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Exchange of ideas on delivering services LCPM meeting, Amsterdam 23.11.2005

Exchange of ideas on delivering services LCPM meeting, Amsterdam 23.11.2005 Magnus Strømdal, UNINETT. Why. Catch new development, technology and costumer requirement at the right time. Save cost? Kill some of the syndrome “not invented here”. Scope. Se why. Deliverables.

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Exchange of ideas on delivering services LCPM meeting, Amsterdam 23.11.2005

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  1. Exchange of ideas on delivering services LCPM meeting, Amsterdam 23.11.2005 Magnus Strømdal, UNINETT

  2. Why • Catch new development, technology and costumer requirement at the right time. • Save cost? • Kill some of the syndrome “not invented here”

  3. Scope • Se why

  4. Deliverables • Inter-NREN cooperation on: • Developing of a new service • Identifying costumer requirements • Identifying levels of cooperation (exchange) • Inter-NREN? • Costumer <-> NREN? • Between costumers?

  5. Actions • Today • Finalise scope, deliverables • Identify interested parties • Before end 2005 • Identify individual actions for each deliverable • Assign deliverables priority • Assign work

  6. Resources • All the people in the NRENs • Other task forces • The “development people” • The “marketing people” • TERENA • +++

  7. UNINETT measuring point • On every campus (location) • With SONAR MP’s all over the world • Measuring between points • One way delay and packet loss • Available bandwidth • Quality • Performance pr. Session • Intensity of a session • Variation of delay/distance • Multicast • Scheduled and on demand measuring

  8. Delivering services Questions & discussion

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