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ManagingSDN/NFV Live!

Managing complex hybrid networks

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ManagingSDN/NFV Live!WHAT IS MANAGING NFV/SDN LIVE?

Virtualizing the network will revolutionize how your business operates, innovates, competes and ultimately thrives in the digital marketplace. However, to reap the benefits of virtualization, remaining technical and organizational challenges will have to be overcome and vendor/operator community cooperation will have to be strengthened. How do you manage the inevitable hybrid scenario through the transition? Managing SDN/NFV Live! will address the challenges on the journey to virtualization, showcasing the very latest NFV case studies and industry developments.

KEY CHALLENGES THAT WILL BE ADDRESSED:• How do you prepare your business for virtualization?• What new and dynamic business models are being created with NFV?• How can automation and data analytics be used to manage virtualized and hybrid networks?• What are the most efficient NFV test strategies?• How do you manage the complexity of multi-domain service orchestration?• How do you manage end-to-end security in virtualized networks?• What are the impacts to Revenue Management?

WHAT MAKES THIS EVENT DIFFERENT:• Access to 7 other live! events, covering compatible and important topics such as Agile Operations, Analytics, IT

Transformation, Customer Centricity, Smart Cities and more... • TM Forum is the global industry association for digital business, connecting leading companies, and diverse ecosystems to

accelerate successful digital business transformation • Our members are developing the assets to allow businesses to manage complex hybrid networks end-to-end - we don’t just

tell you what you should do - we show you how and help you build it, in a unique collaborative environment

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ManagingSDN/NFV Live! SPEAKERS INCLUDE:

Dimitra Simeonidou CTO Bristol Is Open

Dr. Lester Thomas Head of Systems Architecture Centre of Excellence Vodafone

Steven WrightLead Member of Technical Staff, AT&T & Chair ETSI NFV ISGAT&T Services

Gagan Puranik Director, SDN/NFV Architecture Planning Verizon

DIVERSE RANGE OF SPEAKERS FROM ACROSS DIGITAL ECOSYSTEMS, INCLUDING:

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ManagingSDN/NFV Live! WHO YOU WILL MEET AT TM FORUM LIVE!

600+ companies and cities including

service providers, global enterprises,

technology suppliers and cities

3,500+ Delegates

350+ CXOs

90+ Countries

represented

250+ speakers 40+ CxOs 60+ CSPs 20 Cities &

governments

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ManagingSDN/NFV Live! AGENDA DAY 1:

Monday, May 9, 2016

THE REAL POWER OF NFV

9:00 AM Network Transformation in the All-IP scenario; challenges for NFV/SDN promises

• Changes in the scenario: - end-users needs (e.g. video-video-video and seamless always-on) − players in the value chain (e.g. OTT, CP, Telco) & “game rules” (e.g. new Net Neutrality regulation…)

• Network transformation key aspect (QoE targets, service/network separation, network “flexibility”, TCO&TTM reduction)

• “Where” NFV/SDN should prove to be beneficial Daniele Roffinella, Head of Technology Evolution, Strategy Division/Next Generation Access Network & Partnership, Telecom Italia

9:20 AM SMART CITY CASE STUDY: Leveraging virtualization technologies to build the world’s first open programmable Smart City

Dimitra Simeonidou, CTO, Bristol Is Open

9:40 AM CASE STUDY: Real world deployment - the transformation to a virtualized network

• Understanding how to migrate to a virtualised network

• What progress has been made and what are the lessons learned to date?

• How has NFV and SDN altered business and revenue models

• What was the impact of virtualization on the legacy networks?

Fred Oliveira, Fellow SDN/NFV/Cloud Architect, VerizonBarry Hill, Global NFV/Cloud Practice Leader, Alcatel-Lucent

10:05 AM CASE STUDY: Developing agile NaaS over an SDN/NFV enabled infrastructure

• Enabling consumption-based pay-as-you-go business models

• Orchestrating and assuring NaaS across a hybrid network with vCPE functions

• Developing an end-to-end design blueprint for offering agile, assured and orchestrated NaaS over an SDN/NFV enabled infrastructure

Nicolas Fischbach, Strategy, Architecture and Innovation Director, Colt Technology Services 10:25 AM CASE STUDY: Dancing on a Cloud - Embracing the transformation to a cloud network

• Providing a project background introduction• Implementation and results• Outlining the blueprint of the Cloud Future

Fabrice Cairaschi, B2C & B2B Intelligent Network Director, SFR

10:45 AM Morning Refreshments

11:15 AM CATALYST PANEL: Developing agile NaaS over an SDN/NFV enabled infrastructure for enterprise connectivity services

• Providing an overview of use cases and business benefits demonstrated from the TM Forum and MEF co-sponsored industry proof-of-concept “Zero Touch, Business-Ready NaaS 3.0 with vCPE over an Elastic Network”

• How are the MEF’s Lifecycle Service Orchestration (LSO) and TM Forum’s ZOOM’s programs aligning to make NaaS over hybrid networks with NFV a reality?

• What is the business value of NaaS over an agile infrastructure, where are we on the journey, what challenges remain and what are the practical next steps?

Shahar Steiff, AVP, New Technology Technology & Applications, PCCW GlobalStéphan Pelletier, Director of Product Management, Oracle CommunicationsDave Milham, Chief Architect, TM ForumKevin Vachon, Chief Operating Officer, MEF PLANNING AND PROCUREMENT

12:05 PM Justifying NFV to the CFO - the vCPE service business case

• What are the quantifiable benefits of NFV and SDN in the vCPE service business case?

• Why it is good to be a first mover CSP with a vCPE solution in both the enterprise and residential market?

• What kind of savings have been achieved by deploying NFV?

• How much additional revenue streams can vCPE deployments drive, and where it can come from?

• Why OSS automation for order-to-cash (O2C) processes are more strategic cost savings that can drive billions of dollars of additional revenues?

• If the business case works, then what are next steps? Glen Ragoonanan, Principal Analyst, Analysys Mason 12:25 PM Planning your network and business evolution with NFV/SDN

• Developing a business plan that outlines how to plan your network and business evolution with NFV

• Identifying and focusing on areas that will yield the best returns and agility

• What kinds of network functions does it make sense to virtualize?

• Assessing the Total Cost of Ownership and operational impact of implementing NFV

Gagan Puranik, Director, SDN/NFV Architecture Planning, Verizon

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12:45 PM Networking Lunch

NFV ORCHESTRATION

Chair: Ken Dilbeck, Head of Collaboration Program, TM Forum

2:00 PM NFV Orchestration - fuelling innovation in operator networks

• A dual-track for an efficient and effective application of NFV orchestration prioritized on the grade of service innovation

• Customizing service orchestration with a differentiated approach, targeting specific customers’ needs

• Provisioning and delivering innovative services with an “on demand” and “self-service” approach

• Virtual service providers accessing NFV with a NFVIaaS mechanism

Federico Descalzo, Chief Marketing & Technology Officer, Italtel

2:20 PM Leveraging LSO (Lifecycle Service orchestration) to satisfy increasingly sophisticated customers

• What is LSO and its reference architecture?• How does LSO facilitate the rapid

operationalization of new services?• Outlining how LSO arrange and orchestrates

service components from multiple operators in support of end-to-end services

• Automating key functional areas of the lifecycle to deliver complex network services

Kevin Vachon, Chief Operating Officer, MEF

2:40 PM CASE STUDY: Managing the complexity of multi-domain service orchestration

• Overcoming new challenges for achieving agility in hybrid end-to-end service operations, across both the physical and virtual domains and multiple provider environments

• Developing a migration strategy and the required OSS transformation to manage traditional and new – at the new speed

• Extending the existing end-to-end management architecture

Massimo Fatato, WW OSS Business Lead, Communications & Media Solutions, HPE

3:05 PM CASE STUDY: Zero-Touch Orchestration, Operations & Management

3:30 PM Afternoon Refreshments

4:15 PM CASE STUDY: Managing the complexity of multi-domain service orchestration

• Defining the requirements for fully orchestrating services end-to-end, across both the physical and virtual domains and multiple provider environments

• How can services be managed end-to-end across multiple providers on both physical and virtualized infrastructures?

• Extending the existing end-to-end management architecture

4:40 PM PANEL SESSION: Real-World NFV progress report

• What have been the main benefits of NFV so far?• Is the telco approach to implementing

virtualization technologies preventing innovation?• What are the lessons learnt during the

operationalization of the virtualized solution?• How are operators ensuring that they are

leveraging the full potential of virtualization and not creating additional complexity when deploying NFV?

• What new business models and services has virtualization enabled?

Moderator: Elias Aravantinos, Principal Analyst, Practice Lead, Mobility and Wireless Technologies, ACG Research Panelists:Prayson Pate, Chief Technology Officer & Co-Founder, Overture

5:30 PM END OF DAY 1

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TUESDAY, May 10, 2016

Chair: Ken Dilbeck, Head of Collaboration Program, TM Forum

APIS &STANDARDS 11:15 AM APIs and their critical role in driving new revenue streams from SDN & NFV

• Why simply integrating SDN and NFV into existing OSS and BSS systems will not unlock the potential new revenue streams that virtualized networks offer

• Creating new revenue streams through the XaaS model by using catalog-driven APIs as the driver of de-facto and open-source standardization

• Examining how API-driven approaches can deliver the new revenue streams that NFV and SDN promise to both operators and suppliers

Lester Thomas, Chief Systems Architect, Vodafone Group 11:35 AM Your catalog is my catalog

• Understanding how to build value through integrating partners

• Enabling innovators with new services to plug into a market of operators to become part of a solution

• Using the same dynamic APIs for Telco, Cloud, NFV, IoT and more

• Leveraging a third party catalog-driven sandpit to quickly establish a living interface contract and de-risk partner integration

• Outlining the steps involved in integrating with partners using dynamic APIs

• Exploring what TM Forum is doing to make this real and our experience working with TM Forum

• Real success stories in applying TM Forum dynamic APIs

Greg Tilton, Founder & CTO, DGIT Systems

11:55 AM PANEL: Harmonizing standards initiatives to realize the promise of virtualization

• What progress has been made in developing standards?

• Which functions and interfaces should be standardized?

• What is the role of Open Source?• How do SDOs relate to each other and what is each

SDO relying on the others to do?• Where are the overlaps of SDO initiatives?• How can SDOs work together to enable

interoperability?

Panelists:Steven Wright, NFV & SDN Industry Engagement, Standards & Industry Alliances,AT&T Services

BUSINESS TRANSFORMATION FOR NFV

12:25 PM NTT’s Business Transformation by NFV/SDN

• What NFV/SDN means to your business – the environment, business benefits and the business case & the functionalities required

• Case study of implementation of NFV/SDN• NFV/SDN Transformation – NTT’s approach to

implementation Kayo Ito, Director, Network Services, NTT Communications

12:45 PM Lunch

Chair: tbc (consultant)

2:00 PM Preparing your business for virtualization

• Assessing the operational impact of virtualization• How will operational processes have to evolve to

support virtualized functions?• Will the automation that is created change existing

business processes?• Changing the culture and mindset of employees • Bridging the current divide between Network and IT

departments• Recruiting people with both network operations and

DevOps management skills• Introducing new monitoring tools into the virtualized

or hybrid environment to ensure optimal end-to-end quality of service and customer experience

Mirko Voltolini, VP Technology and Architecture, Colt Technology Services

CREATING NEW REVENUE STREAMS

2:20 PM Taking SDN and NFV beyond efficiency improvement to enablers of new services and business models

• Charting the SDN and NFV adoption journey of operators

• Examining how the adoption of SDN and NFV will foster changes in service and product portfolio and ICT business models, sector value chain as well as structure

• Rethinking how to provide services • How will the digital telco transformation impact the

CIO/CTO role?• Exploring how to change operator business model

with the virtualization technologies • What will be their future value proposition in an

increasingly agile, automated, digital environment in the cloud?

Santiago Andres Azcoitia, Deloitte Spain

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2:40 PM Service agility impact on revenue streams

• Service creation methodology – comparison between PMO (present mode of operation) vs. VMO (virtual mode of operation)

• Service agility enabling operators to scale their service offering

• Economics of new and existing service creation – comparison PMO vs VMO − revenue examples, opportunity costs

• Comparison of Risks in Deployment of a new service PMO vs VMO

Robert Haim, Principal Analyst, ACG Research

SECURING VIRTUALIZED ENVIRONMENTS 3:05 PM Securing end-to-end virtualized environments

• Incorporating security into the design stage• Enabling the dynamic management of security in

virtualized networks• How can ensure a security fabric is built in end-to-

end? 3:30 PM Afternoon Refreshments

AUTOMATION & DATA ANALYTICS 4:15 PM Accelerating network automation through virtualization

• Automation as the enabler of on-demand resource access, analytics, service instantiation, VNF lifecycle management, dynamic pricing and charging

• Simplifying operations and processes to enable automation

• Leveraging standards and frameworks to enable automation at scale

• Redefining the service delivery model Dr. Eyal Felstaine, Vice President – Head of Next Generation OSS & Network Cloud Services Organization, Amdocs 4:35 PM Leveraging network analytics to optimize the customer experience in a virtualized world

• Leveraging service level information and customer experience data to analyze the direct impact of scaling, healing and optimization on services and customers

• Combining customer experience and network behaviors

• Using a variety of network and service KPIs to detect inefficiencies and churn/revenue risk conditions to automate core & RAN optimization

Shruti Rawat, Principal Member of Technical Staff, AT&T

4:55 PM PANEL: Using closed-loop automation and data analytics to manage virtualized and hybrid networks

• Why closed loop automation, supported by data analytics for policy management is essential to managing virtualized and hybrid networks

• Combining policy control with data analytics to automate the instantiation of VNFs and control data flows

• Using data from different layers to realize the status of the complex network, the supplied services and the customer experience

Barry Hill, Global NFV/Cloud Practice Leader, Alcatel Lucent Anand Gonuguntla, Co-Founder & CEO, Leadership Team, Centina SystemsRavi Vaidyanathan, Head of OSS/BSS Portfolio & Innovation, EricssonLukasz Mendyk, OSS Product Manager, Telecommunications Business Unit, Comarch 5:30 PM Chair’s Closing Remarks

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CatalystDON’T MISS

SDN/NFV CATALYSTS

Agile NaaS Leveraging LSO, SDN and NFV

• Need for more agile, simpler operations with lower OPEX/CAPEX through a cloud-based, modular, managed model for IT business and operations management

• Unified operations approach across network and IT A Cloud-based, pay-as-you go payment model for business and operations software

• Need for enhanced, on-demand customer experience

• Enabling on-demand delivery of complex services and bundles through customer-driven, dynamic orchestration across complex technologies

• Real-time delivery of NaaS and Bandwidth-on-demand across heterogeneous networks

• Full visibility and control over services, including real-time order updates, synchronized performance assurance and SLA reporting and ability to scale up/down bandwidth-on-demand

Champions: PCCW Global, Bell Canada, AxtelParticipants: Oracle, Infovista, Juniper

Building Model-Driven Service Orchestration via an FMO Architecture- Traffic Model Drive On-Demand Orchestration

• Service Agility• Zero-touch orchestration to reduce TTM• Near real-time analysis and control of operations• Increased service lifecycle automation to enable

the convergence of ICT planning, roll-out, operations, monitoring and maintenance

• Faster service adaption and lower TCO of changes and service control

Champions: China Mobile, Orange, AT&TParticipants: Huawei, Inspur

E2E Orchestration for advanced IoT services

IoT devices can operate as part of critical, sometimes even lifesaving services such as healthcare or smart traffic control. These kind of services may be provided by either stationary devices or mobile devices and leverage information from diverse sources including IoT devices, Telco Network , environment etc. An efficient ecosystem that can support these services should include tools for near-real-time tracking of the required spots of attention, dynamically ensure that the required network resources are allocated and monitor their lifecycle and their quality of service. From a technical perspective, this Catalyst will explore an architecture of comprehensive End-to-End orchestration for NFV/SDN along with the eco-systems that can support the dynamicity of resource allocation and assurance for advanced services encompassing information sources beyond traditional telecom network boundaries.

Champions: Telecom Italia, TeliaSoneraParticipants: TEOCO, Netcracker, Wipro, CanG0

High efficient operation of virtualized Telco services The goal of this Catalyst is to improve the operation efficiencies of virtualized Telco services (e.g.IN, AS,Messaging,Data etc).

NFV brings challenges to CSP’s operation, for example:

• How to offer life-cycle management of multi-VNFs from different vendor

• How to locate fault across different NFV layers • How to improve adaption of I-layer • Our Catalyst does research on how to offer

a high efficiency Telco service environment under NFV.

Deliveries: Live use cases to show how our Digital Foundry to:

• Manage multi-vendor services(i.e. migration traditional applications to NFV architecture and life cycle management of virtualized application)

• Fault locating across different layers • Unified adaption to different types of resource

for VNFs

Champion: OrangeParticipants: Huawei, Etiya

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CatalystSDN/NFV CATALYSTS

Maximizing Profitability with NFV Orchestration This Catalyst project envisions an operating environment in which service providers optimize their operations against a wide range of financial and technical objectives such as operating costs, performance and SLAs. Policies are structured to account for these diverse set of objectives when driving optimization decisions. These decisions are geared toward attaining a level of business agility not possible before, enabled by the inherent flexibility of NFV orchestration. The goal is to instantiate, monitor and dynamically adjust virtualized network functions to maximize both their technical performance, such as SLAs, QoS and resource utilization, and their financial performance. This is basically the equivalent of applying least-cost homing to the placement of virtualized network functions.

Champion: NTTParticipants: Ericsson, Aria, Viavi, SAS

A Fresh Approach to the Business of Business Data Services

NFV/SDN can provide an omni-channel and catalog-driven approach to Business Data Services, opening new market offerings while at the same time restructure a business that historically has been best described as a

series of one-offs, manual, costly, swivel chair products; into a reactive, healthy, market leading business. The Catalyst is aiming to:

• Demonstrate a fresh business model for Business Data Services using NFV/SDN

• Compare / contrast the CAPEX and OPEX of a traditional Business Data Services business with the data center approach that NFV/SDN affords Business Data Center offerings

• Show working Business Data Services that mirror today’s offerings in capabilities, resiliency, and flexibility using NFV/SDN

Champion: Liberty GlobalParticipants: Sigma, Digital Route, Dorado Software

NFV Ecosystem Enabler: A well-enabled VNF package The primary focus of this Catalyst project, on its first phase, is to integrate/harmonize/enhance existing standards to derive industry agreement on how virtualized network services should be packaged especially from operational and procurement aspects. The project will transform and augment NS, VNF descriptors into procurable packages, including non-functional elements to support procurement decision making, automation, and e2e operation.

Champions: AT&T, Orange, China MobileParticipants: Huawei, IBM, Cloudsoft, Gigaspaces

API Stimulator New generation Digital Service Providers need to be able to plug in new platforms or partners and immediately create products to compete. Services that include newer cloud, NFV and IoT components are a part of this mix. In this model, traditional access is being presented as “Network as a Service” where the service provides real time control and allows the Digital Service Provider to manage all customer interactions. Given the extensive application of Frameworx concepts in the simulator we expect that we will be able to show the applicability of both Frameworx in addition to the suitability of TMF APIs to these new types of services.

Champions: AT&T, VodafoneParticipants: DGIT, Wipro

Vendor agnostic Service Assurance across Mobile and WiFi networks

The outcome of this Catalyst project is to detect service quality degradation in real time and provide near real time feedback to enable faster corrective action to improve the delivery of services over virtual/hybrid multi-vendor mobile and Wi-Fi networks , complying with the TM Forum ZOOM initiative for network automation. By proving establishment of the methodology, mobile operators will be able to provide quality assured service delivery of critical services and may create new business revenues from differentiated service through better user experience.

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CatalystSDN/NFV CATALYSTS

OpenMano resource and service orchestration

The Catalyst project will demonstrate the deployment of the network infrastructure for a L3 VPN service and a per-customer IMS core in a virtualized environment using OpenMano (Open source NFV Orchestrator).

Champion: TelefonicaParticipant: Indra

Future State: Virtualizing Carrier Operations

This Future State Catalyst will demonstrate a single virtually centralized environment, which presents a secure, contextualized and permission controlled 360-degree view for each user-role engaged in the platform, which is used to create active contracts. Importantly, it will show that Carrier virtualization demands more than a technical transformation. Beyond programmable network functions and infrastructure, realizing the service velocity and business agility benefits of virtualization requires a new operating model. Rigid hierarchical organizational structures aren’t well suited to manage demands and opportunities of a dynamic and horizontal operation.

Champions: Verizon, OrangeParticipants: EnterpriseWeb, Alcatel-Lucent



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