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A talk on the applications and services on the AARNet network that are already NBN ready (and beyond)
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Network Operations
AARNet’s future thinking on Smarter Online Services
beyond the NBN and what SSCRC can do to make it become a reality
SSCRC Participants Meeting
James Sankar
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What I will cover today• AARNet + roadmap• Trends + response • SSCRC and AARNet engagement today • SSCRC future
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34 Mbps
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AARNet - massive growth from early beginnings
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National Backbone
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Australia’s advanced R&E Network today
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Our Environment: Key Trends – opps/threats
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NBN – in Australia and overseas
(Singapore, US)
GlobalisationUser expectations of
connectedness anywhere
Mobilitysmart phone access,
data capabilities outpacing PCs
Virtualisation - faster models - rapid business development
Cloud: large companies delivering advantage e.g., Google, Microsoft, Amazon.
Social networks & virtual worlds
Personal e.g., FacebookProfessional e.g.,
LinkedInSecond Life + SLoodle
Video: dominating voice traffic
E Research Model targeted government funding
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Trend 1 - Extracting Value from the Cloud based Services
• Applications, content and services located in specialised facilities optimised for public, private, hybrid “cloud” distribution (SaaS, PaaS, IaaS, CaaS)
• Commercial brands - Google, Amazon, Microsoft• Benefits include ubiquity, scale, flexibility, skills,
DR, cost• Risks include security, service availability,
consistent performance and data residency• Places an increasing reliance on networks
(locally, nationally and internationally)
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Our Environment: Key Trends – opps/threats
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NBN – in Australia and overseas
(Singapore, US)
GlobalisationUser expectations of
connectedness anywhere
Mobilitysmart phone access, data capabilities
outpacing PCs
Virtualisation - faster models - rapid business development
Cloud: large companies delivering advantage e.g., Google, Microsoft, Amazon.
Social networks & virtual worlds
Personal e.g., Facebook
Professional e.g., LinkedIn
Second Life + SLoodle
Video: dominating voice traffic
E Research Model targeted government funding
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Trend 2 - Unified Communications
• “Communications as a Service” since 2006– Online service booking system to shared services– Video Rooms > Telepresence
• Unified Communications - ACME• Personal Video – Vidyo, ViVu, EVO• Hi-Res video – Polycom, LifeSize, Cisco, Sony
etc• Visualisations
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Cloud based video services to Schools
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“The Great Debate” - in real time!
Should Australia have a mandatory internet filter...?
ACT v Tasmania
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Remote Microscopy @ 4K resolutionUSC to Calit2
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From Video to Telepresence
• Polycom - AARNet Sydney, AARNet Canberra, Curtin University - installed
• Huawei TP unit opportunity for AARNet Melbourne (April 2011)
• Cisco Telepresence Exchange (confirmation shortly)
• Use– Point-to-Point– Via Multipoint via Polycom
RMX4000 HD MCU– Via Multipoint via Codian HD
MCU– Via Cisco Telepresence – in
detailed discussions on latest offer
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Communications Interoperability is the key!
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B2B video calling starting soon
• Concept: Be able to dial another person at another connected institution and hear and see them as you would staff in your own enterprise
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Our Environment: Key Trends – opps/threats
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NBN – in Australia and overseas
(Singapore, US)
GlobalisationUser expectations of
connectedness anywhere
Mobilitysmart phone access,
data capabilities outpacing PCs
Virtualisation - faster models - rapid business development
Cloud: large companies delivering advantage e.g., Google, Microsoft, Amazon.
Social networks & virtual worlds
Personal e.g., FacebookProfessional e.g.,
LinkedInSecond Life + SLoodle
Video: dominating voice traffic
E Research Model targeted government funding
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Trend 3 – Ubiquitous Broadband Access
• Students come with own mobile devices expecting to connect seamlessly
• Visiting scholars, researchers bound by policies at institutions
• different wireless networks on campus leads to duplication, waste, security gaps
• Overseas campuses access in another language or require expensive data roaming access.
• Eduroam is at 34 institutions in Australia now plus others in New Zealand, PNG
It is now more than ever about facilitating mobile device access
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Could the foresight machine create synergy/vision within SSCRC?
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Could access to video services drive collaborations better?
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Can we do better? New ways forward?
• Can we down tools and look at what we are doing from time-to-time?
• Can we innovate under the 10/4 performance rule? Innovate solutions that cost 10 times less and deployed 4 times faster? Within a 30 day timeframe? (The Strategically Focused and tactically Agile CIO)
• Can we apply what we have to the real world now to engage?
• Launch48 then taking part in building a business over 48 hours... but with the added bonus of being in a virtual team! entrepreneurs come along: http://www.surroundus.com/showcase/launch48/
Fri, Apr 01 to Sun, Apr 03 Deloitte, Melbourne, VIC, AU
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