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Internet Everything - Internet EverywherePowerPoint PresentationSlide 3Re-engineering…. Not Just AutomationReaching OutNew Applications Require Higher Level of ServicesSimilar To What FedEx Did In The Shipping Business…..Slide 8The Web’s Impact on Traffic MixSlide 10Critical Time for the InternetTelephonyStringsInternetCloudsIP – How Did We Get Here?Change is RequiredHowever….Architectural VacuumSlide 20Ubiquitous BandwidthThe Mobile User - Removing Location DependencyWireless Market ViewMobility Is More Than Just WirelessSlide 25Home Networks – Not Just One ApplicationNetwork AppliancesNot Just Network Appliances, but Networked AppliancesHome Networking ChallengesKey Technology AreasSlide 31Non-Technology ChallengesPacket Design, Inc.Packet Design, IncQuestions?Internet Everything - Internet EverywhereEducause 2000Judy Estrin, CEO Packet Design, Inc.01/14/19 PACKET DESIGN, INC. SLIDE 2Internet ImpactInternet EverythingCritical infrastructure for existing and new business - changing the way we work, learn and live…Convergence of data, telephony & TVInternet EverywhereFixed and mobileHome, office, airport, hotel, retail stores, kiosks….01/14/19 PACKET DESIGN, INC. SLIDE 3Internet ImpactInternet EverythingCritical infrastructure for existing and new business - changing the way we work, learn and live…Convergence of data, telephony & TVInternet EverywhereFixed and mobileHome, office, airport, hotel, retail stores, kiosks….01/14/19 PACKET DESIGN, INC. SLIDE 4Re-engineering….Not Just AutomationElectronic Purchasing, Expense Reporting & Expense ManagementElectronic CommerceDistance Learning01/14/19 PACKET DESIGN, INC. SLIDE 5Reaching OutContentCommerceCommunityControl01/14/19 PACKET DESIGN, INC. SLIDE 6More intelligence in the cloudDiverse Range of ClientsNew Applications Require Higher Level of ServicesHostedApplications01/14/19 PACKET DESIGN, INC. SLIDE 7++Similar To What FedEx Did In The Shipping Business….. TrackingTime definiteContent differentiationBilling optionsLogistics outsourcing01/14/19 PACKET DESIGN, INC. SLIDE 8Internet ImpactInternet EverythingCritical infrastructure for existing and new business - changing the way we work, learn and live…Convergence of data, telephony & TVInternet EverywhereFixed and mobileHome, office, airport, hotel, retail stores, kiosks….01/14/19 PACKET DESIGN, INC. SLIDE 9The Web’s Impact on Traffic MixTrafficVolumeTrafficVolumeTimeTime01/14/19 PACKET DESIGN, INC. SLIDE 10Convergence of Telecom and Datacom Data(Packet)Voice(Circuit)Video(Circuit )Convergence ofEntertainment and InformationIP Becomes The NetworkIP (Packet)01/14/19 PACKET DESIGN, INC. SLIDE 11Critical Time for the InternetBest of both worldsOrWorst of each?Data(Internet)Telephony01/14/19 PACKET DESIGN, INC. SLIDE 12Telephony Best of: Provisioning, Accounting, Maturity Worst of: Connection-oriented architecture (‘strings’) not well suited to current traffic characteristics and growth patterns or number and types of connections01/14/19 PACKET DESIGN, INC. SLIDE 13StringsA central controller has all of the intelligence – it is expensive and must keep track of every call on every trunkCalls must be long to amortize call setup time01/14/19 PACKET DESIGN, INC. SLIDE 14Internet Worst of: Deployment tools, Maturity Best of: IP based architecture (‘clouds’)01/14/19 PACKET DESIGN, INC. SLIDE 15CloudsIPIPIPIPIPIPIPIP01/14/19 PACKET DESIGN, INC. SLIDE 16IP – How Did We Get Here?Open – promotes innovationApplications are independent of infrastructureDistributed architecture – reliable, scales under unpredictable growthSeparation of forwarding path and control planePush services out to the edgeGlobally meaningful addresses in each packet empowers each node to make decisions01/14/19 PACKET DESIGN, INC. SLIDE 17Change is RequiredThe Internet must evolve to accommodateNew applicationsNew types of devices and usersNew types of contentNew level of scale in multiple dimensionsAmount and type of trafficNumber of usersDriven by optics, ubiquity and services01/14/19 PACKET DESIGN, INC. SLIDE 18However….We must evolve the architecture without losing its key attributesOpenApplication independentDistributedTechnologies such as ATM and MPLS have many of the scaling limitations of stringsRouting needs to evolve beyond the 1960’s algorithms in use today01/14/19 PACKET DESIGN, INC. SLIDE 19Architectural VacuumInitial “Internet” was funded by DARPA/ government – this is no longer trueDue to time to market pressures, most network vendors are not investing in architecting these services for the long termInstead we see point product or ‘band-aid’ solutions optimized for single environments (first ATM, now MPLS) which will not scale as required for the Internet01/14/19 PACKET DESIGN, INC. SLIDE 20Internet ImpactInternet EverythingCritical infrastructure for existing and new business - changing the way we work, learn and live…Convergence of data, telephony & TVInternet EverywhereFixed and mobileHome, office, airport, hotel, retail stores, kiosks….01/14/19 PACKET DESIGN, INC. SLIDE 21Ubiquitous BandwidthOptics in the core (capacity needs to double each year)Last mile technologiesDSL, Cable, Fixed wirelessHigher bandwidthAlways on01/14/19 PACKET DESIGN, INC. SLIDE 22The Mobile User - Removing Location DependencyAnytime/AnywhereInternetAccessInternet-EnabledDevicesOn Campus MobilityNetworkingwithin the Home01/14/19 PACKET DESIGN, INC. SLIDE 23Wireless Market ViewFixedBroadbandIP BasedServicesMultiserviceApplicationsMMDSUNIILMDSResidential/CampusData/Voice/VideoServicesBluetoothIEEE 802.112GCellular3GCellularMobilePacketData/VoiceData ServicesIMT- 2000GPRS Mobile IPSatellite01/14/19 PACKET DESIGN, INC. SLIDE 24Mobility Is More Than Just WirelessMobility is not just one device moving around, but also individuals moving between devicesUsers want persistent services, not just a persistent addressUser interface, security and bandwidth requirements differ per location and device type01/14/19 PACKET DESIGN, INC. SLIDE 25Internet ImpactInternet EverythingCritical infrastructure for existing and new business - changing the way we work, learn and live…Convergence of data, telephony & TVInternet EverywhereFixed and mobileHome, office,


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