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NIPS Project
NIPS Conference
Creating synergies between
networks at Member State
level
13 November 2013
Scenarios
Scenarios
Introduction
The scenarios are different possible
ways
creating
synergies
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between networks at Member state level
Four main aspects need to be considered:
• Technical – What technical layers can be shared?
• Ownership – Who owns it?
• Financing – Which parties finance what and how?
• Governance – Who governs what parts and how?
The technical perspectives are the first consideration, but influence
both ownership, financing and governance, it is important to keep
this in mind.
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Scenarios
Technical possibilities
Scenarios
Technical possibilities - Introduction
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basis for the technical scenarios, the levels to which technical
infrastructure can be shared, creating synergies:
• Fiber layer sharing scenario
• Transport layer sharing scenario
• IP layer sharing scenario
These scenarios refer to sharing of dark fiber (what currently is dark
fiber – if it is used, it will of course become lit fiber)
Let’s take a closer look
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Scenarios
Technical possibilities – Fiber layer
The Fiber layer sharing scenario:Click
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Apart
Routed
Packets
DWDM
DWDM
DWDM
DWDM
Bits
Fibre
At a technical level it only extends to the sharing of (dark) fibers.
The separation is in this case on physical level: every party has its
own wavelength on one shared fiberpair
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Scenarios
Technical possibilities – Transport layer
The Transport layer sharing scenario:
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Apart
Routed
Packets
DWDM
DWDM
DWDM
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Bits
Fibre
Scenario 2 – Bit transport sharing: Shared bit transport, but each responsible for their own organisation of all other teleom functions
At a technical level it extends to the sharing from fiber down to the
level of bit transport. The separation is in this case on electrical
level: every party has its own electrical interface on a shared
DWDM solution, which are interconnected by a shared fiberpair.
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Scenarios
Technical possibilities – IP layer
The IP layer sharing scenario:
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DWDM
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Routed
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Scenario 3 – Complete sharing: Sharing completely down to routed packet transport with a seperated route for each, but shared
equipment, each only responsible for access to ensure the packets are transported in a closed user group
At a technical level it extends all the way from sharing the fiber to
routed packages. The separation is in this case on logical level:
every party has its own logical interface on a shared routed
network. The different packets are logically separated by tags on
every packet.
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Scenarios
Technical possibilities – Discussion
Shared
Fiber layer sharing
scenario
Apart
Routed
Packets
DWDM
DWDM
DWDM
DWDM
Bits
Fibre
Shared
Transport layer
sharing scenario
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Apart
Routed
Packets
DWDM
DWDM
DWDM
DWDM
Bits
Fibre
Scenario 2 – Bit transport sharing: Shared bit transport, but each responsible for their own organisation of all other teleom functions
Shared
IP layer sharing
scenario
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DWDM
DWDM
DWDM
DWDM
Routed
Packets
Bits
Fibre
Scenario 3 – Complete sharing: Sharing completely down to routed packet transport with a seperated route for each, but shared
equipment, each only responsible for access to ensure the packets are transported in a closed user group
What advantages and disadvantages do you see for each scenario?
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Scenarios
Ownership possibilities
Scenarios
Ownership possibilities – Discussion
• Are the layers leased or actually
owned?
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– What is your approach?
– What is the best approach?
• What if some layers are leased and others owned, how does this
affect ownership of the network?
• Is there a need for a separate organization that owns/leases the
shared parts and makes these available to the different network
owners (centralized ownership)?
• What are the likely benefits of shared ownership?
– Security?
– Cost savings?
– Reliability?
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Scenarios
Financing possibilities
Scenarios
Financing possibilities – Discussion
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elements:
• Which parties are responsible for financing what?
– Does everyone pay for the shared parts?
– If so, how to define the level each network owner has to pay for
the shared parts?
– If it is centralized, should it be funded centralized and should there
be contributions from public administrations?
• How can this be financed?
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Centralized national budget?
Public administration’s own budgets?
Specialised funds and programmes?
Structural funds?
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Scenarios
Governance possibilities
Scenarios
Governance possibilities – Discussion
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The governance possibilities will depend greatly upon the chosen
technical scenario and on the financing model that is chosen:
• The technical scenario dictates what should be governed.
• The financing model dictates who is involved.
The question is how it should be governed and how the different
stakeholders at Member State level should be represented
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Maintaining (Political) Momentum
Maintaining (Political) Momentum
Introduction
There are potential advantages in
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• Security advantages – Sensitive and personal data is/will be
exchanged by PA (think of PRISM accessing your personal data)
• Availability advantages – High availability is needed for public
administrations to be able to work
• Bandwidth advantages?
There are also advantages in creating synergies between Network
Service Providers and Public Administrations:
• Cost saving or cost sharing
• Others?
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Maintaining (Political) Momentum
Discussion
Member State level:
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• What can be done at Member State level to encourage synergies
between networks?
• How can we build and maintain the political moment and focus
on this?
EU level:
• What can be done at EU level to encourage synergies between
networks at Member State level?
• How can we build and maintain the political moment and focus
on this at EU level?
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Wrap up
Network drink