Review of some of the interesting slides / ideas / results presented at SDP Asia 2009

1. SDP Asia 2009 Summary
A Few Interesting Slides from the Conference
Alan Quayle
Business and Service Development
www.alanquayle.com/blog
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2. This was a key theme on the conference Next Generation SDPs are being
deployed the focus is on improving their operational and commercial performance
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3. An interesting diagram from Oracle showing how together with Sun’s Java Store
and Warehouse they create a complete application supply chain
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4. In my discussion with Clark Lam from SingTel he mentioned over 90% of SingTel’s
applications are now deployed through the SDP: further mainstream evidence.
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5. On my weblog I reviewed 3’s API launch. They’re making slow but steady
progress – again evidence of the need to now focus on performance improvement.
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7. Analysis from Capemini on revenue uplift from service exposure, it missed out the
additional revenue share opportunities which would bring it in line with my estimates.
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8. Range of Service Exposure capabilities Telecom Italia has commercially deployed.
They have a strong business in enabling xVNOs over their network with their SDP.
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9. Service Roadmap showing the range of service categories enabled – its much more
than app developers – business and other service providers are a key focus.
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10. Good Next Generation SDP Architecture
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11. With the focus moving to operational excellence, CA Wily’s SDP Monitoring solution
provided some useful examples on the importance of SDP quality assurance.
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14. 14 Great review of the network and device APIs coming available
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20. And finally a request from BONDI for the SDPs to work with them – this links back to my
presentation on the importance of API management across web, network and device APIs. For
20 operators this is critical in remaining the customers trusted agent.
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