GE Smallworld Overview September2010

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GE Digital Energy

Smallworld Telecom Solutions

September 2010

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General Electric – “Imagination at Work”

HQ based in Fairfield, Connecticut, USA300,000 employeesGlobal presence• In over 100 countries

125 year historyEconomic strength• strongest balance

sheet in the industry• stability and reliability

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EnergyInfrastructure GE CapitalNBC Universal

TechnologyInfrastructure

GE Smallworld in Telecommications

• Smallworld has been a leader in Geospatial & GIS for over 20 years

• Acquired by GE in 2000, 250+ employees worldwide

• HQ in Denver, support worldwide

• Seasoned and experienced Telco sales/support team

• #1 leading solution world wide for Telecom & Utilities - ARC Advisory

Smallworld

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Over 120 Total Clients20 FTTx Clients14 Cable Clients19 ILEC Telco Clients20 CLEC Telco Clients10 IXC/Metro Telco Clients3 Mobility Telco Clients16 Utility Communications Clients

GE Smallworld Network Inventory - Markets/Clients

Well over 10,000 PNIUsers Deployed

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Smallworld Network Inventory

GeospatialServer

Smallworld Network InventoryBearer

Managementand EAI

Logical Network Inventory

External Logical

Inventory

Smallworld Geospatial Platform

FIS andMapFrame

BusinessIntegratorfor SAP

Field ForceAutomation

CoaxFiber CopperInside Plant

Network Inventory Gateway

Schematics Generator

Job Manager / Work Orders

Wireless

Telecom Capacity Management

Physical Network Inventory

SpatialIntelligence

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GE Smallworld Network Inventory v4.1 Product Suite

An Integrated Scalable GIS Software Platform To Manage Inside/Outside Plant Facility Assets & Design

• Smallworld Network Inventory Gateway – Physical Browserweb browser user read only privileges for query/view/print tasks

• Smallworld Network Inventory Gateway – Physical Browser Markupweb browser user read only for query/view/print tasks with redlining

• Smallworld Physical Network Inventory – Base – Commitprovides full user access to update for engineers, planners, and technicians

• Smallworld Physical Network Inventory – Base – Developeruser privileges plus development and IT administrative tools

• Smallworld Physical Network Inventory – Fiber Moduleincludes the data model and applications for fiber networks

• Smallworld Physical Network Inventory – Inside Plant Moduleincludes the data model and applications for floorspace, racks, ports, etc.

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• Smallworld Physical Network Inventory – Bearer Management Modulesupports end-to-end physical paths/connections and logical integration

• Smallworld Physical Network Inventory - Schematics Moduleautomatic generation of simplified geo- and ortho-schematics

• Smallworld Physical Network Inventory - Fiber to the Home Modulespecialized tools for FTTH design automation

• Smallworld Logical Network Inventory design and assignment for network elements, rings, circuits, and data network services, provides capacity management functionality

• Smallworld Geospatial Server – Integration ModuleSOA / web services based integration for enterprise NGOSS/BSS

• Smallworld Geospatial Analysis Module – CRM IntegrationSOA / web services based integration geo-infrastructure Marketing/Sales tool. (integrate with sales/client records)

GE Smallworld Network Inventory v4.1 Product Suite

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Core Network

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ResidentialCustomers

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Cable Network- Fiber- Copper- Coax

EquipmentConnectionsSplicesStructuresBuildings

Elements, PortsFacilities, LinksRings, Subnets

Core CircuitsNW CapacityLeased / OLOPath Types-Main, Protect

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Providing a “Service Ready” NetworkTM

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Smallworld Integrated End To End View

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Smallworld Solution• Manages network data in a geospatial

context– So all network information is correctly

positioned as it is in the real world– Enable faster decision support through

better knowledge of the network• Consolidates all network data into a

single centralized database– Replacing multiple systems storing OSP,

ISP, schematics, splice diagrams….• Shares data with other OSS systems

through SOA based integration– Integrates with CRM, NMS, ERP and

provisioning systems for improved business process support

• Different client software available depending on type of user– Planners, field users, marketing users

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Strategic Planning for Design and Marketing

Geo-Spatial Analysis Module

• Focused application for business analysis– Targeted marketing for

network upgrade planning– Analyse customer data for

sales campaigns• Provides tools for trend,

relationship, cause & effect analysis

• Simple generation and output of maps & reports– Uses Crystal Reports

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Smallworld PNI – Network Views

Geographic Schematic

InternalViews

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Management of Data Center and Central Office- Inside Plant Systems

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Inside Plant in Smallworld PNIInside plant capability fully integrated with outside plant through single user interfaceFloor plan managementRack Mounted Equipment (RME)• Layout of racks, shelves, slots, cards and

ports (including power supplies)Allows modeling of• Multiplexers, cross connects, patch panels

and distribution framesTemplate libraries support pre-configured componentsRules base controls placement of equipmentManages network connectivity• Including all internal cabling

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Managing Floor Space in Central Office/Data Center

PNI manages space available and utilisation of ISP• Floor space• Rack space• Internal cable

infrastructure• Powering• Air conditioning

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Create work order Convert work order into Job Manager-

project

Design a variant

Create list of materials neeed for building

design

create purchase order request

compare vendors andselect a vendor

assign vendor topurchase order request

Generate purchase order

Compile build documents

(maps, splice.)

Smallworld Network Inventory

PNI – Rack and Bay configuration wizards

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Outside plant world in Smallworld PNI

• Smallworld PNI manages infrastructure to support overhead and underground cables

• The cable/conduit route is fully integrated in Smallworld

Nested conduits shown at the face of a

manhole

Cables not in conduits

Two cables shown in conduits

Butterfly diagram representing the

internal of manhole

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Create work order Convert work order into Job Manager-

project

Design a variant

Create list of materials neeed for building

design

create purchase order request

compare vendors andselect a vendor

assign vendor topurchase order request

Generate purchase order

Compile build documents

(maps, splice.)

Smallworld Network Inventory

PNI – RME and Splice Log automation Reports

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Job Reporting Tools

• Bill of materials

• Splicing• Changes• Report

creator tool

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Fiber Networks in PNI (Outside to Inside Visual View )Modeling of complete end-to-end fiber networks including:• Cables, bundles & fibers• Connection to Optical Distribution

Frames• Splices • Blown fiber support• Passive Optical Networks• Tracing

– Fiber lengths– Loss

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Manage Logical Capacity & BandwidthSmallworld Logical Network Inventory• Fully integrated with physical network

– Generates logical network elements & service ports from RME in physical network e.g. Multiplexers, Switches, Routers……

• Manages network providers– Central office Facilities, logical/physical rings, subnetworks– Defines access points containing Network Elements– Manages allocation of bandwidth between access points via facilities

– Channel hierarchies for WDM, SDH, ATM, Frame Relay, Sonet……

– Network reconfiguration tools– E.g. Upgrading capacity of facility, splitting existing facility by

adding NE

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Logical Network Inventory

Job

area

Network

area

List

area

Summary

area

Path

area

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Manage Customer Circuits

Smallworld Logical Network Inventory• Route circuits

– Allocation of channels to support circuits based on routing rules

– Both main and protect paths– Protection & diversity rules

• Automated routing of circuit paths A - Z also using routing rules

• Support for batch routing of synchronous & asynchronous circuits

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Job Inventory Details in LNI

Keeps track of :• Network Elements• Locations• Facilities• Shelves• Service Ports• Bays

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Equipment Design & Planning

Smallworld LNI• Provides

simple wizards to design Equipment in the datacenter

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Design Automation in Smallworld

Smallworld LNI• Provides

simple wizards to automate circuit design in your datacenter

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Logical Network Inventory in Smallworld

LNI• Manages

complete model of physical inside/outside plant network circuits

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Copper Networks

• Complete inventory of copper network

• Manages copper pairs using ‘line of count’ method

• Loop make-up reporting• Throw & ripple propagates

changes through network• Bi-directional network

trace through all equipment

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HFC Networks

Design and document RF broadband networks

• Record amplifiers, splitters, taps, etc.

• Manage cable and equipment layouts

• Documentation of power equipment

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Modeling of FTTx in PNIAll types of FTTX supported in PNI• FTTN

– Fibre deployed to cabinet in field– Then xDSL over copper to end customer– DSLAMs can be inserted at cabinet

• FTTC– Same as FTTN but fibre deployed deeper

• FTTB & FTTH– Models inside central equipment rooms & ODN to

customer premises– ODN designs are supported for

– Active point-to-point network– Passive Optical Network solutions

• Maybe deployed using blown fibre technology

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Demand Point(Building)

Customer Premise

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1. Start situationExchange, MHs and trenches

2. Select distribution MHor place new

3. Insert demand objectsCP’s optional

5. Create distribution Network

Use existing and/or place new

6. Create drops for Demand Points

7. Insert tubes from MH to

Demand Points

8. Place Cables

According to attributes on

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Automating the design process

4. Create service area

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CATV Calculations Module

Calculates for any point in the HFC network• Signal levels• Distortions• Noise• PoweringTools supporting• Amplifier configuration• Network verification

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Managing Backhaul Networks

• Wireless module is built on PNI• Used for managing Digital

Microwave Radio (DMR) networks & infrastructure of Radio Access Networks

• Wireless module manages towers, mounting points, antennas, space available & point-to-point/multi point microwave links

• PNI manages all the rest of the fixed network infrastructure ISP/OSP

• Benefit is managing fixed/wireless physical network infrastructure in one system

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Source Of Information for Operationsand Maintenance Team• Network Inventory Gateway Physical Browser provides

valuable application support to operations and maintenance• E.g. location of faults identified by fiber network monitoring systems

using OTDR trace results

OTDR trace result (coloured in green) stops

here

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Managing ‘As-built’ Changes in the FieldMapframe FieldSmart provides a detached client for managing network data in the field• Comprises a Smallworld FieldSmart Data Server to configure extracts and

define field user roles• Smallworld Field is the client software used in the field, tailored specifically to

meet users needs and supports redlining and attribute update• Smallworld Task Management supports review and update of attribute

changes and redline sketches back into Smallworld PNI

Smallworld Network Inventory

Distribute data directly over LAN or via CD

Direct to the field …

and back!

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Job report Packs Provide Task Documentation

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Create work order Convert work order into Job Manager-

project

Design a variant

Create list of materials neeed for building

design

create purchase order request

compare vendors andselect a vendor

assign vendor topurchase order request

Generate purchase order

Compile build documents

(maps, splice.)

Smallworld Network Inventory

Network Procurement – Job Reports Available

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Summary

Smallworld Network Inventory• Proven planning and engineering

solution for small-large operators• Supports NGN transformation• Manages converged fixed/wireless

network infrastructure• Central role in Operations Support

Systems (OSS) supporting business critical processes e.g. service fulfilment, service assurance

• Compliance with TMF standards• Delivers ROI

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Curtis Wilson 980.322.6933

[email protected]/communications