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SWIFTNet Migration DE/AT

SWIFTNet Migration DE/AT. Claudia König Regional Account Manager. DIDUG, 12. - 14. May 2003. Filename_Vx.ppt. SWIFTNet FIN Migration. Overview Planning Ordering Summary. Modem. SNL. VPN box. FIN and SWIFTNet FIN: main components. FIN CBT. M-CPE. FIN CBT. X.25. FW. FW. POP.

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SWIFTNet Migration DE/AT

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  1. SWIFTNet Migration DE/AT Claudia König Regional Account Manager DIDUG, 12. - 14. May 2003 Filename_Vx.ppt

  2. SWIFTNet FIN Migration • Overview • Planning • Ordering • Summary

  3. Modem SNL VPN box FIN and SWIFTNet FIN: main components FIN CBT M-CPE FIN CBT X.25 FW FW POP Network Partner SAP SWIFTNet FIN Bridge FIN X.25 IP SWIFT Operating Centre

  4. SWIFTNet Migration Approach SWIFTNet Migration All 7200+ BICs Country Window Approach +/- 5000 BICs Hand-holding Approach ~ 200 locations • Road shows • Configurator for planning and budgeting • Ordering via SWIFT.com • Support national market infrastructure plans “Facilitated” ~ 150 locations “Complex” ~ 50 locations Criteria: • Largest accounts • Target more than 100,000 Messages/day • All qualifying BICs for single institution grouped Criteria: • Large accounts • Target 40K-99K Messages/day • All qualifying BICs for single connection grouped

  5. SWIFTNet FIN migration overview 2003 2004 2002 • Q4 2002: Early adopters • December 2002 New FIN customersCut-over: on SWIFTNet FIN • 2003 - 2004: Main migration period • 2Q 2003: Start MVIP Early Adopter Phase • 4Q 2004: Penalty period • End 2004: End of X.25 support

  6. SWIFTNet FIN migration status • Worldwide Status until end of March 2003 • worldwide 159 BICs migrated during the 1st Quarter 2003 • peak day 119,312 messages • a total of 911,046 messages were transferred over SWIFTNet FIN vs. 165,685,791 total FIN messages • DE/AT Status until end of April 2003 • 6 out of 20 DE1 BICs switched live traffic • 5 out of 9 AT1 BICs switched live traffic

  7. VPN box VPN box VPN box SIPN Access Multi-Vendor network connectivity Customer premises Local loops Access networks Backbone M-CPE Network Partner 1 CustomerA SIPN Backbone Network Network Partner 2 One logical network at the VPN level OPCs Backbone Access Points Network Partner n Modem/TA CustomerB SIPN

  8. VPN box VPN box VPN box SIPN Access Management responsibilities Customer SWIFT Network Partner SWIFT M-CPE Network Partner 1 CustomerA SIPN Backbone Network Network Partner 2 IPSec tunnels provide end-to-end protection through the ‘untrusted’ Network Partner IP networks OPCs Backbone Access Points Network Partner n Modem/TA CustomerB SIPN

  9. SWIFTNet FIN Migration • Overview • Planning • Ordering • Summary

  10. Setting the Scene7 stage SWIFTNet migration process for CMW Customers Deliverable / Typical duration Project initiation 1 • Project team and plan in place : 2 weeks Design, planning and approval 2 • Solution fully planned and approved : 8-12 weeks Ordering 3 • Clean order, accepted by COS : 2-3 weeks Provisioning and installation 4 • Products and services provisioned and installed : 14 weeks Test (including stress test) 5 • Customer ready to migrate live FIN traffic : 4 weeks Live and staged ramp up 6 • All FIN traffic migrated to SWIFTNet : upto 12 weeks X. 25 decommissioning 7 • Dismantling of X.25 infrastructure

  11. 1 w 12 w 12 w The SWIFTNet implementation timelines Decide on your configuration Order forms sent to SWIFT SWIFT validates forms 1 w Order creation (Telecom partner) Customer preparation h/w, s/w, Firewall, NAT and staff training Managed Line & CPE delivery, CPE installation 3-4 w 2 w Preparation and installation of SW SWIFT systems provisioning (Installation of service specific SW) 4 w Customer preparation 3-4 w Dial-up SWIFT systems provisioning 2 w Preparation and installation of SW 0 5 10 # Weeks customer activation

  12. SWIFTNet FIN Migration • Overview • Planning • Ordering • Summary

  13. How to Order • 1. The Order Flow for: - Dial-up Connection - Managed Connection • 2. Ordering Tools: - e-Ordering: SWIFTNet FIN Migration - Paper forms: Other Services (+ special cases) - Ordering VPN Box (only for dial-up) • 3. Service Bureaux & Shared Connections

  14. (1) Order SWIFTNet (4) Provide VPN provisioning information (6) Provision & activate VPN device (3) Order VPN box directly from VPN box reseller (2) Order ISDN or PSTN line fromlocal provider (5) Activate port for dial-up VPN boxes SWIFT’s Customer Order Flow Dial-up Connection Customer SWIFT VPN Boxreseller Network partner Local telecom

  15. (1) Order SWIFTNet (6) Provision & activate VPN device (5a) Install router, VPN and local loop (5b) Provide VPN provisioning information (3) Order ISDN line and TA (if necessary) (2) Order service to network partner (4) Order local loop SWIFT’s Customer Order Flow Managed Connection Customer SWIFT Network Partner Local telecom

  16. E-OrderingMigration Toolbox Overview SWIFTNet Migration Toolbox Configuration Ordering Status Support SWIFTNet Migration Configuration Tool SWIFTNet Migration Ordering Tool Key Activity Manager Knowledge base & Case manager

  17. E-OrderingHow do I get access ? Toolbox - Valid BIC - anybody within your institution Ordering - Limited to one user per institution clip

  18. E-Ordering SWIFTNet Migration Configuration Tool

  19. E-Ordering SWIFTNet Migration Ordering Tool

  20. Paper FormsHow do I get access to paper forms? Ordering portal

  21. Ordering the VPN Box from TELINDUS www.telindus.com/swift

  22. Service Bureaux & shared connections

  23. SWIFTNet FIN MigrationNext steps DE2 01.04.-29.04.03: ordering 19.08.-08.09.03: migration window 09.09.-08.12.03: move live traffic to SWIFTNet 08.12.03: switch off x.25 connection Next steps: customer to monitor delivery and installation

  24. SWIFTNet FIN MigrationNext steps DE3 01.10.-27.10.03: ordering 16.02.-05.03.04: migration window 06.03.-05.06.04: move live traffic to SWIFTNet 04.06.04: switch off x.25 connection Next steps: attend SWIFTNet training sessions plan the migration

  25. SWIFTNet FIN MigrationNext steps DE4 12.02.-11.03.04: ordering 01.07.-21.07.04: migration window 22.07.-19.10.04: move live traffic to SWIFTNet 20.10.04: switch off x.25 connection Next steps: stay informed and consider additional SWIFTNet Services

  26. SWIFTNet FIN MigrationNext steps AT2 05.01.-04.02.04: ordering 26.05.-30.06.04: migration window 01.07.-28.09.04: move live traffic to SWIFTNet 29.09.04: switch off x.25 connection Next steps: stay informed and consider additional SWIFTNet services

  27. Monthly surcharges and penalties for remaining X.25 connections Monthly surcharge for remaining X.25 connections: Location Dial-up line Permanent line Western Europe EUR 300 EUR 600 Penalty for remaining X.25 connections on 1 October 2004: EUR 5,000 per connection on 1 November 2004: EUR 10,000 per connection on 1 December 2004: EUR 20,000 per connection

  28. SWIFTNet FIN Migration • Overview • Planning • Ordering • Summary

  29. What to do? • Check out for you migration dates • If you are already in the migration process respect your deadlines • If you are not already in the process start your preparations • Create a project team • Assign a project manager • Clarify roles, responsibility and communication channels within your organisation • Train key staff on SWIFTNet • Decide on your configuration (SN Services, Throughput, Connectivity Packs, Security…)

  30. Customer Tasks Get in Contact with Network Partners Local Contacts • AT&T- email: swiftnet@emea.att.com • Colt- email: swiftnet@colt-telecom.com - Website: www.colt.net/swift • Equant- email: swift_orders@equant.com - Website: www.equant.com/swift • Infonet- email: swift@infonet.com - Website: www.infonet.com/swift_ip_solutions AT&T: Michael N. Weigel +49 69-15306-254 mweigel@emea.att.com Colt: Gerhard Lange +49 69 56606 - 4860 Gerhard.Lange@colt.de Equant: Christoph Doerr +49 69 92901 515 Christoph.Doerr@equant.com Infonet/Telekom Dr. Heinrich Rudolph +49 69 665315750 Heinrich.Rudolph@t-systems.com

  31. Customer TasksGet in Contact with SWIFT Service Partners • Provide the following services locally: • SWIFTAlliance implementations • SWIFTNet migration assistance • Connectivity implementations • Regular upgrades of SWIFT interfaces and other SWIFT software products • Addresses, Infos about their Service, Pricing Overview are available on swift.com

  32. Customer ViewWhere to find help www.swift.com • On line customer services (OLCS): your first stop to find help • SWIFTNet ordering portal • Migration toolbox • Network partner information • Online support - Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) • Configurator tool for connectivity and budgeting information • e-ordering tool including the KAM (key activity management tool) • Order preparation checklist For any other questions: Customer Services Centre

  33. Contacts in Germany • Simone Weyhenmeyer069 - 7541 - 2220Simone.Weyhenmeyer@swift.com • Claudia König069 - 7541 - 2260Claudia.Koenig@swift.com

  34. Questions and answers

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