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Zero to Zetta

Zero to Zetta. Padmasree Warrior Chief Technology Officer SVP Engineering, GM Enterprise Segment. Delivering London 2012. People. Technology. 204 National Olympic Committees. 20 Live sites. 5,000 Olympic family members. 80,000 connections across 94 locations. 6,000 LOCOG employees.

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Zero to Zetta

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  1. Zero to Zetta Padmasree Warrior Chief Technology Officer SVP Engineering, GM Enterprise Segment

  2. Delivering London 2012 People Technology 204 National Olympic Committees 20 Live sites 5,000 Olympic family members 80,000 connections across 94 locations 6,000 LOCOG employees 2,220 switches 21,800 Athletes & team officials 1,800 wireless access points 22,000 media personnel 10,000 cable TV sockets 70,000 volunteers 16,500 telephones 10.8 million tickets holders 65,000 active network ports 4 billion broadcast audience 60 gigabytes of data per second 94 locations Equivalent to 46 World Championships at the Same Time

  3. London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic GamesBuilt to Deliver – Security, Reliability and Stability Visible Network Systems Integrators Worldwide IT Partner of International Olympic Committee London 2012 Communications Services Partner Switching Wireless Routing IP Telephony Security Underlying Network Infrastructure

  4. London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic GamesMost Connected Games Ever Official Network Infrastructure Supporter Borderless Network and Hosted Unified Communications Why Cisco? Impressive capability, reliability of its mission critical network. Speed to market and proven delivery World class Cisco Services supporting BT and ATOS Building a Brilliant Future – Our Legacy Investing in 5 years of skills and innovation initiatives that benefit young people and create economic growth in the UK Cisco’s network infrastructure connects athletes, support teams, officialsand the broadcast audience by carrying voice, video and data Shared Vision: The Network changes the way we work, live, play and learn • Connecting 100+ locations: 36 competition venues, 20 other venues e.g. Olympic Village, Operations Centre, and approx. 50 ‘spectator and athlete’ sites, transport hubs, training grounds and ticketing booths • First Olympic converged voice, video and data infrastructure • First Olympic use of Cloud services • Cisco WebEx & Show and Share enable LOCOG operations to grow from 600 to 6000 people in 9 months • British Innovation Gateway • Tech City Innovation Centre • State of the art ‘connected community’ linking Innovation clusters across the UK • Annual National Innovation Award, 1 February • Skills for an Innovative Future • Out of the Blocks - Science and Maths initiative to 4000 UK secondary schools • 30 new Cisco Network Academies in East London - 4000 kids skilled for the IT industry over 5 years

  5. Cisco Innovation at the Heart of All Architectures

  6. Intelligence in Software Business Applications Management & Orchestration Deployment Demands EAS BPM OLAP vCPU SaaS IaaS Experience Assurance Automated Control BYOD Programmability Management Remote Access Networking Software Security Virtualization Branch/WAN

  7. Cisco SwitchingPioneering Innovations and Driving Industry Standards Cisco  Innovations FEX-Link Adapter FEX Locator/ID SeparatorProtocol (LISP) Uplinkfast MISTP Inline Power VN-Link HSRP ISL Etherchannel /PAgP VSANs FCOE Overlay TransportVirtualization (OTV) Lossless10GbE NetFlow CDP Tag Switching FabricPath 1990 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2002 2008 2009 2010 2011 2004 ANSI T11 2009 ANSI T11 IETFeVPN IEEE802.1BR 1999 IETFVRRP 1999 IEEE802.1q 2001 IEEE802.1w 2001 IEEE802.1s 2009 IEEE802.1qbg 2001 MPLS IETFTRILL IETFLISP 2004 IETFIPFix 2005 IEEELLDP 2000 IEEELACP / 802.3ad 2010 IEEE802.1Qbb 2010 IEEE802.1Qbh IEEEUPOE 2000 IEEE802.3afPoE 2004 IEEE802.3atPoE+ Industry Standards

  8. Cisco Switching StrategyCustomer Benefits Cisco Unified Access Enterprise Campus Differentiation Cisco Unified Fabric Data Center Architectural Innovation Integrated Security Policy High Performance Driving Energy Savings Operational Efficiency and Simplification Wired and Wireless Storage Convergence Uniform Access Policy Flexible Deployment Models Common Architecture Network Value Identity-Driven Security Network Visibility High Availability Simplified Management Architectural Flexibility Seamless Video Experience

  9. Cisco Switching Portfolio Price Catalyst 6500 Sup2T-VSS HP A12500 Juniper EX8200 Nexus 7000 VPC Performance Core Catalyst 6500 Sup2T HP A9500 Juniper EX8200 Catalyst 6500 Sup2T-VSS Distribution Catalyst 4500E HP A7500 Catalyst 6500 Sup2T-VSS C2960-S HP A5500 HP E5400 JNPR EX 3x00/4200 C3K-X / 4500E Access Price-Performance Services

  10. Cisco’s Value Proposition An Enterprise NGN Network A “Good Enough” Network Single Purpose Unified Access (Wired / Wireless, Building /Energy Control) / Unified Fabric (converged infrastructure) Security as a Bolt On • Integrated Security from Premise to the Cloud Application and Endpoint Ignorant Application Intelligence with Optimization,Endpoint Intelligence, Location & Policy Basic QoS Media Aware Control to Support Voice/Video Integration Standards Based Standards + Innovations Driving Standards Support through Basic Warranty Warranty + Intelligent Services with Integrated Management Acquisition Cost Investment Protection & ROI

  11. Flexible Cisco Architecture Adapts to New Traffic Patterns SP Services/Content Third-Party Services/ Content VoD IP Core Core Unified Data Center Unified Data Center CLOUD NETWORK CLIENT Edge SP Edge Optical Optics Agg Access SP Access Regional Data Center Regional Data Center Home Mobility Business

  12. SP Core • Innovation • Silicon Integration • 100GE • Multichassis • Integrated Optics (Core Optics) • ROADMs SP Services/Content Third-Party Services/ Content VoD IP Core Unified Data Center Unified Data Center SP Edge Optics SP Access Regional Data Center Regional Data Center Home Mobility Business

  13. Edge / Aggregation EPC Mobility • Innovation • ASR 9000 System Expansion • nV technology • 96 terabit scalability • 2 port 100 GE • Integrated intelligence enabling BNG and Video • Innovation • Technology leadership • Single solution (2G/3G/4G/Femto/Wi-Fi) • PGW, SGW & MME “All in One” • Integrated in-line services and DPI • Leverage intelligence for monetization & optimization • Architectural approach: SP Wi-Fi for Off-load SP Services/Content Third-Party Services/ Content VoD IP Core Unified Data Center Unified Data Center SP Edge Optics SP Access Regional Data Center Regional Data Center Home Mobility Business

  14. SP Access • Innovation • ASR 901 and 903 part of ASR 9000 system • End-to-End MPLS • Cisco Packet Transport (CPT) for SONET/SDH migration SP Services/Content Third-Party Services/ Content VoD IP Core Unified Data Center Unified Data Center SP Edge Optics SP Access Regional Data Center Regional Data Center Home Mobility Business

  15. Progress to a Unified Architecture: Future Unified Com. TelePresence WebEx IM Quad Integrated Collaboration Experience Across End Points & Applications Common Platform Services Voice & Video IM & Presence Directory & Identity Activity Stream & Social Graph Content Management Scheduling & Calendaring Flexible Delivery Model

  16. Cisco Unified Data CenterChanging the Economics of the Data Center Deploy 2x Capacity No Staff Increase 30% Less Cost 30% Faster 90% Less Time 60% Less Cost Infrastructure Costs ApplicationPerformance Deployment Times IT Staffing Power Cooling

  17. Cisco Unified Data CenterHolistic Fabric-Based Approach Unified Management Unified Fabric Unified Computing Compute Seamless Physical & Virtual Cloud Self Service Consumption Model Elastic Resource Allocation Network Lower Cost & Risk of Operations Management UnifiedData Center IT Simplification Shared Pool of Resources APP OS Storage

  18. Cisco Unified Data CenterCisco Differentiation Unified Architecture Built from the ground-up for Physical, Virtual, and Cloud Most Cost Effective Data Center Infrastructure and Self-ServiceDelivery Model Broadest Range of Storage, Virtualization, Application and Management Partners CISCO UNIFIED DATA CENTER Innovation to Deliver Business Agility, Financial Efficiency, IT Simplification

  19. Cisco Cloud Strategy Enable Cloud Services by Uniquely Combining the Unified Data Center and Cloud Intelligent Network Tailored Solutions forBuildingClouds Connect to Cloud with Confidence Rich Ecosystem ofIntegrated Solutions Innovative Cloud Applications Research In Motion SAMSUNG WAN Users Enable customers to build and operate private, public or hybrid clouds Enable customers to connect users to Cloud with Visibility, Security, Availability and Performance Enable customers to deploy tested, best of breed solutions Enable customers to deploy cloud services to collaborate and enhance their experience

  20. The Future of Mobility Device Centric People Centric Technology Specific Access Agnostic Connectivity Context Aware and Personalized Experience

  21. Summary • The Next Decade will be mobile, social and virtual • Networking will be the foundation to drive business value and country transformation • Cisco’s Intelligent Network will be at the center of switching, routing, collaboration, security, mobility, DC/cloud, video • TBD (add bullets)

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