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BUILDING THE CLOUD READY DATA CENTER MANAGING DIRECTOR, SYSTEMS ENGINEERING APAC Joseph D. Green

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Page 1: NASSCOM Infrastructure Management Summit 2013 - Building the Cloud Ready Data Center

BUILDING THE CLOUD READY DATA CENTER

MANAGING DIRECTOR, SYSTEMS ENGINEERING APAC

Joseph D. Green

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ARE WE HERE TODAY TO DISCUSS PRODUCTS? (NO)

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Insight

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THE NETWORK IS SHAPING APAC’S FUTURE

FUELING CLOUD INNOVATION

FUELLING GLOBAL GROWTH

60%

5 years

Fastest growing region over the next

of the world’s population

EXPLOSIVE DEMAND

1 BILLION+internet users (45% of global users)

50% of world’s mobile subscribers in APAC

NEW NETWORKREQUIREMENTS

Mobility

4G/LTE roll out

Cloud

Security

National Broadband Networks

Data Center

Big Data

SDN

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Out of 1358 Global respondents

49% see Cloud as transformational to their business

40% investigating Cloud 5% don’t see Cloud as an

option-May be a good reason for this

6% don’t know (I fire these people….)

INTERESTING FACTS ON CLOUD

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TODAY’S CLOUD DEBATE

“Telcos swap dumb pipe problem for dumb cloud”

-PANDO MONTHLY

“Telcos are in a superior position to capitalize on cloud services... because they own the network.”

-HEAVY READING

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SecurityCloudMobile Internet

“The network is the foundation of the cloud experience — if there is no network, there is no cloud.” -Gartner

CloudMobile Internet

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3 NETWORK INNOVATIONSACCELERATING CLOUD GROWTH

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CLOUD GROWTH DRIVER #1: User Experience

QUALITY OF EXPERIENCE

As demand for mobile video explodes globally

will separate leaders from followers.

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CLOUD GROWTH DRIVER #2: Security Innovation

THE POWER OF DECEPTIONallows SPs to protect individuals and businesses.

As the Cloud gives rise to massive targets for cyber criminals

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CLOUD GROWTH DRIVER #3: Service Velocity

Software Defined Networks enable

DYNAMIC SERVICE DEPLOYMENTspeeding time to revenue.

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OPPORTUNITIES IN THE CLOUD VALUE CHAIN

Cloud Industry Solutions

Solutions for Healthcare, Financial Services, Government etc.

Examples: SingTel Healthcare360; Telstra Connected Government

Cloud; China Unicom Connected Vehicles Services

Direct XaaS Services

Cloud Services Delivered Directly

Examples: Verizon Terremark; NTT Com’s Cloudn

Cloud Enablement Services

Equipping Others To Deliver Cloud Services

Examples: Optus PowerON Cloud Solutions; Bharti Cloud Enablement

Platform

Premium Mobile Video Services

HD Content on any Device

Examples: NotTV; Starhub AnywhereTV

The Network IS the Differentiator Across all of these Opportunities

(Source: Gartner; Juniper Analysis)

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Copyright © 2013 Juniper Networks, Inc. www.juniper.netJUNIPER CONFIDENTIAL13

TRENDS &

CHALLENGES

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PROLIFERATION OF DEVICES CONTENT CONSUMPTION

CONNECTED SOCIALIZATION MACHINE TO MACHINE

THE CONNECTED CULTURE 2010-2020

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Copyright © 2013 Juniper Networks, Inc. www.juniper.netJUNIPER CONFIDENTIAL

Scalable

Fast

Reliable

Secure

Simple

DEFINITION OF HIGH-PERFORMANCE NETWORKING

The Network is the foundation of the Data

Center

What problem are we trying to solve?

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LET’S THINK, IN A DIFFERENT WAY

What do you see?

Has this changed the way you always do something?

Remember this?

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MAPPING THIS TO REALITY

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TOP PRIORITIES OF CIO’S TODAY*

1. Deliver Operational results

2. Improving I.T. Apps and Infrastructure

3. Reducing Enterprise Costs

4. Attracting and retaining customers

5. Implementing enterprise strategy

6. Attracting and retaining the workforce

7. Increasing growth

8. Improving business processes

9. Increasing management controls

10. Implementing mobility solutions

1. Business Intelligence and Analytics

2. Legacy modernization

3. IT Management

4. Collaboration Technologies

5. Mobile Devices

6. Mobile workforce applications

7. Security Technologies

8. Cloud Computing

9. Virtualization

10. Service oriented architecture

Business Priorities Technical Priorities

*Ga

rtn

er 2

013

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CHANGING THE CIO AGENDA“Where do I spend my time & energy?”

COMMODITY I.T.

Email

HR Systems

ERP Systems

Collaboration Environment

Distance Learning

High-Performance Trading

TeleMedicine

STRATEGIC I.T.

TODAY’S REALITY FOR CIOs

The email system is down!“

My log-in doesn’t work.“

“Where do I want to spend my time & energy?”

COMMODITY I.T.

Email

HR Systems

ERP Systems

85% 15%

How can we drive co-creation with our customers?

“”

How can we speed up our innovation cycles?

“”

85%15%

ASPIRATIONAL GOAL FOR CIOs

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Copyright © 2013 Juniper Networks, Inc. www.juniper.netJUNIPER CONFIDENTIAL

Consolidation

Virtualization

Hybrid Cloud

Mobility

Big DataAnalytics

FUNDAMENTAL ARCHITECTURAL SHIFTS

Top business goals that willdrive IT investments in 2013

Source: IDC

All Other Responses

Meet Compliance Requirements

Expand into New Geographic Regions/Countries

Improve Organization's Business Processes

Increase Organization's Agility

Improve Customer Acquisition and Retention

Increase Organization's Productivity

Increase Organization's Revenue

Introduce New and/or Improved Products…

Reduce Organization's Costs

0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60%

10.3%

24.1%

24.1%

29.3%

32.8%

36.2%

44.8%

46.6%

48.3%

50.0%

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Copyright © 2013 Juniper Networks, Inc. www.juniper.netJUNIPER CONFIDENTIAL

WHAT DO CUSTOMERS CARE ABOUT?

Scalability: Support new applications and business growth without architecture disruption

Performance & Reliability: optimized for highly virtualized workloads and mobility. Robustness to support mission critical environments

Reduce Complexity: Reduce man hours to deploy, configure and maintain, reduce facilities costs

Interoperability & Investment protection: Seamless migration, flexibility in architecture to adopt to changing business needs

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LET’S TAKE A LOOK AT SOME EXAMPLES

IS THIS REALLY JUST A CONSUMER PERSPECTIVE?

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LET’S TAKE A LOOK AT SOME EXAMPLES

IS THIS REALLY JUST AN ENT/SP PERSPECTIVE?

WHAT’S THE PRIORITY? WHO’S THE CUSTOMER? PRIVACY CONCERNS?

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CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITY IN APAC

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SIGNIFICANT ENTERPRISE OPPORTUNITY IN APAC

DEMOGRAPHIC AND MARKET TRENDS

Source: Infonetics Q412, Dell'Oro Q412 April 2013

Frontier markets as the new battleground

Rise of middle class

Rapid Urbanization

Growing Financial Services sector

Power brokersRapidly Aging Population

Total addressable market for APAC in 2013. Represents 22% of Juniper’s worldwide enterprise TAM1

CAGR for APAC enterprise TAM between 2013-2016, which exceeds worldwide CAGR of 4.8%1

$6.7 Billion

6.5%

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MOBILE DATA AND CLOUD CHALLENGES Impacting Enterprise WAN

CAGR in emerging APAC mobile data traffic between 2011 - 2016

67% 623 Million

People access the web via mobile in APAC

25%CAGR in APAC enterprise cloud revenues from 2012 - 2016

30% Annual WAN Bandwidth Growth Driving 3 to 4 Year Refresh Cycle

Source: Asia Digital Marketing Association; 2012Source: GartnerSource: Analysys Mason “The Emerging Asia-Pacific

telecoms market: trends and forecasts 2011-2016

Source: Infonetics, Quarterly Worldwide, Regional, China and Japan Market Size Share and Forecasts: 3Q12

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MOBILITY CHALLENGESImpacting Enterprise Mobile Security

Mobile malware increased

155% in 2011 and the growth continues in 2012

Malware samples jumped 30% in the first three months of 2012

These concerns are justified: Mobile malware increased 155% in 2011 and

the growth continues in 2012 Malware samples jumped 30% in the first three

months of 2012 Nearly one-third of all IT professionals report

their company has experienced a security threat as a result of personal mobile devices accessing company networks

In China almost two-thirds of IT professionals report their company has experienced a security threat

Juniper Networks 2012 Trusted Mobility Index & Mobile Threat Center Report

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TODAY’S SECURITY CHALLENGESThe increasingly sophisticated threat landscape

Attacks for national interest

Attacks for a cause

Attacks for profit

State sponsored and motivated by national

interest

Groups or individual security experts with

a common interest

Individuals or gangs motivated by monetary

rewards

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RECENT SECURITY INCIDENTSThe cost of high-profile security breaches

Hackers pick holes in Indian cyber system, hit government websites 1030 times in three

years

Sophisticated bank fraud attempted to steal at least $78

million

Two Indian card payments companies were breached in a global ATM heist that saw $45 million stolen from two banks

in the Middle East

Heartland Payment Systems Inc accrues $139.4 million in

security breach-related expenses

Sony hacked twice in one day – 100 million user accounts

stolen

Twitter says 250,000 accounts have been hacked in security

breach

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TODAY’S SECURITY CONCERNSPonemon Institute Research: The APAC View

47% 61%say next-generation security falls short of vendor promises

say securing web traffic is by far their biggest concern

Difficult to deploy

Ineffective in preventing attacks

Ineffective in detecting attacks

Signature and IP/reputation blocking are inadequate

Continued DDoS attacks at scale not being stopped

Web application security solutions not solving the problem

55% still focus on the inside-out threat

Prioritize point solutions over a holistic approach

Ineffective against Web app attacks and hacktivism

Best at general malware & rootkits

Sources: Ponemon Institute Report on Efficacy of Emerging Network Security 2013

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Copyright © 2013 Juniper Networks, Inc.

INNOVATION

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Copyright © 2013 Juniper Networks, Inc.

Data CenterAPAC will account for 1/4 of global data center investment in 5 years3

Cloud52% of organizations in APAC(excluding Japan) are either currently using, or actively planning cloud initiatives. The number has tripled since 2009.1

FUELING TECHNOLOGY INNOVATION APAC TECHNOLOGY TRENDS

Sources: (1) Forrester; (2) ITU and Frost & Sullivan; (3) Canalys; (4) Ponemon Institute

MobilityHome to the world’s largest mobile population and 40% of global mobile data2

Security55% of organizations in APAC still prioritize point solutions over a holistic approach to managing cyber security threats4

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INNOVATING ACROSS SYSTEMS, SILICON AND SOFTWARE

Systems Software NetworkArchitecture

Silicon

•A track record of bold innovation

•Focus on transforming the economics & experience of networking

•Always with an architectural design approach

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QFabric Director

QFabricInterconnect

• Full QFabric solutions in live customer deployments

• 130+ net new customers in Q4

• Introduced QFX3000-M

• Gaining traction• Good sequential growth

in Q4• Strong engagements in

all three geographies

• Upgrade cycle underway

• Protects customer investment of installed base

• Announced MX2020 & JunosV App Engine

• Broadband, mobile & business services on one platform

MX480

MX960

MX240

MX2020

• EX 9200• SDN Ready• Programmable Switch• Virtual Chassis• ISSU

• Universal Access solution for mobile backhaul

• Gaining traction• Began shipping in Q3

ACX2000

ACX2100

ACX1100

ACX1000

ACX4000

QFX3600

QFX3500

T4000 PTX EX QFabric™ MX ACX

DELIVERING ON OUR INNOVATION AGENDA

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