The Platform for Winning Digital

Digital Network Architecture

Leong See Kay

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Then

Now

The Race Is On to Digitize

of the Fortune 1000

expect to undertake a

digital project by 2017**

95%of businesses

will become fully

digital by 2020*

75%incumbents by industry will be

displaced by digital disruption

over the next 5 years**

40%

*Source: Gartner: Top 10 Strategic Predictions for 2015 and Beyond: Digital Business Is Driving ‘Big Change’

**Source: Digital Disruption: Displacing Incumbents, Reshaping Markets, Digital Vortex, Where to Begin Your Digital Journey to Digital Value in the Private Sector

*Source: Gartner: Top 10 Strategic Predictions for 2015 and Beyond: Digital Business Is Driving 'Big Change’

**Source: Digital Disruption: Displacing Incumbents, Reshaping Markets, Digital Vortex, Where to Begin Your Digital Journey to Digital Value in the Private Sector

There’s Never Been a Better Time

of these digitization efforts

will be successful*

Only

30%of companies have a plan

to prepare for digital

business transformation**

Only

25%companies do

not succeed:

failure to innovate*

#1Reason

Can You Win the Digital Business Race?

High Performance

Wrong Foundation

Simplify / Automate Processes

Faster Time to Market

Leaner Operations

Empower Workforce Efficiency and Innovation

Increased Productivity

Better Retention

Personalize Customer / Citizen Experience

Increased Loyalty

Greater Insight

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The Digital Business

Creating New Priorities for Digital Organization

Simplify / Automate Processes

Faster Time to

Market

Leaner Operations

Empower Workforce Efficiency and Innovation

Increased

Productivity

Better Retention

Personalize Customer/ Citizen Experience

Increased Loyalty

Greater Insight

IoTMobility Analytics CloudMobile traffic will Exceed

wired traffic by 2017

IoT Devices will

triple by 2020

75% of companies planning

to or investing in Big Data

80% of organizations will

primarily use SaaS by 2018

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Cisco Digital Network Architecture

Automation

Abstraction & Policy Control

from Core to Edge

Open & Programmable | Standards-Based

Open APIs | Developers Environment

Cloud Service Management

Policy | Orchestration

Virtualization

Physical & Virtual Infrastructure | App Hosting

Analytics

Network Data,

Contextual Insights

Insights &

Experiences

Automation

& Assurance

Security &

Compliance

Network-enabled Applications

Cloud-enabled | Software-delivered

Principles

Network Requirements for the Digital Organization

Insights &Experiences

Drive Business

Innovations

Security & Compliance

Real-time and Dynamic

Threat Defense

Automation& Assurance

Speed, Simplicity

& Visibility

The Network Enables Digital Business

Network Requirements for the Digital Organization

Insights & Experiences

Drive Business

Innovations

Security & Compliance

Real-time and Dynamic

Threat Defense

Automation & Assurance

Speed, Simplicity

& Visibility• Visibility into Users behavior, Applications,

Network performances

• Customer has the elements to make decision

faster

APIC

EM

Abstraction layer

• Abstraction, Intent, Policy Automation

• Verification of Desired Result Assurance

Wi-Fi Core WAN Cloud

Using the Network as a Sensor for security threats

and then Enforce Compliancy through Segmentation

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Get Ready For The Digital World –Every country, city and business will become digital

Râmnicu Vâlcea aka Hackerville, a town in Romania is full of hackers

Cisco Confidential

Digital

vs.

Hackers

Connected

DevicesHackers

The company that can securely go Digital will have a strategic advantage in their

industry.

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Cisco Digital Network Readiness Model

The Cisco Digital Network Readiness Model follows the standard five stages of maturity

adopted broadly in business and IT consulting communities

Capability-centric, jointly developed by Cisco and IDC

Identifies opportunities and benefits of evolving to the next stage

Helps customers understand where they are on their digital journey

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Framework - Cisco Digital Network

Readiness Model

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2

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Interactive guide

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BRANCHDATA CENTERCAMPUS

INTERNET

/ CLOUD

Wireless

LAN

Management

LAN

Management

Branch

Router / WAN

Management

Data Center

Network

Management

Firewall

Management

WAN

Branch Access

Security

Edge

Access

Core/ Distribution

Wireless Access

Wireless Controller

Network

Security

Edge

ManagementLocalized,

Siloed Device-

centric Multiple

Functionally

Separate

Systems

Infrastructure

Hardware &

Device-Centric

Stage 1

Stage 1: Best Effort • Best effort service-to-network alignment

• Siloed device-centric management

• Fragmented IT operations

• Perimeter focused security

• Patchy service assurance coverage

Manual, ad-hoc

interpretation and

application of business

policy

Digital

Business

Workforce ExperienceCustomer Experience Business Operations

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BRANCHDATA CENTERCAMPUS

HUB

COLO

Unified Access

and Core

Secure Edge

Secure EdgeUnified Access

Network

Secure Edge

Infrastructure

Dedicated and Off the

Shelf (OTS)Hardware

ManagementController-based

Closed-loop

Automation

Cloud-enabled

5Stage 1

Stage 5: Self-driving• Closed-loop automation

• Self optimizing service assurance

• Real-time agile operations

• Self-protecting networking

• Fully enabled for the cloud ecosystem

Digital

Business

Autonomic Policy Compliance

Predictive, Continuous

Service AssuranceContinuous Security,

Regulatory Compliance Dynamic Business to

IT Alignment

Real-time Business /

Operations Intelligence

Workforce ExperienceCustomer Experience Business Operations

Optimized IT

Operations

Continuous automated business-

to-network service alignment,

based on business policies

Open APIs

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DNA Readiness Planner

https://ciscodnareadinessbrief.com/

IT and

Line of Business

MustCome

Together

Digital Business

Strategy

People and

Culture

Analytics

Security

Technology and

Orchestration

Yes, You Can… with the Right Partners

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