delivering services using an osgi gateway - c nycander
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Delivering Services using an
OSGi Gateway
Claes Nycander Telia Research AB
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Finding New Revenue Streams A Telco Perspective Delivering Services
Creating Services Telia’s Trial
Starting the Connected Home The plumbing
Initial Customer Group Economics of the Networked Home Shaping the Future Market
Agenda
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Who are the Telco’s?
Communication services are our core business
High optimized OSS to enhance core business
Desire reliability at same level as dial tone
Do not sell CPE Prefer partners with track record
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70’s Telco switch Dependency on switch vender Class services 7 years time to market
80´s IN Still proprietary solution No third party innovation Lack of security Business structure slow to handle numerous
small ops 90’s
Internet UM Services created outside the core network
History
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Capture 3rd party innovation
Open service architecture Not bound to core network / business Security
Requirements
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Traditional Service Delivery Deliver one service at a time ISDN is a different product than PSTN Broadband is a different product than
modem access
Customer Centric Service Delivery Service Provisioning Service Management Service Distribution
The Connected Home = Service Delivery
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Customer Oriented Services No change in customer behavior
Meet the needs of Service Providers providing Home Services Service Provisioning Service Management Service Distribution
Service Provider Network Operator Customer
New Revenue Streams
Service
Network
User
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Meeting the needs of services providers
No new boxes Residential users, both MDU +
Single Home Network:
IP based Support for QoS and Multicast
Telia’s Trial
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A network component that interconnects network domains (e.g. Home network and Internet)
Enhances connectivity based services like voice, internet, multimedia communication
Application Server for high value home services like energy management, security, health care monitoring, e-commerce
Service Gateway: A Definition
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Problems Requires installation Dial tone reliability, security … NOT Bottleneck between home and access Short technical life span Trying to do 2 things in the same platform
Residential Gateway as a Service Gateway
Service
Internet Home network Access network
IP core network
platform
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Solutions Requires no installation Dial tone reliability, security Not a bottleneck between home and access Can have incremental upgrades
Network Based Service Gateway
Service platform
Home network Access network IP core network Internet
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ADSL
ADSL
Gigabit Ethernet Access network Internet
Telia-Backbone
Network Service
Gateway VoD
Service
IPT Service
Server LAN
IPTV Service
IP-access Terminator
AAA Policy DNS
Control system
Router
Physical Implementation
Starting the Connected Home
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2 Phase Deployment
IP Access Control System IP address Pools (Public/Private) Network Login Dynamic Router Configuration
Network Service Gateway Session Initiation Service Monitoring = Service Usage
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Service Management Life Cycle DRM
User Authentication Single Sign On User – Location – Terminal
Service Metering Usage based
Service Discovery
Service Gateway Plumbing
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Broadband Customers 65% Households have Internet (nua.com:
summer 2002)
12% Broadband (PTS: 31 Mars 2002 540K households)
ADSL fastest growing segment (Telia: 27 K – 194 K 2001)
Network Providers Internet
Service Providers for Home Services B2C
Initial Customer Group
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Network Services Technicaly feasable to run large number of
services like TV, IP-tel, surf in same network New network services in a few days
Home Services Incremental build Not an easy sell: Change in infrastructure Begin with cost cutting services. Continue
with new revenue services
Economics of the Networked Home