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MPLS SDN World 2014
 
       
    THURSDAY 20 MARCH 2014 | CONFERENCE DAY TWO  
       
       

 
 
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  07.45 WELCOME, REGISTRATION AND COFFEE  
   
Azhar Sayeed, Cisco

MORNING CHAIRMAN


Azhar Sayeed | CISCO
     
   
  Opening Session
 
     
  08.30
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When all the Pieces Come Together


Andrew G. Malis | HUAWEI
     
     
  08.50
Yakov Rekhter, Juniper Networks



Dr. Yakov Rekhter | JUNIPER NETWORKS
     
     
  Use Cases Session
 
     
  09.30 Service Provider SDN: Lessons Learnt and Evolution  
   
Elisa Bellagamba, Ericsson Showing the results of customer lab-trials, and explaining how these fit into a Service Provider SDN vision. SDN Service Chaining is one of the key identified applications, which uses OpenFlow switching to dynamically chain network appliances like DPI, Firewall, VirusScan etc., in a much more effective way than with today's IP networks.

Elisa Bellagamba | Ericsson
 
       
  09.50 SDN based Network Architectures for Service Providers
Benefits and Challenges
 
   
Nicolai Leymann, Deutsche Telekom Providing a detailed view about the potential and challenges of SDN in combination with network virtualization from a services provider’s point of view. “Real world” use cases based on the existing requirements and network architecture are provided, including scenarios for virtualization of network functionalities (e.g. firewalling, warding against DDoS attacks, (virtual) ePC).

Nicolai Leymann
| Fixed Mobile Engineering | Deutsche Telekom AG
 
       
  10.10 SDN and Mobile Networks  
   
Azhar Sayeed, Cisco Flexibility and nimbleness is an absolute must to allow users to freely move between macro and fixed networks. SDN can provide dynamic policy and reconfiguration for this to happen.
Covering the role of SDN in the Mobile Networks both in EPC and the backhaul and discussing in depth the mobile use case and how SDN and virtualization can play a role for Mobile providers.

Azhar Sayeed | CISCO
 
       
  10.30 Carrier SDN with a Hybrid Control Plane: Use Cases and Proof Points  
    Demonstrating, with real-world uses cases, how Carrier SDN can be employed to extend infrastructure intelligence further towards the network edge and ultimately into the customer premise, leveraging cost-effective implementations of MPLS or non-MPLS devices in new reference architectures to reduce port counts and throughput demands on existing LSRs and LERs.

Christopher Liljenstolpe
| Director of Solutions Architecture | Metaswitch
 
       
  10.50 COFFEE BREAK
       
  Mobile Backhaul Session
 
   
  11.20 Wireless Meshed Networking for Small Cells Backhauling  
   
Paolo Volpato, Alcatel-Lucent Small cells are increasingly gaining popularity among operators because they represent a sort of “ultimate” answer to the need of ubiquitous coverage and capacity.

Paolo Volpato | Product Strategy Manager | Alcatel Lucent
 
       
  11.40
SDN-based Hybrid Access
 
Discussing problem statement: what is SDN-based Hybrid Access and its value proposition?
Presenting case studies.

Dr. XiPeng Xiao | Huawei Technologies
 
       
  12.00 SDN Impact on Mobile Broadband Networks  
   
Discussing the ways in which the SDN concept and its architecture principles can complement cloud and Network Function Virtualization in mobile broadband networks and advance the transformation of the network architecture into a pure software infrastructure which is highly efficient and flexible.

Nurit Sprecher | Nokia Solutions and Networks
 
       
  12.30 LUNCH  
       
   
Jean-Marc Uzé, Juniper

AFTERNOON CHAIRMAN

Jean-Marc Uzé | Juniper Networks
       
       
  MPLS, SDN  & NFV for Enterprises Session
 
       
  14.00 Extending The Geographic Reach of a VPN Service  
   
Ron Bonica, Juniper Networks Describing the concept of VSDP and how it can be implemented based on Inter-provider Option B.  It describes how VSDPs can be used to provide a seamless VPN service across geographic regions. Potential deployment options, secure deployment procedures as well as the trust models will be discussed in detail.

Ron Bonica | Distinguished Engineer | Juniper NETWORKS
 
       
  14.20 Beyond the Data Centre: SDN & NFV in the Customer Premises  
   
How CSPs need adapt their engagement with the enterprise if they are to realise a shared vision for SDN & NFV.
How the programmable delivery of new services to the enterprise will enable CSPs to measurably reduce a major component of network TCO: that of introducing a new service. 
How network-edge and CPE routing technologies have evolved to become ‘SDN/NFV ready’.

Pravin Mirchandani | CMO | OneAccess
 
       
       
  Segment Routing Session
 
       
  14.40
George Swallow, Cisco From Tag Switching to SDN and Segment Routing
MPLS: an Enduring Architecture

 
Covering the founding principles of MPLS that have allowed MPLS to evolve and morph in so many ways.  Exploring how separation of control and data, PCE, BGP-LS have combined to enable SDN control of MPLS via Segment Routing.

George Swallow
| Cisco
 
       
  15.00 Segment Routing: Update and Future Evolution  
   
Clarence Filsfils, Cisco By 2014, the first phase of the Segment Routing will be available. Providing an update on the product, the standardization process and most specifically focusing on the deployment use-cases it supports.
Introducing the future evolution of the technology and new use-cases that we want to support.

Clarence Filsfils | Cisco
 
       
  15.20 Fast Reroute Approach Using Segment Routing  
    Fast ReRoute protection is needed to complement network convergence when traffic restoration time requirements are high.
Several fast reroute solutions already exists for IP or MPLS networks but none is meeting all the operator’s expectations (coverage, simplicity, side effects …).
Detailing a new Fast Reroute approach using the flexibility of Segment Routing technology. Comparing it with existing Fast ReRoute solutions, both from a theoretical point of view and with simulations results on a real SP network topology.

Stephane Litkowski | Orange
 
       
  15.40 COFFEE BREAK  
       
  16.10
Hannes Gredler, Juniper MPLS Label Advertisement in IGPs
 
Highlighting historical approaches to link-state routing using the notion of short, fixed size 'labels' and comparing them to the recent MPLS incarnations, particularly "Segment routing" and "IGP Label Advertisement".

Hannes Gredler | Distinguished Engineer |
Juniper Networks Inc.
 
       
  16.30 Segment Routing in Seamless MPLS Networks  
    SR as an alternative to LDP protocol to reduce the number of control planes in the domain.
SR used together with LDP to enhance the coverage of IP and LDP Fast-Reroute (FRR)
SR use to provide source routed paths to applications in domains of the network where the operator does not want or cannot operationalise the RSVP-TE protoctol.

Mustapha Aissaoui | Product Line Manager, IP Division | Alcatel-Lucent
 
       
  16.50 RSVP-TE for ECMP, traffic Engineering & Segment Routing  
    Segment Routing is emerging as an interesting mechanism to offer simplicity, scale and support for a wide array of applications. Discussing a use case for SR providing an insight into how and under what circumstances - carriers can deploy both these vehicles in enhancing network functionality and reducing operational complexity.

Vinod Joseph | Principal Architect for Advanced Technology Solutions |
Juniper Networks
 
       
  17.10 Source Label - MPLS Improvement  
    Why do we need MPLS Source Label
The concept of MPLS Source Label
The Data Plane processing
Source Label signaling (Capability negotiation and Source Label distribution)
Use cases of MPLS Source Label.

Mach Chen | Senior Staff Engineer, Carrier IP Product Line |
Huawei Technologies
 
       
  17.30 END OF THE CONFERENCE DAY TWO