1. Transport Systems Group，Fujitsu Ltd.
KNOM2001 / Taejeon
IP Management in New Millennium
25,May, 2001
Transport Systems Group，Fujitsu Ltd.
Masayoshi Ejiri

2. Ｏｕｔｌｉｎｅ
1, Paradigm Shift
2, Why IP should be managed in New Paradigm ? Support eBusiness by Competitive Service Creation
3, What Objects should be managed ?
Negotiation for Customer Defined Services and SLA
4, How should IP be managed ?
Policy Based Management and COTS/ PnP OSS
5, Conclusion

3. Explosion of Data Traffic
Voice
2000 ~ 2003
Year

4. Evolution of Internet in Japan
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
Source: Infocom Research Inc.

5. Number of Subscribers in Japan ---March 2001---
Telephone : 129M
Fixed : 62M ( Incl. ISDN : 10M)
Mobile : 67M
Internet : 65M
Fixed : 30M
Mobile : 35M
Note: Population : 120M
color TV terminals: 100M,
PCs : 100M

6. Paradigm Shift Business eBusiness Simple Network/Services
Regulated Market
Dominant Carrier
Telecom Technology
Human Year
Multi, Heterogeneous
Network/ Services
Open Market
Multi/ Virtual SP
Information Technology
Dog Year

7. e-Business Model End Users CSP ASP Logistics Contents Customers
IP Services / Networks
IP Management
IP Resource
ISP, BSP

8. IP Services --for Speed, Simple and Smile eBusiness--
Customers’ Demand Providers’ Solution
Speedy / Easy Subscription  On Line, Real Time Provisioning
Non Stop Services  Reliable & Scalable Networks / Systems
Quick Response  High Throughput Mechanism
Secure Services  Security Level Agreement
Price Performance  Negotiation

9. Target of IP Management
Competitive Service Creation
with
Low Price
Managed Quality
for Customer Retention and Profit

10. Cost / Price Down Strategy
Business Process
Resource
Customer Self Operation
by Process Integration/
Automation
100% Resource Usage
(24/7/365)
by Dynamic Service Negotiation
with Pricing Strategy
COTS/ PnP Products
OSS

11. SLA for IP Management Public Network / Services IP network / Services
Fixed QoS  Negotiated CoS
Network Performance Oriented  Human Interface Oriented
Internal within SP  Open and Visible to Customers
<Best Effort SLA (Announcement)> <Guaranteed SLA (Agreement)>
Based on Embedded Based on Management
QoS Mechanism Excellence and Negotiation

12. Scope of IP Management IP Service Plane eBusiness SP Policy Plane
(Customer) IP
Operations
Service IP
Transmission
Service
SP Policy Plane
Operations
Resource
Operator
Service
Network
OSS
Policy
Manager
OSS
Human
Finance
Partner

13. TMN to e-Business Management SolutionBM
Negotiation
Policy BM  SM NM SM
Visibility NM RM NM
Network
Services
Contents
Human
Finance
…... EM EM
TMN
eMS
Telecommunications Management Network
e-Business Management Solution

14. Functional Service Architecture
STB PC
PDA
Telephone
Mobile
CPN
Client
Layer
Service
Application
Layer
POTS
VOD
Conference
xSP IN
Service
Control
Layer
access/call
control
connection
control
configuration
control
session
control
QoS
control
Trail
Layer
WDM
SONET
SDH
FDDI
WLL
xDSL
PON
FWA
Medium
Layer
Optical
COX
pair
Radio

15. IP Management Architecture
Layer MO
Function
IP Customer Care Layer
Customer Interaction Process
Service Negotiation Self Operation
IP Application Layer
VOIP, Conference, e-Business, Multicast, etc.
Application Dependent Transport
IP Service Layer
Router, IP Service Node, etc
IP dependent / AP Independent Transport
IP Transport Layer
Photonic, SDH, ATM, POTS LAN, WAN, Access, etc.
IP Independent Transport

16. Service Negotiation Customer Resources Operation OSF 3. Agreed Service
4. Service Report
1. Negotiation
2. Service Provision
Service Negotiation Function
Status Report
Policy
Pricing DB
Resource DB
Class of Service DB
Traffic/ QoS DB
Operation

17. Negotiation? Timing Features ・ Static (long term) ・ Pre Assigned
・ On Demand
・ Price
・ Qos / Cos
・ Bandwidth
・ Delivery Time
・ Security
etc.

18. Ｐｏｌｉｃｙ Ｍａｎａｇｅｍｅｎｔ -for Flexible and Dynamic Service Creation- Resource
Ｐｏｌｉｃｙ　Ｍａｎａｇｅｍｅｎｔ
-for Flexible and Dynamic Service Creation-
Customers
Operators
Interactive Negotiation
Policy Descriptor
Resource
Management
Policy Editor
Policy Management
Policy Executor
Policy Repository
Policy Decision
Function
OSS
OSS

19. IT Capable Terminal JVM Web Browser etc. Negotiation Inquiry
Negotiation Agent
(e.g Java applet)
Negotiation Agent
(e.g Java applet)
JVM
Web Browser
etc.
Service/
Resource
Status
Operation Window
(e.g XML)
Operation Window
(e.g XML)
Catalogue
Negotiation
Inquiry
Negotiation
Agent
Operation
Window
Service Provider
Customer

20. IP Management Systems Development
・ Business Process
・ Functional
Architecture
・ Information Model
・ Software
Architecture
・ Platform
・ COTS/ PnP
Customer Demand
Industry Consensus
Strategy/ Policy

21. For Faster, Cheaper and Better OSS
Consensus of Business Process and OSS
・COTS:Commercial Off the Shelf Software
・Proof of Interoperability
Plug and Play Software Packages and Globally Acceptable Management Systems

22. Process Integration AP AP AP AP AP AP AP DB WFE WFE Policy Management
WFE : Work Flow Engine
- Directory
- Interface Conversion
- Logical Gate AND/OR Split Multicast
- Correlation, Filtering . . .

23. Foundation Telco C.F. I T C.F. Telco / IT Common Foundation (C.F)
NW Domain Specific Foundation
Core NWF.
Access NWF.
SDH F.
ATM F.
Technology Specific Foundation
Process Specific Foundation
SO F.
TT F.
SM C.F
NM C.F
A Business
Business Specific Foundation
B Business
C Business
SM / NM C.F.
EM C.F
Telco C.F.
I T C.F.
Telco / IT Common Foundation (C.F)

24. New Paradigm TMN to eBusiness Management Solution
Speed ,Dynamic and Flexible Operations
-Policy Based Management
-Customer Self Operation
Negotiation( Customer Participated) based SLA
Consensus among Industries and Customers