1. Unified Communications Stretching The Infrastructure
TIA-B
TELECOMMUNICATIONS INFRASTRUCTURE
ADVISORY BOARD
Unified Communications Stretching The Infrastructure
Mike Daly
Group Head
Unified Communications
HSBC

2. Change of Presenter Mike Gilmore Managing Director e-Ready Building
Standards Activities
Mobile: +44 (0)
Member
JTC1 SC25 WG3: Generic Cabling
Convenor
JTC1 SC25 WG3 CITG: Cabling Implementation Task Group
JTC1 SC25 WG3 IPTG: Industrial Premises (Cabling) Task Group
TC215 WG1: IT Cabling
Secretary
TC215 WG2
Chairman
TCT7: Telecommunications - Installation Requirements
TCT7/-/1: Cabling infrastructure design, planning and commissioning
TCT7/-/3: Cabling: Infrastructure standards - UK implementation panel
Technical and Standards Director
Fibreoptic Industry Association
FIA
Director
Telecommunications Infrastructure Advisory Board
Leader - Special Task Force 362
Energy Efficiency and Broadband Deployment

3. The TIA-B Co-Hosts Mike Daly HSBC David Stefanowicz Mike Gilmore
Infrastructure Forum
Supported by

4. The TIA-B

5. Telecommunications SERVICES APPLICATIONS ICT ICT BCT BCT PMCA PMCA
CCCB
CCCB

6. Telecommunications SERVICES APPLICATIONS ICT ICT BCT BCT PMCA PMCA
CCCB
CCCB
ICT
ICT
BCT
NETWORK
INTEGRATION
PMCA
CCCB

7. Telecommunications Challenges
NETWORK
INTEGRATION
Multiple ICT services - with differing demands in terms of elasticity, QoS and contention management - running over a common application and over a common ICT cabling system
UNIFIED COMMUNICATIONS
Network integration on a global, “location independent” scale
GRID COMPUTING
Distributed computing whereby a "super and virtual computer" is composed of a cluster of networked,loosely coupled computers, acting in concert to perform very large tasks.
ENERGY EFFICIENCY
Demand for data centres to support telecommunications operator sites
ENERGY PROFILING
The management of total energy usage across the infrastructure
NETWORK
CONVERGENCE
Different services (ICT, BCT, CCCB, PCMA etc.) being delivered over the same IP/Ethernet applications e.g. broadcast TV over IP (BCT service).
Often resulting in common applications being delivered over multiple cabling systems albeit using the same types of cabling components

8. Telecommunications Infrastructure
OPERATOR SITES
CUSTOMER PREMISES
OPERATOR
DATA CENTRES
CORE, REGIONAL AND
METROPOLITAN NETWORKS
ACCESS NETWORKS

9. Customer Premise(s) Infrastructure
OFFICES
INDUSTRIAL PREMISES
HOMES
DATA CENTRES
BS 6701
BS 7671
DESIGN
PLANNING
INSTALLATION
INSPECTION
TESTING
BS EN 50346
BS EN
BS EN
BS EN
BS EN
BS EN
BS EN
BS EN
BS EN 50310
BS EN
Courtesy of e-Ready Building Limited © 2008

10. Customer Premise(s) Infrastructure
NETWORK
INTEGRATION
MINIMUM CABLING IMPLEMENTATIONS
OFFICES, INDUSTRIAL, HOMES
1000BASE-*
DATA CENTRES
10GBASE-*
NETWORK
CONVERGENCE EN EN EN EN
ICT Services
ICT Services
ICT Services
ICT Services
PCMA Services
BCT Services
CCCB Services
EN :2009
Information technology - Generic cabling systems Part 6:Distributed building services
ENERGY PROFILING
Dramatic shift towards energy consumption within customer premise(s) networks

11. The CMA View Internet, e-mail, file sharing, messaging,
conferencing, presence
Business
Mobility, telephony,
video and desktop
Services
IP/Ethernet, QoS
Contention Management,
Prioritisation,
Capacity Management
Infrastructure - configuration
“Design once”, “Install once”
“Last forever”!
Category 5:2002 (5e) , Optical fibre
Broadband/3G,
Wi-Fi
Infrastructure - physical
Services and applications -
at any location , any time, anywhere

12. Stretching The Infrastructure
Mobile
VPN
Audio/Video
Conference
Messaging
CCTV
(HD)
Web
Content
Wireless/
Baseband
LAN
(1Gb/s)
Multicast
Delivery Infrastructure
Wired
Wireless
Broadband
“EE” Devices
Powered Ethernet
Chargers
Monitors
Sensors
Bandwidth
QoS
Contention

13. Unified Communications
Forces network integration and impacts the access network
Comms-active Apps
Video
conference
Wireless
Telephone
Blackberry IM
Tandberg
PLATFORM INTEGRATOR
Middleware Client ST 7.5.1
Comms
plug-ins
Collaboration Applications
Corporate Social Networking
Corporate Directory
Multi-vendor, Multi-protocol (TdM), Multi-version
TdM
Nortel
Avaya
Cisco
Siemens
Aspect
ACD BT
turrets
Non-IPT
Communications Platform Servers
Personal Delivery Channels
Location Registration
Admin/ Configuration MI
Service Functions
Courtesy of Mike Daly © 2008

14. CMA Objectives ICT Cabling All media Electrical cabling NETWORK
INTEGRATION
and
CONVERGENCE
ICT Cabling
Electrical cabling
HBES
Inc. CCCB
NETWORK
INTEGRATION
To ensure that the CMA and its membership are fully represented in, and have influence on, in the development and implementation of Infrastructure standards
To provide “users” with an independent and agnostic source of advise and guidance at key stages of network/infrastructure design

15. Access Networks OLD THINKING The Access Network serves the subscriber
Primary data function: Download
Asymmetric service adequate
NEW THINKING
One subscriber
serves another subscriber
“Unified Communications”
“Grid Computing”
Primary data function: Download = Upload
QoS for real-time delivery
More symmetry required
NETWORK
INTEGRATION
NETWORK
CONVERGENCE

16. Operator Sites and Data Centres
BS 6701
BS 7671
DESIGN
PLANNING
INSTALLATION
INSPECTION
TESTING
BS EN 50346
BS EN
BS EN
BS EN
BS EN
BS EN
BS EN
BS EN
BS EN 50310
BS EN
Courtesy of e-Ready Building Limited © 2008

17. Energy Efficiency Initiatives
The energy consumption of the major operators
exceeds that of Switzerland
EE IOCG presentation
The energy consumption of all ICT
~ 2% of total national usage
ETSI
“Energy Efficiency and
Broadband Deployment”
CENELEC
“Green” data centres

18. CMA and TIA-B - An Opportunity
NETWORK
INTEGRATION and CONVERGENCE
TELECOMMUNICATIONS INFRASTRUCTURE ADVISORY BOARD

19. Unified Communications Stretching The Infrastructure
TIA-B
TELECOMMUNICATIONS INFRASTRUCTURE
ADVISORY BOARD
Unified Communications Stretching The Infrastructure
The End