ElastiNET for Service Providers
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The document promotes ElastiNET, a solution from ECI for service providers and research networks. ElastiNET provides an elastic network that allows quick adaptation to changing market and customer needs. It features supreme service elasticity through capabilities like real-time network control, fast introduction of new services, and seamless multi-vendor interoperability. ElastiNET guarantees end-user experience while reducing total cost of ownership.
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ElastiNET for Service Providers
- 1. ElastiNET ™ For Service Providers & NRENS © All Rights Reserved ECI 2015
- 2. IN TODAY’S WORLD 'CHANGE' IS THE ONLY CONSTANT. ©All Rights Reserved ECI 2015
- 3. IN ORDER TO SURVIVE YOU TOO NEED TO CONSTANTLY CHANGE. Technology changes Your customers change The industry changes ©All Rights Reserved ECI 2015 3
- 4. YOU NEED TO BE ELASTIC ECI brings you the ELASTIC network so that YOU can quickly and seamlessly adapt to the rapidly evolving market. ©All Rights Reserved ECI 2015
- 5. ELASTIC NETWORKS MEAN: Controlling your network in real time Quickly introducing new services and innovation Seamlessly operating in multi-vendor environments ©All Rights Reserved ECI 2015
- 6. 6 THE PERFECT SOLUTION FOR YOU ElastiCloud™ For Cloud Networking ElastiGrid™ For Utilities & Government ElastiNet™ For Service Providers © All Rights Reserved ECI 2015
- 7. 7 ElastiNET™ FOR SERVICE PROVIDERS Supreme Service Elasticity Guaranteed End-User Experience with Reduced TCO © All Rights Reserved ECI 2015
- 8. 8 ElastiNET™ SUPREME SERVICE ELASTICITY Backbone Network Aggregation Network Branch SOHO Control Center/NOC Video Remote Worker Corporate Data Center Data Center SOHO TDM StorageOpticsPacket LightSoft® NMS LightAPPS™ SDN LightSEC™ Cyber © All Rights Reserved ECI 2015
- 9. 9 PERFECT PACKET TRANSPORT Full MEF CE2.0 certification Access-to-Core deterministic performance Dual-stack MPLS (IP/MPLS and MPLS-TP) for seamless interworking © All Rights Reserved ECI 2015
- 10. 10 UNLIMITED CAPACITY Over 25T on a single fiber Blazing fast 200G transmission, modular to 1T 16T OTN/Packet universal switching © All Rights Reserved ECI 2015
- 11. 11 END-TO-END SECURITY Transport: L1-L2-L3 encryption Infrastructure: Holistic Cyber Suite Unique Check Point strategic partnership © All Rights Reserved ECI 2015
- 12. 12 SOPHISTICATED SDN/NFV STRATEGY Ecosystem, featuring AMDOCS Orchestrator Real-time multi-layer traffic management D-NFV delivery of customizable Cyber security suite © All Rights Reserved ECI 2015
- 13. 13 SDN APPLICATIONS TODAY Deployable on installed base today, portable to real-time control tomorrow: LightConnect Bandwidth-on-Demand LightTime Scheduled Bandwidth Services LightInsight Real-Time Network Usage © All Rights Reserved ECI 2015
- 14. 14 SMARTLIGHT™ FRAMEWORK Neptune Apollo LightSoft NMS LightControl SDN Controller LightSaver LightInsight LightWays LightConnect LightTime LightAction Control TransportAppsSecurity 14 LightSec FOUR INTERCONNECTED LAYERS BRING OUR ELASTIC NETWORKS TO LIFE © All Rights Reserved ECI 2015
- 15. 15 ElastiNET™ FOR SERVICE PROVIDERS & NRENS Supreme Service Elasticity Guaranteed End-User Experience with Reduced TCO © All Rights Reserved ECI 2015
- 16. ORGANIZATIONS THAT WILL BE ADAPTIVE ARE THE ONES INVENTING THE FUTURE. 16© All Rights Reserved ECI 2015
- 17. THANK YOU. © All Rights Reserved ECI 2015
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- Repeat title, so lets discuss what and why
- To grow ECI Business in 2015 we plan to focus on 3 main market verticals defined by customer type: Service Provider Utilities & Government Cloud Networking
- Over the past 100+ years there have been many changes in the communications industry. To point out a few significant milestone examples: Starting in the 1880’s, customers wanting to talk with other customers were assisted by operator switchboards who manually connected each customer. In the 1940’s, as traffic grew, switching was greatly improved using automated switching with cross-bar type switches. Of course the advantage of crossbar switching was that it allowed multiple input and output lines to connect vs. manual patching each line. In 1980’s data modems, or modulator-demodulator, devices using acoustical couplers were used to encode digital information Then in the 1990’s fiber optical cable using Wavelength-Division Multiplexing (WDM) technology to allow providers to multiplex a number of optical carrier signals onto a single optical fiber with the use of different wavelengths.
- Over the past 100+ years there have been many changes in the communications industry. To point out a few significant milestone examples: Starting in the 1880’s, customers wanting to talk with other customers were assisted by operator switchboards who manually connected each customer. In the 1940’s, as traffic grew, switching was greatly improved using automated switching with cross-bar type switches. Of course the advantage of crossbar switching was that it allowed multiple input and output lines to connect vs. manual patching each line. In 1980’s data modems, or modulator-demodulator, devices using acoustical couplers were used to encode digital information Then in the 1990’s fiber optical cable using Wavelength-Division Multiplexing (WDM) technology to allow providers to multiplex a number of optical carrier signals onto a single optical fiber with the use of different wavelengths.
- So lets talk about what are the ‘Agents of Change Today’: I’d like to point out four areas: For many CSP’s cloud based service represents a new way to do the same old things. However Hybrid, private and public cloud solution dynamics bring surging bandwidth and new traffic patterns for CSP’s . The Internet of Things or Machine 2 Machine (M2M) service means traffic can now be accessible anywhere any time. Open Networks enable virtualization and new models for delivering services Finally Security is even more complex and important.
- So lets talk about what are the ‘Agents of Change Today’: I’d like to point out four areas: For many CSP’s cloud based service represents a new way to do the same old things. However Hybrid, private and public cloud solution dynamics bring surging bandwidth and new traffic patterns for CSP’s . The Internet of Things or Machine 2 Machine (M2M) service means traffic can now be accessible anywhere any time. Open Networks enable virtualization and new models for delivering services Finally Security is even more complex and important.
- Over the past 100+ years there have been many changes in the communications industry. To point out a few significant milestone examples: Starting in the 1880’s, customers wanting to talk with other customers were assisted by operator switchboards who manually connected each customer. In the 1940’s, as traffic grew, switching was greatly improved using automated switching with cross-bar type switches. Of course the advantage of crossbar switching was that it allowed multiple input and output lines to connect vs. manual patching each line. In 1980’s data modems, or modulator-demodulator, devices using acoustical couplers were used to encode digital information Then in the 1990’s fiber optical cable using Wavelength-Division Multiplexing (WDM) technology to allow providers to multiplex a number of optical carrier signals onto a single optical fiber with the use of different wavelengths.