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Cisco Connected Mass Transit

For Improved Safety, Mobility, and Efficiency

October 22, 2015

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Today’s Speakers Tony Shakib Vice President, IoE Vertical Business Solutions Cisco Barry Einsig Global Transportation Executive Cisco Wei Zou Solution Architect Cisco Mikel Gindy Business Development Sales Manager, Austria Cisco Boris Karsch VP Strategy Cubic Transportation Systems

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Industrial Revolutions

Canals

Railroads Steam

Electricity

Internet

Digital Revolution

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CONNECTING THE UNCONNECTED TO GENERATE BUSINESS VALUE

Connecting people in more relevant, valuable ways

PEOPLE

NETWORKED CONNECTION OF PEOPLE, PROCESS, DATA, THINGS

Leveraging data into more useful information for decision making

DATA

Delivering the right information to the right person (or machine) at the right time

PROCESS

Physical devices and objects connected to the internet and each other for intelligent decision making

THINGS

Digital Connections

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Top Obstacles to Digital Transformation

Sources: Cisco IoT Purchase Process Global Study January 2015, Forrester Research study commissioned by Cisco November 2014, IDC Futurescape: Worldwide IoT Predictions Dec 3, 2014

Complex Integration

Data Overload

Need to Automate Extraction of Insights and Resulting Actions

Siloed Networks

Expanded Security Vulnerability cite security is an important element of IoT implementation

have experienced increased network strain when implementing IoT initiatives

prefer fully integrated and validated solution over separate best-of-breed vendors

pick analytics tools as most important enabler

say data management is #1 capability they need to improve

56% 42% 40% 76% 25%

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Cisco’s Unique Value for the Digital Journey

Analytics and Applications

Unified Connectivity

End-to-End Security

Manage Data from Edge to Cloud

Business Processes

Purpose-built, Simply Managed Network

Integrated Security Throughout

Distributed Intelligence

Large Ecosystem of Technology Partners

Vertical-specific Digital Solutions

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Why Going “Digital” is Important For Transportation Now

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Challenges and Trends Driving Change in Transportation

• Increasing connectivity • Increasing TCO • Proprietary networks

Technology

• Urbanization and congestion

• Aging population • Global supply chains

Socio- Economic

• Safety and security • Disparity between

regions • Sustainability

Policy

Safety

Mobility

Environment

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Connected Transportation Sectors

Connected Aviation

Connected Maritime

Connected Roadways

Connected Vehicle

Connected Freight and Logistics

Connected Mass

Transit

Connected Rail

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Cisco Connected Mass Transit Benefits

Connect Disparate Transit Systems into One Converged Infrastructure

• Enable V2X communication • Improve passenger/worker safety • Reduce urban congestion • Regulatory compliance • Real-time passenger information • Better asset and vehicle

monitoring and management

• Protect infrastructure investment • Collaboration across agencies • Maintain mass transit schedules • New opportunities for innovative

passenger services, mobile apps and business models

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Solution Business Architecture

Connected Bus Connected Yard Connected Bus Stop

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Proven - Tested - Faster Time to Market - Reduced Risk - Less Need for Lengthy PoC

Why Cisco?

Validated Designs Why They Really Do Matter

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Services Help Ensure the Success of Each Solution

Smart Service

Capabilities

Customer Benefits

• Mitigate Deployment Risk

• Create a Flexible and Scalable Architectural Foundation

• Accelerate Deployment of Solution

• Address New Consumption Models

• Formulate Customer Strategy

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Strategy: Integrate Cisco® TSS technology with solutions from key global partners to create new value for transportation customers by providing safety, mobility, efficiency, connectivity, and converged networks.

Cisco and Our Partners -Creating Value for Transportation Customers

ISG-Ecosystem Transportation Systems Partners

Specialized Solution Partners

EPCs/Architecture, Engineering, and Design Partners

IT System Integrators and Consulting Partners

Nontraditional OT Partners

Traditional IT Partners

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Cisco Connected Mass Transit Partners Partner Description Product*

High performance, High quality, and Ruggedized Computing Platform

ARK2151v

Real-time payment and information solutions, live passenger info, city management solutions, revenue management and Automated Fare Collection (AFC). Integrated systems for transportation and traffic management allow travelers to choose the best way to travel and pay for their journeys.

NextBus NextCity™ NextFare

The RuBAN™ system provides a comprehensive Network Management System and a Data Analytics and Management platform for monitoring Vehicle performance and metrics.

RuBANTM

Ruggedized Android Smartphone, purpose built for mission critical communications. LTE, Wi-Fi, and push-to-talk (PTT) ready, with Cisco Instant Connect

XP6/XP7

TransitMaster,™ an Information Management system for real-time data messaging managed by several software components running on one or more computers. It provides communication between host computers located in a dispatch center and Integrated VehicleLogic Units (IVLUs) onboard vehicles.

TransitMasterTM

* 3rd party components are provided by and supported by the partners listed for each product..

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• 100 million passengers per year with 150,000 Wi-Fi logins/month • Reduced Energy consumption by 10% and carbon dioxide output 85 tons • Automatic notification of 400 ticketing machines

• helps eliminate return trips for parts, saves hours of tech time

Connected Mass Transit

• Greater safety, coordination between trams -24/7 video security

• Network reliability in harsh environments and across systems.

• Scalability - supports 500 simultaneous Wi-Fi users and 20 + gigabytes of 3G wireless traffic per tram per month.

• Cisco Industrial Ethernet connectivity for stations, ticketing machines and digital displays.

• Optimized scheduling - wireless transmission of shift/driver data

• Proactive maintenance extends tram life and reduces downtime Power consumption, temperature, braking distance, etc. transmitted via sensor to operation control center. (Application by Cisco Gold Certified Partner Kapsch)

Business Outcome Summary

“LINZ AG has had a strategic relationship with Cisco for the past decade, so we decided to build on our existing Cisco network and channel its agility and simplicity to incorporate new security, mobile, and analytics technologies that help us achieve our goals and gain greater business insight.” - Georg Linhard, Project Manager, LINZ AG TELEKOM

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Connected Mass Transit Architecture Wei Zou, Solution Architect

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IR829

VLU

Vehicle IE4K/2K

Internet Service Provider

Operations Center

Mobile Service Provider

Davra RuBAN™

ASR 903 ASR 903

ASR 903

ASR 903

IP/MPLS Metro Network

Yard Server

ASR 907

3G/LTE Network

Passenger Information Display (PID)

Bus Stop

IR829

IE4K/2K

Cisco Nexus

Switches

VLU

Vehicle

IE4K/2K

IR829

VSOM Cisco Nexus

Switches

Cisco Instant Connect Trapeze

IW3700 IW3700 IW3700

Server Server

DMVPN for Enterprise Services

WLC

Passenger Internet Access

Wi-Fi for

WBDT

ASR 1000

IW3700 IW3700 IW3700

ASR 907

ASR 903

ASR 903

Cat3850

ASA 5500-X

Connected Mass Transit - High-Level Architecture

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IR829 Mobile Router Offboard: LTE + 5GHz 802.11n Onboard: 2.4GHz 802.11n

IE 4000 / 2000 Ethernet Switch 100 Mb or Gigabit Ethernet with PoE IE4000 for > 4 PoE

Video Surveillance 2-8 IP Cameras, IP66/IK10 rated 360º (7070) and 720p WDR (3050) Server for VSM CAD/AVL link for Panic Button

Connected Mass Transit: Onboard Network

IR829

CAD/AVL VLU

IE4K/2K

3G/LTE Network

Yard Wi-Fi Network IW3700

VSM Server

Cisco IP Cameras (2-8)

Contact Closure

Link GigE w/ PoE

GigE

FastE 2.4GHz Wi-Fi

5GHz Wi-Fi LTE

GigE

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IR829 Infrastructure Gigabit Ethernet with PoE Uplink: LTE Users: Wi-Fi

Video Surveillance One IP 3050 Camera with onboard storage

Route ETA display Driven by Cisco Digital Signage or partner.

Connected Mass Transit: Bus Stop

IR829

Digital Signage

IP3050

3G/LTE Network

GigE Wi-Fi

LTE

GigE

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IP/MPLS Metro

Network

IW3700 Access Points Centralized or FlexConnect Wired for Building-mounted, Wireless bridge to Pole-mounted 5GHz Wi-Fi link to Vehicle GE with PoE for Pole-mounted IP Camera

Catalyst 3850 Switches GE w/ PoE to APs and IP Cameras 10 GE Uplinks to Metro Network Stackable for redundancy

Connected Mass Transit: Yard Network

ASR 903 ASR 903

IW3700 IW3700 IW3700

Catalyst 3850

Vehicle IR829

5GHz Wi-Fi

IE4K/2K Local Server

GigE w/ PoE

GigE

GigE

10GE

10GE 10GE

IW3700 IW3700 IW3700

Building-Mounted

APs

Pole-Mounted

APs

5GHz Bridge

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Cisco Connected Mass Transit Solution Capabilities

Passenger Wi-Fi

IP Video Surveillance

Telematics / Predictive Maintenance

Voice Communications

Automated Fare Collection (AFC)

Computer Aided Dispatch (CAD)

Automatic Vehicle Location (AVL)

Onboard System Peripheral

Fleet Management

Driver Behavior Monitoring

Real-time Passenger Information

Digital Signage

Location Based Services

Wireless Bulk Data Transfer

Mobile apps

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RuBAN™ – An IOT Service Delivery Platform

• Network Management • including Zero Touch Provisioning

• Asset Monitoring • Station Assets, Track Infrastructure

Monitoring, Physical Security Integration • Vehicle Telematics • Route replay, Route optimization • Vehicle Tracking and Geo Fencing • Application Builder • Management Report Portal • Policy and Rules Management

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RuBAN™ – An IOT Service Delivery Platform

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• Telecommunications transforming transportation payments and information systems

• Contactless bank-card payments

28 Intelligent Travel Made Real®

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• Real-time payments -account-based and contactless bankcards

• Better information

• Improving the customer experience through innovation

29 Intelligent Travel Made Real®

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Summary

• Improved safety and security

• Greater operational efficiencies

• Enhanced passenger experience

• Converged networks to cut costs

• Reduces traffic congestion

• Lowers pollution and carbon footprint

• Better asset/vehicle management

• New business models

• Regulatory compliance

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