Setting a Context for Networked Appliances Sandy Teger and David Waks System Dynamics Inc. The IEEE 4th International Workshop on Networked Appliances.

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Setting a Context for Networked Appliances Sandy Teger and David Waks System Dynamics Inc. The IEEE 4th International Workshop on Networked Appliances (IWNA4) January 15, 2002 Copyright ©

Slide 2 About Us Sandy –Early career in analog and digital programming –Product management for innovative telecomm products –Almost 20 years with AT&T, ending as strategy director for multimedia and video conferencing Dave –Early career in computer programming, engineering, and systems architecture –Developed many systems for telephony measurement and control –Network architect and founder of Prodigy Services Company –Dir of R&D at Prodigy Together as System Dynamics –Consulting in broadband to service and technology providers –Technology, marketing and business analysis and planning –Projects have included cable modem rollout, VOD, interactive TV, digital cable, HFC and IP telephony –Industry analysts - website, newsletter

Copyright © Slide 3 Goals (from IWNA4 Symposium Description) Network many kinds of devices –“Appliances (lights, toasters, washers and refrigerators)” –Entertainment ((TVs, VCRs/PVRs, radios, cameras, stereos) –Computing/communications (printers, storage, faxes, telephones) Control and exchange information between them Enhance them through interactive synergy

Copyright © Slide 4 Summary of Our Position Broadband networked PCs are establishing a context for networked appliances Networked appliances seem more likely to succeed as members of the evolving “broadband home” ecosystem than as members of competing ecosystems or as stand-alone systems –Based on open standards –Accommodates diversity We suggest that designers of networked appliances –Assume the presence of a broadband link to the outside world (any type) –Assume the presence of one or more home networks (any type, wired or wireless) –Assume the presence of one or more UPnP-capable “control points” -- built on PC core but might not appear to be “PCs” –Design “devices” around UPnP and/or SCP

Copyright © Slide 5 “Broadband Home” Broadband access and in-home distribution network Multiple devices connected to in-home network Many kinds of media: data, voice, audio, video, control High speed –Millions of bits per second –To the home, in the home and from the home “Always on” connection –Continuous connection –From the home to the outside world –To the home from the outside - can “see” the home from the outside

Copyright © Slide 6 The Emerging Broadband Home ISP Services Cable Modem DSL Fixed Wireless Fiber Satellite Powerline Digital Terrestrial Broadband Access Home Gateway

Copyright © Slide 7 The Promise of Broadband Work from home as easily as in the office Personal voice and video conferencing Digital radio and TV everywhere in the home Share photos and videos with friends and family Untethered access Big jukeboxes of music, movies, TV and games Control VCRs, AC, lights from anywhere

Copyright © Slide 8 Connected Ecosystem Applications and services Supporting technologies: hardware and software AccessContent Home

Copyright © Slide 9 Ecosystem Connects Many Industry Sectors

Copyright © Slide 10 Networks Driven By Endpoint Requirements

Copyright © Slide 11 Networking Evolution Started independently based on different endpoint requirements Except for data communications, most protocols are proprietary As endpoints become increasingly digital, easier to integrate –Internet radio –CDs and DVDs, cameras and camcorders –Telephones (IP telephony) –Television (IP TV) Full convergence mostly outside US –FastWeb in Milan (all-fiber, all-Ethernet, all-IP, all media) Some home convergence visible (CES last week) –ReplayTV 4000 brings TV into PC world - show PC pictures to larger crowd –Escient “Fireball” connects audio and PC worlds –GE-SMART and Premise Systems building security around UPnP –AV installers moving quickly to incorporate home networking –Microsoft “Freestyle” brings PC into TV world

Copyright © Slide 12 Our Observations Successful networked appliances will be those that leverage the evolving ecosystem of the broadband home PCs and broadband provide a context for home networking –US PC penetration now >60%, multi-PC homes approaching 50% of PC homes –Multi-PC homes are prime market for broadband and for home networking Microsoft has staked out a position based on UPnP and SCP Many vendors now collaborating with Microsoft, while others stake out independent positions PCs exert a strong gravitational pull on other devices: camcorders, digital cameras, PDAs now in their orbit Probably won’t be one all-encompassing network, but several interconnected ones PCs are logical control points for networked appliances PC core functionality can be embedded in consumer devices

Copyright © Slide 13 Addressing Needs Many constituencies –End users –Broadband access providers –Service providers –Vendors: PC, CE, appliances, networking,... Different groups have different needs –May be in conflict

Copyright © Slide 14 What We Think Users Want Be able to move from one context to another (e.g., play audio and video stored on PC on loudspeakers and TVs throughout the house) Interconnect variety of physical networks Network access and control from outside the house Cost that matches willingness to pay Easy and intuitive user interface Reliability matched to importance

Copyright © Slide 15 Challenges for the Networked Appliances Community Understanding the broader ecosystem that they are in and their role in that ecosystem Developing solutions within the constraints of the evolving environment Understanding whose needs they're trying to address and what those needs are Understanding who pays and how much they're willing to pay for a solution

Copyright © Slide 16 The “Broadband Home” Initiative Formed to “speed the reality of the Broadband Home” –Rapid and competitive deployment of broadband to and within the home will enable the creation of new products, services, content and applications. –The "fat pipes”, home infrastructure, client devices and content must work together seamlessly to create compelling value for consumers. Monthly newsletter: Report on the Broadband Home –Subscribers in more than 90 countries –Free to qualified subscribers Web site: –Report subscriptions and back issues –Other resources and links Conferences –Partnership with pulver.com –Five held, most recently early October 2001 –Community of more than 600 people, from 25 countries –Spanned all sectors of the industry ecosystem

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