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TRIBAN Workshop
Bern, 17-19 November 1998
Egidio GiachinEgidio Giachin
CSELT - Centro Studi e Laboratori Telecomunicazioni (Telecom Italia Group)CSELT - Centro Studi e Laboratori Telecomunicazioni (Telecom Italia Group)
Via Reiss Romoli, 274 - 10148 Torino, ItalyVia Reiss Romoli, 274 - 10148 Torino, Italy
representing the participants in the representing the participants in the EURESCOM P801EURESCOM P801 project project
Community Communication Networks:Community Communication Networks:A Perspective from EURESCOMA Perspective from EURESCOM
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CCNs? What is that?...CCNs? What is that?...Just a few examples of current initiatives:Just a few examples of current initiatives:
Digital citiesDigital citiesCivic netsCivic nets
Community netsCommunity nets
U.E. TelematicsU.E. Telematics
Public Admin.Public Admin.PNOsPNOs
U.S. UniversitiesU.S. UniversitiesTownshipsTownships
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CCNs:CCNs:
•Information and communication spaceInformation and communication space•Emphasis on localityEmphasis on locality•Support for daily needs of citizensSupport for daily needs of citizens•Support for the businessesSupport for the businesses•Support for the public administrationSupport for the public administration
•… … an opportunity for PNOs (and others actors)an opportunity for PNOs (and others actors)
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The enabling surroundThe enabling surround
““Anywhere” CCNAnywhere” CCN
HealthHealth
Citizen-empowered communication and informationCitizen-empowered communication and information
Business &Business &commercecommerce
Gateway toGateway tothe GIIthe GII
Tourism & cultureTourism & cultureLocal newsLocal news
Civic lifeCivic life
EducationEducation
Leisure & social lifeLeisure & social life
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A common trendA common trendTechnology -drivenTechnology -drivenMAN environmentsMAN environments
for major businessesfor major businesses
Technology -drivenTechnology -drivenMAN environmentsMAN environments
for major businessesfor major businesses
Education Education Networks linking Networks linking
Schools, Schools, Colleges etcColleges etc
Education Education Networks linking Networks linking
Schools, Schools, Colleges etcColleges etc
University University Campus Campus
NetworksNetworks
University University Campus Campus
NetworksNetworksEnthusiasts on the Enthusiasts on the WEB creating local WEB creating local
virtual networksvirtual networks
Enthusiasts on the Enthusiasts on the WEB creating local WEB creating local
virtual networksvirtual networks
PNO drivenPNO drivenexperiments to provideexperiments to provide
institutional and institutional and business networks in business networks in
citiescities
PNO drivenPNO drivenexperiments to provideexperiments to provide
institutional and institutional and business networks in business networks in
citiescities
Civic Authority Civic Authority Information Information
Networks with Networks with public-access pointspublic-access points
Civic Authority Civic Authority Information Information
Networks with Networks with public-access pointspublic-access points
• Innovative InfrastructureInnovative Infrastructure• Innovative Services and ApplicationsInnovative Services and Applications• Sustainable commercial activitySustainable commercial activity• PNO and other local Actors involvedPNO and other local Actors involved• Citizens, businesses and authoritiesCitizens, businesses and authorities• Geographic area of everyday interactionGeographic area of everyday interaction• Information and communicationInformation and communication• New tariffing and billing paradigmsNew tariffing and billing paradigms• New usage patternsNew usage patterns• Gateway to EII and GIIGateway to EII and GII• High levels of public awarenessHigh levels of public awareness• High levels of connectivityHigh levels of connectivity
CCN visionCCN vision
ScopeScope
TimeTime
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Why a Strategic EURESCOM project?Why a Strategic EURESCOM project?
Many initiatives, growing interest:Many initiatives, growing interest:•Common aspects?Common aspects?•Common trends?Common trends?
New roles, new actors potentially involved:New roles, new actors potentially involved:•Impact on PNO?Impact on PNO?
SS 701SS 701 P 801P 801British Telecom, Finnet Group, Deutsche British Telecom, Finnet Group, Deutsche Telecom, CSELT / Telecom Italia, Matav, Telecom, CSELT / Telecom Italia, Matav, Telenor, Telecom EireannTelenor, Telecom Eireann
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Studying CCNs: How do you do that?Studying CCNs: How do you do that?
Stimulate ideas/Stimulate ideas/questionsquestions
verifying &verifying &assessing solutions,assessing solutions,proof of conceptsproof of concepts
Dissemination of resultsDissemination of results
BusinessBusinessimplicationsimplications
UserUserbehaviour andbehaviour andrequirementsrequirements
InfrastructureInfrastructure
Experimental work on existing CCNs Experimental work on existing CCNs P
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TRIBAN Workshop
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Studying CCNs: How do you do that?Studying CCNs: How do you do that?
Stimulate ideas/Stimulate ideas/questionsquestions
verifying &verifying &assessing solutions,assessing solutions,proof of conceptsproof of concepts
Dissemination of resultsDissemination of results
BusinessBusinessimplicationsimplications
UserUserbehaviour andbehaviour andrequirementsrequirements
InfrastructureInfrastructure
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User requirementsUser requirements
Main objectives:Main objectives:
•Capture existing knowledge on user Capture existing knowledge on user behaviourbehaviour
•Understand usage and needs:Understand usage and needs:•required services, expected interfaces, required services, expected interfaces, usability,...usability,...
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User requirementsUser requirements
•Who are the users?Who are the users?Individuals, business, official,…Individuals, business, official,…
•What is the usual behaviour?What is the usual behaviour?ICT behaviour, net usage, lifestyle…ICT behaviour, net usage, lifestyle…
•Attitude towards present InternetAttitude towards present InternetPenetration, household usage, “don’t need” attitude…Penetration, household usage, “don’t need” attitude…
•Prediction of user behaviourPrediction of user behaviourin presence of technology migrationin presence of technology migration
……continue to monitor real online communitiescontinue to monitor real online communities
TRIBAN Workshop
Bern, 17-19 November 1998
Studying CCNs: How do you do that?Studying CCNs: How do you do that?
Stimulate ideas/Stimulate ideas/questionsquestions
verifying &verifying &assessing solutions,assessing solutions,proof of conceptsproof of concepts
Dissemination of resultsDissemination of results
BusinessBusinessimplicationsimplications
UserUserbehaviour andbehaviour andrequirementsrequirements
InfrastructureInfrastructure
Experimental work on existing CCNs Experimental work on existing CCNs P
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InfrastructureInfrastructure
Main objectives:Main objectives:
• Compare existing solutions, recognize Compare existing solutions, recognize best practicebest practice
• Specify “optimal” infrastructure & Specify “optimal” infrastructure & technology requirementstechnology requirements•end systemsend systems•networking and network support servicesnetworking and network support services
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InfrastructureInfrastructureBasic services Application
servicesInformationspace services
e-mail Telelearning Web hostingWWW Information
servicesMirror and proxyserver
FTP Edutainment Provision of spaceon a FTP and mailservers
voice (traditionaltelephony or voice-over-IP)
Entertainment(video games, audioon demand, videoon demand etc.)
Provision of serverse.g. for audio/videostreaming
security services(certificates issuing,digital signatures,etc.)
ElectroniccommerceInformationretrieval
Management ofnewsgroups, chatrooms etc.
DNS service Electronic bankingHealthcare
Provision of bridgefor audio or videoconferencing
Dial-IP and othercustomised billingservices
TeleworkCollaborativework/videoconferencing
MPEG encodingservices
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InfrastructureInfrastructure
Communication ServicesCCN infrastructure provider(s) may consider the following services:
Service Server technology
E-mail SMTP, POP3, IMAP
Chat Rooms Chat servers, IRC
Discussion Groups News servers, NNTP
Multi-point Video MCUs
Voice over IP IP/PSTN Gateways
A/V streaming Media Servers
Virtual meeting points, Group of different type of servers
Resource Sharing Groupware, file and document
Directory service LDAP, X500, DNS, etc
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InfrastructureInfrastructure
PC
Modem
HomeStation
ISDNAdapter
CableModem
DPLModem
Splitter
NT
SatelliteReceiver
Data
POTS
ISDN
CATV
FTTH
VSAT
Wireless
ADSL
DPL
ServiceSwitch
Management
ATMBackbone Service Switch/
Router
AccessNetwork
CustomerNetwork
ATM
FR/IP
CNN Residential User CNN Business User
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InfrastructureInfrastructure
Main objectives:Main objectives:
• Compare existing solutions, recognize Compare existing solutions, recognize best practicebest practice
• Specify “optimal” infrastructure & Specify “optimal” infrastructure & technology requirementstechnology requirements•end systemsend systems•networking and network support servicesnetworking and network support services
TRIBAN Workshop
Bern, 17-19 November 1998
Studying CCNs: How do you do that?Studying CCNs: How do you do that?
Stimulate ideas/Stimulate ideas/questionsquestions
verifying &verifying &assessing solutions,assessing solutions,proof of conceptsproof of concepts
Dissemination of resultsDissemination of results
BusinessBusinessimplicationsimplications
UserUserbehaviour andbehaviour andrequirementsrequirements
InfrastructureInfrastructure
Experimental work on existing CCNs Experimental work on existing CCNs P
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Business modelBusiness model
Main objectives:Main objectives:
•Understand the positions in the Understand the positions in the value chainvalue chain
•Develop a business model of a Develop a business model of a specific CCNspecific CCN
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Business modelBusiness model•Making money on the NetMaking money on the Net
The lesson of virtual communitiesThe lesson of virtual communities
•A real local community using a CCN is a “virtual community”A real local community using a CCN is a “virtual community”
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Business modelBusiness model
What are the characteristics of these sites?
Buyers
Buyer & Seller
ServiceProviders
Their characteristics are that they:•Focus on a defined communities’ needs•Provide valuable resources to members•Enhance members buying power•Provide new channel for supplier.
Suppliers
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Business modelBusiness model
Attract Attract MembersMembers
Promote Promote ParticipationParticipation
Build Build LoyaltyLoyalty
Capture Capture ValueValue
•MarketingMarketing•Attractive Attractive ContentContent•Free Free membershipmembership
•Member to Member to member member relationshipsrelationships•Member to Member to host host relationshipsrelationships•Customised Customised interactioninteraction
•MemberMembergenerated contentgenerated content•Editorial/Editorial/published contentpublished content•Guest Guest speakers/expertsspeakers/experts
•Transaction Transaction opportunitiesopportunities•Targeted Targeted advertisingadvertising•Fees for Fees for premium premium servicesservices•Transaction Transaction historieshistories
How communities growHow communities grow
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Business modelBusiness model•Making money on the NetMaking money on the Net
The lesson of virtual communitiesThe lesson of virtual communities
•A real local community using a CCN is a “virtual community”A real local community using a CCN is a “virtual community”
•The local newspaper paradigmThe local newspaper paradigm““The newspaper industry does not sell newspapers…The newspaper industry does not sell newspapers………it sells readers to advertisersit sells readers to advertisers””
•Foster membershipFoster membership
•PNOs can providePNOs can provideNetworks, connectivity, some applicationsNetworks, connectivity, some applicationsPNOs need partners to increase their value addPNOs need partners to increase their value add
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Studying CCNs: How do you do that?Studying CCNs: How do you do that?
Stimulate ideas/Stimulate ideas/questionsquestions
verifying &verifying &assessing solutions,assessing solutions,proof of conceptsproof of concepts
Dissemination of resultsDissemination of results
BusinessBusinessimplicationsimplications
UserUserbehaviour andbehaviour andrequirementsrequirements
InfrastructureInfrastructure
Experimental work on existing CCNs Experimental work on existing CCNs P
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Experimental supportExperimental support
The “interface to the real world”The “interface to the real world”
Trial sites:Trial sites:
Grimethorpe Electronic Village Hall (UK)Grimethorpe Electronic Village Hall (UK)Nestvaed Electronic Community (Denmark)Nestvaed Electronic Community (Denmark)Ennis (Ireland)Ennis (Ireland)Torino 2000 (Italy)Torino 2000 (Italy)Bologna (Italy)Bologna (Italy)Helsinki Arena 2000 (Finland)Helsinki Arena 2000 (Finland)Oslo Community (Norway)Oslo Community (Norway)Telecottage Project (Hungary)Telecottage Project (Hungary)Stadt Koln (Germany)Stadt Koln (Germany)
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Examples from ItalyExamples from Italy
TorinoTorinoFrom infrastructure to servicesFrom infrastructure to services
BolognaBolognaPublic Administration & services for the citizensPublic Administration & services for the citizens
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ConclusionsConclusions
•CCNs are rapidly evolvingCCNs are rapidly evolving
•Present developments of infrastructure can Present developments of infrastructure can support themsupport them
•An opportunity for PNOs (and others)An opportunity for PNOs (and others)
•Promote partnerships Promote partnerships
•Role of Public AdministrationRole of Public Administration