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The Connected Home PALTEL September 29, 2005

The Connected Home PALTEL September 29, 2005.

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The Connected Home PALTEL September 29, 2005

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  1. The Connected Home PALTELSeptember 29, 2005 Chris Dobrec Director, Business Development chrisd@cisco.com

  2. SERVICEPROVIDER ENTERPRISE COMMERCIAL CONSUMER Intelligent Information Network Technology Strategies Tailored to Our Customers SERVICE ORIENTED NETWORK ARCHITECTURE THEWHOLE OFFER IP NGN THE CONNECTED HOME

  3. Cisco Technology Vision:Customer Segment Architectures INTELLIGENT INFORMATION NETWORK ENTERPRISE COMMERCIAL SERVICE PROVIDER CONSUMER Service Oriented Network Architecture The Whole Offer IP NGN The Connected Home

  4. Cisco Technology Vision:Customer Segment Architectures INTELLIGENT INFORMATION NETWORK SERVICE PROVIDER ENTERPRISE COMMERCIAL CONSUMER Service Oriented Network Architecture The Connected Home The Whole Offer IP NGN

  5. Cisco IP NGN ArchitectureAchieving a Whole Greater Than the Sum of the Parts Presence-Based Telephony VoD / HDTV Gaming Data Center Web Services Mobile Apps IP Contact Center APPLICATION CONVERGENCE Framework for User and Application-Based Control (Data, Voice, Video, Mobility) Policy Identity Billing Self Service Service Exchange SERVICE CONVERGENCE O P E R A T I O N A L L A Y E R Customer Element Access / Aggregation Intelligent Edge Multiservice Core NETWORK CONVERGENCE Transport

  6. Cisco Technology Vision:Customer Segment Architectures INTELLIGENT INFORMATION NETWORK ENTERPRISE COMMERCIAL SERVICE PROVIDER CONSUMER Service Oriented Network Architecture The Whole Offer IP NGN The Connected Home

  7. Entertainment Communications Broadband Services Personal Computing Monitoring & Management Application Environment in the Connected Home

  8. Entertainment Communications Broadband Services Personal Computing Monitoring & Management Converging Converging Now: Voice & Data

  9. Entertainment Communications Broadband Services Personal Computing Monitoring & Management Converging Converging On the Horizon

  10. Entertainment on Demand • High definition digital content • Personalized content on any device at any time • The home becoming a content source • Integrated communications for fixed & mobile • Instant communications with federated user groups • Presence integrated into voice communications Entertainment Communications Broadband Services Personal Computing Monitoring & Management • Internetworking of multiple device types in the home • Wireless security • Wireless enhancements for range and distance • Different home network media (wired & wireless) • Remote Surveillance • Home systems management • HVAC & lighting control Key Application Trends in the Home

  11. Communications Entertainment Personal Computing Monitoring & Management Linksys Product Strategy • Product & technology leadership for each application

  12. Video HSD TV PC Phone Service Evolution – Connected Home Integrated with SP Network Devices/Portals Services Telephony “Bundling seems to have become an industry code-word for discounts. What we need to do is provide a unique/integrated user experience …”, Steve Burke, CEO- Comcast Cable. The Connected Home provides a platform to enable integrated services across data, voice and video.

  13. Connected Home Implementation CONNECTED HOME APPLICATIONS / INTEGRATED SERVICES Shared TV viewing, Content Anywhere / To Go, PVR Sharing, Unified Messaging INTEGRATED SERVICES Phones Computer/ laptop Portable players Television END USER DEVICES CONNECTED HOME INFRASTRUCTURE SERVICES Presence, Discovery, QoS, Security/DRM, SIP, DLNA Home Media Server/ Master STB Residential Gateway Network Attached Storage Telephony Adapter Slave STB CONNECTED HOME INFRASTRUCTURE Ethernet MoCA 802.11 G/ N HomePlug AV

  14. Connected Home Architecture • Access Platform • To applications and services both inside and outside the home • Distribution Platform • Moves applications and services to multiple devices over multiple in home topologies • Enforcement Point for Application & Service Attributes • Policy Security QoS Multicast • Application Framework for Information, Communication and Entertainment services

  15. Benefits of the Connected Home Architecture • Service Architecture extended into the home • Better ability to deploy applications & features without truck rolls • Reduced Operational costs • Auto provisioning • Remote configuration & management of service features • Integral element of IP NGN • Network investments leveraged across multiple service deployments • Allows convergence of disparate service platforms • Fixed/Mobile convergence

  16. Linksys Investments in Connected Home • Products • Residential gateway • VoIP • Fixed/Mobile convergence • People • Business unit structure • Engineering • Sales • Product marketing/management • Acquisitions • Sipura • KiSS

  17. Acquisition Update • Sipura • Rich portfolio of voice adapters • SIP User Agent – World’s most widely deployed, interoperable SIP UA • Ingredient technology for entire Linksys portfolio • KiSS • Richportfolio that includes home video products such as networked DVD players and networked DVD recorders • Leading engineering team for Networked Entertainment products with top hardware and middleware expertise • IP set-top-box platform designed with Microsoft for MSTV deployments

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