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Lucent Technologies – Chris Miller TDM – IP Migration to Remain Competitive Current Network Architecture Next Generation Network Five Migration Areas Step by Step Approach Sample Schedule Program Risks Summary © Lucent Technologies 2005 - All Rights Reserved TDM – IP Network Migration Current Network Architecture OSS DWDM PDH/SDH STP STP NCP Mobile Apps Switch Apps Voice Switching Routers & Switches MSC Private Line Voice Data Mobile Independent Services Overlays Service-Specific Access Coax, Radio, Optical Transport © Lucent Technologies 2005 - All Rights Reserved TDM – IP Network Migration Next Generation Network Architecture Application Layer Applications Voice PSTN Video Data Content Services Call/Session Control Session Control Layer INTERNET IP/MPLS Core IP Multiservice Edge Media & Endpoint Layer Optical Transport DWDM ULH SONET/SDH 3G Mobile CMTS OLT DSLAM Data Center Access Networks CMTS OLT Consumer © Lucent Technologies 2005 - All Rights Reserved DSLAM Enterprise Uniform Application Architecture AccessIndependent Services All-Optical Transport Multi-Service Access Node Common Call/Session Control TDM – IP Network Migration Five Migration Dimensions 1. Transport Migration DWDM 4. OSS Migration PDH/SDH 2. Network Database Migration STP STP NCP 5. Traffic Migration Mobile Apps Switch Apps 3. Signaling / IN Migration Voice Switching Routers & Switches MSC Private Line Voice Data © Lucent Technologies 2005 - All Rights Reserved Mobile TDM – IP Network Migration Program Scope Project Planning Network Planning and Design Deployment • Engineering & Installation • Integration & Optimization Network Migration • Transport • Network Database • Signaling / IN • OSS Synchronization • Traffic Office Consolidation Equipment Removals © Lucent Technologies 2005 - All Rights Reserved P r o g r a m Q u a l i t y M g t M g t R i s k M g t Voice Network Migration Step by Step Approach 1. Transport / Optical Migration • The migration of the current transport network to the new optical network in preparation for vacating offices and migrating traffic to new service platforms 2. Network Database Migration 3. Traffic Migration 4. Signaling Migration 5. OS Migration / Synchronization © Lucent Technologies 2005 - All Rights Reserved Voice Network Migration Step by Step Approach 1. Transport / Optical Migration 2. Network Database Migration • Enables the pre-provisioning of VoIP network elements by collecting data from the existing network and reformatting it through the use of a custom designed tool set to load into the VoIP elements. 3. Traffic Migration 4. Signaling Migration 5. OS Migration / Synchronization © Lucent Technologies 2005 - All Rights Reserved Voice Network Migration Step by Step Approach 1. Transport / Optical Migration 2. Network Database Migration 3. Traffic Migration • Movement of traffic from the current switch to the Gateway Border Elements through the use of scripted DCS bridge and roll process or other migration techniques. 4. Signaling Migration 5. OS Migration / Synchronization © Lucent Technologies 2005 - All Rights Reserved Voice Network Migration Step by Step Approach 1. Transport / Optical Migration 2. Network Database Migration 3. Traffic Migration 4. Signaling Migration • Enables migration of switched access trunks to the next generation VoIP Border Element, transparent to other interfacing Service Providers 5. OS Migration / Synchronization © Lucent Technologies 2005 - All Rights Reserved Voice Network Migration Step by Step Approach 1. Transport / Optical Migration 2. Network Database Migration 3. Traffic Migration 4. Signaling Migration 5. OS Migration / Synchronization • Accelerates migration through automated updates of OSS Databases in synchronization with network element traffic migration • • OSS Data Cleansing OSS Migration Tool and Process © Lucent Technologies 2005 - All Rights Reserved TDM – IP Network Migration Sample Schedule (Deployment & Migration) Apr Jun Sep Dec Jan Jun Jul Dec Jan Mar Apr Jun Dec FP3 Arch. FP2 FP1 FP4 Appl. Migration Planning Solution Development Applications Development Net. Design Solution Execution Transport Migration Deployment; Engineering, Installation & Field Integration Planning and Tool Development Planning & Interface Development Planning and Tool Development Planning and Tool Development Network Database Migration Signaling / IN Migration OS Synchronization and Migration Traffic Migration Equip. Removals 12 © Lucent Technologies 2005 - All Rights Reserved TDM – IP Network Migration Program Risks Target Architecture Issues Technical Operational Major Program Schedule Delays Primary Source of Cost Overruns • Capital • Operating Delays in New Service Introduction • Delayed Revenue • Customer Dissatisfaction Caused by • Insufficient Attention to Transport, Network Database, Signaling/IN, OSS Migration • Lack of Coordination among Multiple Vendors • Inadequate Program Management Operational Issues during Transition Provisioning, Billing, Maintenance • OS Migration Must Account for Transitional Network • Dual Provisioning • Database Synchronization Customer Dissatisfaction Lost Revenue Increased Operational Costs © Lucent Technologies 2005 - All Rights Reserved Summary TDM – IP Migration is a move forward in technology. A complete methodology and approach is vital to the success of the project. Understanding the risks of the project will be important to the overall plans A complete beginning to end plan is necessary to cover all areas. © Lucent Technologies 2005 - All Rights Reserved