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Presentation given at the 4G Wireless Evolution Conference in Miami, January 21, 2010

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Page 1: Network Intelligence

Network Intelligence

Mauricio ArangoSun MicrosystemsJanuary 21, 2010

Page 2: Network Intelligence

Introduction

• Telco industry needs to steer away from "dumb pipe provider" concerns and focus on smart networks

• Business reality presents large challenges and opportunities

• Smart telco networks are about extracting higher business value from network infrastructure – via Network Intelligence layer

Page 3: Network Intelligence

4G Business Challenges and Opportunities

• Faster pace of business with more dynamic & complex network– Smartphones– Device-based applications– Femtocells

• Enhaced service quality and customer experience

Page 4: Network Intelligence

4G Business Challenges and Opportunities

• Increased regulation– Higher operations visibility– Restrictions while driving

• Interaction with other complex systems– Transportation– Power grid– Social networks

Page 5: Network Intelligence

Need for Network Intelligence layer

• Extract higher business value from network events in realtime via:– Continous monitoring– Simplified integration of network and

business application layers – event-driven– Connecting dots in realtime – correlation

Page 6: Network Intelligence

Network Intelligence builds on:

• Business Intelligence• Performance monitoring• Traffic monitoring• Fault management• Policy-based management • Deep Packet Inspection (DPI)

Page 7: Network Intelligence

Network Inteligence adds:

• Sharing of events across management silos

• Connecting dots in realtime – event correlation

• Integration of business processes with network operations processes

• Event-driven architecture

Page 8: Network Intelligence

SLA management use case - consumer mobile broadband

access• Service level guarantees: throughput, packet loss, latency, jitter

• Monitoring via: DPI, device agent• SLA tracker – detects SLA violation events• Integrates: CRM, billing, device

management, service portal, data warehouse

Page 9: Network Intelligence

SLA management use case - consumer mobile broadband

Event routing – Messaging system

SLATracker

DPI DeviceMgmt

Datawarehouse

Packet loss & delay measurement

Throughput measurement

SLA violation event

CRM Billing ServicePortal

Event stream processing app (CEP)

Page 10: Network Intelligence

Service restriction while driving use case

• Block usage while user is in a moving motor vehicle

• Monitor: device location, vehicle device presence

Page 11: Network Intelligence

Service restriction while driving use case

Event routing – Messaging system

In-vehicle usage tracking &

restriction

Locationcollector

In-vehiclepresencecollector

Datawarehouse

Location changeevent

In-vehicle presence event

Disable device event

CRM ServicePortal

Enable device event

DeviceMgmt

Event stream processing app (CEP)

Page 12: Network Intelligence

Service problem monitoring via social networks

• Identify potential service problems by from patterns of communication in social networks such as Twitter

• Search for keywords related to service problems, track over time and location

• Generate trouble investigation events

Page 13: Network Intelligence

Service problem monitoring via social networks

Event routing – Messaging system

Text streamstracking

Twitter eventcollector

Datawarehouse

Investigation event

Problem investigation

workflows

Event stream processing app (CEP)

Page 14: Network Intelligence

Technologies and Products for Network Intelligence

• Event stream processing – Complex event processing (CEP)

• Application servers• Messaging middleware• Data caching – fast access to state info• Databases

Page 15: Network Intelligence

Event-driven Architecture

Event routing

Event producer

Event routing

Eventconsumer/ producer

Eventconsumer/ producer

Event consumer

Event consumer

Event producer

• Simplified integration via decoupling between producers & consumers

• Producers don't know about consumers and viceversa

• Events are common info• Horizontal scaling

Page 16: Network Intelligence

Conclusions

• Smart not dumb networks – higher complexity of network infrastructure

• Extraction of higher business value from network requires new functional layer – Network Intelligence (NI)

• NI offers simplified integration via Event-driven Architecture

• NI enables realtime analysis via Complex Event Processing