ericsson Public | 2013-12-10 | Page 17
- 18. SUPERIOR PERFORMING NETWORKS A SUPERIOR PERFORMINGNETWORK High Availability Low Latency High Resiliency RESULTS IN … Capacity, Security, Quality Reduced Churn Competitive Advantage Superior User Experience Ensuring Competitive Differentiation, Earning Customer Loyalty 4GIP 2.0 Overview Presentation | Ericsson Public | 2013-12-10 | Page 18 Latency, Downtime
- 19. SIMPLE NETWORKS A SIMPLER NETWORK… REDEFINES TOPOLOGIES COLLAPSES PLATFORMS ENABLES CONVERGENCE Capacity / Capability RESULTS IN … Revenues / Profits Complexity TRAFFIC EFFICIENCY LOWER EXPENSES IMPROVED SERVICE MANAGEMENT Decoupling Network Capabilities from Network Complexity 4GIP 2.0 Overview Presentation | Ericsson Public | 2013-12-10 | Page 19
- 20. A Year ofProgress for Service Provider SDN › Service Provider SDN vision validated › Service Chaining use case introduced with Telstra and others › OpenStack, OpenFlow and OpenDaylight › Extending SP SDN vision to provide enterprise services 4GIP 2.0 Overview Presentation | Ericsson Public | 2013-12-10 | Page 20
- 21. A new PARADIGM OperatorIT Private Cloud Network functions OSS/BSS Operator Public Cloud Applications Virtualization Software Defined Networking Network Data Center 4GIP 2.0 Overview Presentation | Ericsson Public | 2013-12-10 | Page 21 Services Telecom Private Cloud
- 22. Industry Moving to SDN& NFV FW NAT TIC DPI Service Appliances Node Control HSS IT… IMS FW Data Center NFV Data Plane NAT Support Systems, IT Systems… Virtualization BSS OSS IT… Network Control Virtualization TIC IT… DPI BSS SDN Controller Open Interfaces – i.e. OpenFlow OSS BSS OSS NFV Control Plane SW Forward Distributed DC SW Forwarding Convergence HW Forwarding Network router & gateways Purpose Built Multi-Service GW Consolidated 4GIP 2.0 Overview Presentation | Ericsson Public | 2013-12-10 | Page 22 High Touch Packet Forwarding Low Touch Packet Forwarding HW Forwarding Nodes Software Defined
- 23. The sliceable network ofnetworks @ An OPEN network platform on Dynamic and Secure Network slices 4GIP 2.0 Overview Presentation | Ericsson Public | 2013-12-10 | Page 23
- 24. takeaways New requirements Driven by MBB, Video, Cloud, 4th New technologies Gen IP Optimizedby SDN & NFV IPoDWDM SOFTWARE DEFINED Network Transformation NETWORKING Long-term view With solid Partners Revenues / Cost 4GIP 2.0 Overview Presentation | Ericsson Public | 2013-12-10 | Page 24
- 25. QUESTIONS & ANSWERS 4GIP 2.0Overview Presentation | Ericsson Public | 2013-12-10 | Page 25
- 26. 4GIP 2.0 OverviewPresentation | Ericsson Public | 2013-12-10 | Page 26