corning one™ for enterprise mobility manny garcia solutions engineer march 2015

Corning ONE™ for Enterprise Mobility

Manny GarciaSolutions Engineer

March 2015

Optical Communications 2.

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More devices &

more applications

Apps & DevicesMore hardware to support devices &

applications

CongestionMore

infrastructure for more data

Infrastructure

Creating multiple networks to manage

Growing IT problems

Optical Communications

Changing protocols and applications create tremendous challenges for enterprise IT organizations (cost, technology, service, troubleshooting)



The challenges are reflected in a number of IT trendsCloud computing

Social and mobile communications

Analytics and “big data”

Enterprise networks are at a “tipping point” and outdated by today’s growing business needs requiring better access to mobile and cloud services

Capacity Saturation - By 2015, 80% of the wireless LANs will be obsolete (Gartner)

Enemies from Within - BYOD (“bring-your-own-disaster”) poses severe security issues

Scaling Out not Up - Increasing reliance on Cloud for storage, computing and services

User Experience - Rich media, mobile HDTV, mobile gaming requires strong QoS

Driving Down Cost - CAPEX and OPEX reduction, systems convergence, green buildings

63%of workloads will be cloud based

By 2017, 7.3 Billion

mobile devices in 2014 and growth will increase with IoT

50x growth in

information managed by the enterprise is expected over the next decade



PoE supported

POL and DAS deliver on the value of a shared fiber infrastructure

Tellabs Confidential Proprietary

RF Video

IP Video

IP / EthernetData

Packet Voice

Analog Voice

Network Services Integrated Services

Fiber Splitter

POL

DAS

Shared fiber

infrastructure

AnalogPhone

VoIPPhone

WiFi Access Point

SecuritySurveillance

Video Conferencing

Building Automation

DesktopComputer

RF Videoand IP Video

Smartphones & BYOD

POL positive TCO helps pay for DAS infrastructure

DAS leverages the same POL fiber trunk resulting in reduced CAPEX

Clients can manage and operate their own mobile network operator (MNO) neutral DAS

Supports Public and Private Wi-Fi WAP

Synergies with combined MDF, IDF, fiber management, powering and power backup

In some cases DAS can be a revenue generation opportunity

Public expectations and demands, for cellular coverage outside and inside facilities are met

PoE supported

Business Value



The Solution: ONE™ Wireless Platform

Cellular, WiFi & POL Today

½ time & space to install

no new infrastructure

Unlimited bandwidth of fiber to the edge enables the convergence of multiple networks into ONE

More Applications Later



Enabling All Things Wireless with ONETM Wireless Platform

In-building wireless converged solution providing cellular , Wi-Fi and Ethernet backhaul over an all-optical network IDF Closet

ICU Injects Power

Convergence

Active AntennaDistribute RF + Ethernet backhaul

CapacityConvergenceCoverage

Cellular + LAN + WLAN + POL

Unlimited bandwidth at the edge

Distributed architecture

MDFHead End connects to RF sources

ConnectivityFiber in the horizontal



Architecture Overview

Optical Interface Unit (OIU)Optical Interface Modules (OIM) Interconnect Unit (ICU)

Converge power up to 8 remotes

Remote Access Unit (RAU)

MDF RemoteIDF

Fiber Management

Central Ethernet Unit

Ethernet Switch

AP

Ethernet Devices

Cellular BTS

Via Fiber RiserVia Composite Fiber

Horizontal

Gigabit Ethernet from LAN

2xGbw/ POE+

Via same Horizontal

To Cell Phone

Head End Interface Unit (HEU)Radio Interface Modules (RIM)



Power SupplyModules

Fiber Mgmt Modules

Interconnect Unit (ICU)

Interconnect Unit (ICU)

Supports Up to 8 RAUsInjects power to Antennas

FMU to ICUMTP Trunk Cable

• MTP to MTP• 12 to 144 fibers• Armored or Non-Armored• Used in Riser space

between FMU and ICU

PnP Module

ICU to RAUComposite Cabling

• 2,4, 6, 12 Cu conductors• 4, 6, 12, 24 Fibers• Armored or Non-Armored• Pre-Connectorized



Ethernet Support – POE+ Gb Ethernet Module

Central Ethernet Unit

3rd party Ethernet Switch

2 RJ45 Connectors

Head-End or IDF

Antenna

GEM: Gigabit Ethernet ModuleSupporting two POE+ Connections

GEM

• Physical layer play – IT switch vendor agnostic

• Independent cellular – Gig.E layers



MIMO Support

Expansion Unit

2 Bands MIMO via RXU

BTSMIMO1

MIMO2

Multi Bands MIMO

BTSMIMO1

MIMO2

• Supporting MIMO does not require additional cabling• Two options to support MIMO services:

• MIMO via RXU – Uses the same fiber pair to provide up to two MIMO services • RAU – Uses the same cabling infrastructure and head-end equipment to provide

multiband MIMO support

Group 1 Group 2



Capacity Steering / Sectorization

Service Group-A

Service Group-B

Service Group-C

Service Group-A

Service Group-B

Service Group-C

Typical DAS

• Distribution of RF equally on all antennas

• Typically by combining all services

Sectorization Benefits

• Delivers customized service combinations to different locations

• Ease carrier onboarding• Allows progressive expansion

of services to dedicated locations (e.g. MIMO upgrade)

Flexible Steering Benefits

• Allows user to shift capacity depending on demand

• Maximizes RF capacity sources

EVENING DAY



ONE Wireless Platform for Enterprises

Key Platform Attributes Contributing to Value Creation

Converged Facilities Infrastructure

Compatible WLAN/PON/DAS


1:1 Connectivity1:1 Connectivity

Closer to users, accurate servicesCloser to users,

accurate services

Unlimited BandwidthUnlimited Bandwidth

Intelligent end-to-end monitoring


ONE Wireless Platform

Enterprise Facility Needs

Ethernet BackhaulEthernet Backhaul

Infrastructure scalability

Infrastructure scalability

Future Proof, no rip & replace


Migration to LTE, 801.11 ac/ad

Migration to LTE, 801.11 ac/ad

WiFi OffloadWiFi Offload

Wireless Infrastructure Support R

equirements

CAPABILITY + FLEXIBILITY + VALUE ONETM Wireless Platform=



• Texas A&M University chose Corning’s ONE Wireless Platform over legacy network designs

• The Corning ONE Wireless Platform allows Texas A&M to provide pervasive LAN, Wi-Fi, and Cellular coverage for over 100,000 Aggies fans

• The Corning ONE Wireless Platform cost far less than the legacy switched network and DAS solutions Texas A&M were considering

• Texas A&M financed this system and leveraged Corning’s relationships with the various wireless carriers to negotiate lease agreements which helped offset the cost of the system…that’s an Integrated Solution!

Texas A&M recently chose Corning’s ONE and an integrated network over a legacy network and DAS for Kyle Field

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• Kyle Field at Texas A&M is one of the largest college football stadiums in US (>100,000)

• Completing 1st of 2 phases in Sep 2014

• ONE™ Wireless Platform design chosen through competitive review

• Cellular coverage for all 4 carriers– AT&T and Verizon plug-in for game 1– T-Mobile and Sprint 2015– Capability to redirect capacity to campus

• Converged fiber connectivity through Passive Optical LAN for:

– WiFi– IPTV– VOIP– Point of Sales– Security IP cameras– Video displays

42 sectors (stadium) 8 transition zones

Texas A&M converged use case

Optical Communications.

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Stations Casino

Why Corning ONETM is the Right Platform for Hoteliers

EthernetPOE+

• Convergence of IT infrastructure

• Future-ready Wi-Fi infrastructure to address emerging standards

Space Savings

• Little to no closet space required. RF is where you need it near the user

Modular Service / Upgrade

• Add or modify services seamlessly

• Non-intrusive upgrades: no need to enter walls or ceilings

Future Proof• Scalable fiber infrastructure

ensures your facility is ready for today & tomorrow’s IT needs

Office

HospitalityHealthcare

Education

Customer: Stations Casinos

• Owner of 17 Hotel/Casinos

Challenge: Red Rock Hotel & Casino

• Guest cellular quality of service

• Enablement of wireless applications for operational efficiency

The ONE Wireless Solution:• All cellular services for three

major carriers • Ethernet / Wi-Fi Support

• In-room application



ONE Wireless Platform for Healthcare

Key Platform Attributes Contributing to Value Creation

Converged Facilities Infrastructure



1:1 Connectivity1:1 Connectivity

Optical fiber lifespan 15+years

Optical fiber lifespan 15+years



Negligible loss, extended reachNegligible loss, extended reach

ONE Wireless Platform

Supporting LEED

requirements

Healthcare Facility Needs

Physician mobility

Physician mobility

Asset TrackingAsset Tracking

Application support

Application support



Guest/Caregiver Connectivity

Guest/Caregiver Connectivity

Wireless Infrastructure Support R

equirements

CAPABILITY + FLEXIBILITY + VALUE ONETM Wireless Platform=



Corning ONE™ - One Architecture… many possibilities

Head End CEILING

Cellular ON OFF

WiFi ON OFF

Security ON OFF

Telemetry ON OFF

PON ON OFF

LAN ON OFF

Signage ON OFF

A/V ON OFF

Telemetry AP

IDF

GEU ON OFF

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Corning Optical Technical Support

Emmanuel Garcia – Solutions Engineer 1 (571) 230-0097 [email protected]

Marty Mednansky – Sr. Dir. of VAR’s 1 (253) 445-1509 [email protected]

Keith Martin – Dir. of Strategic Accounts 1 (571) 393-0949 [email protected]

Troy Suddith – Dir. RF and Solution Eng. 1 (301) 370-2207 [email protected]

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Truc Tran – Manager Tech Support 1 (703) 624-7948 [email protected]

Technical Support: (800) 787-1266 or [email protected]

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