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This business briefing discussion focuses on: What is this new IPv6 everyone is talking about? What new features is IPv6 going to give us? Technically, IPv6 offers very little that IPv4 cannot do presently. However, it does offer your business a chance for continual growth and expansion into areas that are developing rapidly, and a chance to have a business edge on some of your competitors.
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IPv6: Why Should you Care?Logicalis Business Briefing
IPv6: What’s the Fuss About?
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Technology Hype?
Business Imperative
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IPv6 Drivers
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GrowthExisting allocations of IP addresses are exhausted
Future-ProofingPublic internet exploding at a rate that far outgrows current communications protocol
EnablementDo business with every person, and every device connected to the internet.
Growth in IP Devices
World of Connected Devices
Total 500 Million
5 Devices perPerson on Earth
140 Devices perPerson on Earth
1/10th of a Device per Person on Earth
Source: Forrester Research, Cisco
2007 2010 2013
Total 35 Billion Total 1 Trillion
What Should I Do?
Create a structured road-map or transition plan
Pace each phase of the transition to your timeline
Avoid the risks and cost of “big bang” approach
A Roadmap to IPv6
Business Assessment
High level transition strategy
Develop end-to-end
program
Implementation Plan Implement
Case Study: Monash Uni
First IPv6 Dynamic Multipoint Virtual Private Network (DMVPN) in Australia
Mobile dynamic multipoint VPN between Monash campus and remote sites
Extended IPv6 natively out to these sites whilst using the existing IPv4 public internet
Summary
Deploying IPv6 brings business benefits
Consider your IT environment, business growth and start thinking about a migration plan
A structured migration significantly reduces cost and risk
Logicalis Engagement
ConsultancyIPv6 WorkshopImplementation
Pre-Sales
Assess & Audit
Design
Staging
Install
Training & Handover
Support
Manage
About Logicalis Group
Logicalis is an international IT solutions and managed services provider with a breadth of knowledge and expertise in communications and collaboration; data centre and cloud services; and managed services.
Circa $1 billion in revenues.
Operations in Europe, USA, Latin America and Asia Pacific.
Over 2,000 employees worldwide
Over 5,000 corporate and public sector customers.
Strong global partnerships with technology leaders - Cisco Systems, EMC, Microsoft.
