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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>This year marks 15 years of Ciena’s presence in India. India is the second largest R&D site and employee location for Ciena in the world — home to more than 1,250 R&D professionals, constituting more than 40% of the company’s global R&D capacity. As a leading provider for all network solutions in India, Ciena’s R&D facility is working closely with India’s largest operators to provide state-of-the-art, customized solutions to build networks for the dynamically changing Indian telecom market and surging data requirements.

As in every recent year, this year Ciena participated in India Mobile Congress 2020<\/a> (8th to 10th December 2020) to bring our expertise to the table for all three days of the event via leadership talks, round table discussions, fireside chats and more, as we celebrate the milestone of 15 years of Ciena in India. This edition’s hot topics were Industry 4.0<\/a>, 5G, Telco Cloud, Smart Devices, Smarter Network.

Ciena participated in various key sessions at
IMC 2020<\/a>, with a frontal focus on the current trends around Telco Cloud and 5G. Read on to know more.

One of the most discussed topics in the telecom
industry<\/a> right now is Industry 4.0, which is the fourth industrial revolution brought on with automation and technology. This innovation seeks to deploy large-scale machine-to-machine (M2M) connectivity for real-time monitoring, analysis, and rectification. Data is the key for the next-gen revolution of automation, IoT, and M2M connections. From automated crop quality analysis to automated cars and automated operational processes, Industry 4.0 use cases require data collection, data processing and data storage with low latency. Large data requires more compute and storage capacities, which is challenging with physical data centers. Several Telco players have now migrated to Edge Cloud, which is proving to be a successful model for data collection and storage.

Digvijay Sharma, Senior Director, Global Carrier Sales, Ciena, shared key points during a panel discussion at IMC 2020.

“As India embarks the Industry 4.0 journey, managing data will play the key role in creating smart industries powered by automation. There are 5 points we must look at – 1) Hardware, 2) Software, 3) Connectivity, 4) Security, 5) Data storage & processing. Hardware plays the frontal role in automation intelligence by capturing and computing data. Cost optimization is also heavily dependent on the hardware. Software is the decision-making engine for the data collected. The next crucial factor is connectivity, which will connect devices at various locations and send real-time information from point A to point B. Amidst the data collection and process, the gateway must be highly secure and encrypted end to end. Finally, a decision on a centralized storage platform such as the Edge Cloud will enable consolidation and meaning of the data collected.” – Digivijay Sharma, Senior Director, Global Carrier Sales, Ciena speaking at the India Mobile Congress 2020, on the topic ‘Industry 4.0 –
Smart Workspaces<\/a> and Industries, the Automation way’
<\/em><\/strong>
While Industry 4.0 is already a work in progress with 4G, experts are advocating how 5G will add more value to this proposition. Speaking on 5G as an extension for Industry 4.0, Girish Bhatia, SE Lead, Ciena, said, “5G will give voice to every machine. We have to improve on data points and manage them to ensure seamless transmission.\" Girish spoke on the topic ‘5G Use Cases + IoT – Innovation for the Generation of Mobile Technology’.<\/em><\/strong>

Key factors driving a smarter, secure and sustainable network
<\/strong>
With great technology comes greater responsibilities. Enterprises and industries must connect on a smart, secure and sustainable network. Vikram Anand, Senior Director, Sales, Ciena, participated in a fireside chat with program moderator Aditya Rath and shared key insights into what new age Telcos must look out for in today’s digital transformation for enterprises.

1. <\/strong>Automation is the key for today’s network infrastructure management, allowing an opportunity for better network slicing and KPI management.

2. <\/strong>Telcos already own network real estate. With the help of SI partners, Telcos can cloudify their sites, enabling low latency services which are secure and reliable - critical for key enterprises

3. <\/strong>The human factor will remain critical in building a smart, secure, and sustainable ecosystem. This will require extensive trainings and adoption with various stakeholders such as SI partners, tech partners, and OEMs.

4.<\/strong> To go beyond consumer voice and data offerings, Telcos can enhance their enterprise offerings, which could be done by them or as an ecosystem with technology OEM partners, SI partners. Go-to market strategy, right business models and cost structures will remain imperative for the success.

“As Telcos transform to Digicos, Telcos have their own digital transformation story. Commendably, cloud adaption is already a trend – Telcos have all the expertise to bring the transformation to the market. What we need to keep in mind is – for example – if I am the CIO of the enterprise in question, I would look at a connectivity partner with very good SLA’s. However, now, to be at the forefront of technology, I will also look at the capabilities of my SI partner – whether their current infra will be able to manage the new age services or use cases or not? While choosing a service provider (SP) for an enterprise, between a Telco SP and a cloud SP – I would choose a Telco for the low latency. However, the Telco agility may pose a challenge. And this is exactly where we come in to help.” – Vikram Anand, Senior Director, Sales, Ciena, speaking on ‘Enterprises Connect - Smart, Secure, Sustainable’ at IMC 2020
<\/em><\/strong>
How will large volumes of data be managed to make Industry 4.0 a success?
<\/strong>
As digital services and consumption continue to rise in India, a distributed cloud approach with low latency, becomes critical. Indian service providers (SPs) initially leveraged the Telco cloud to support their internal network function virtualization (
NFV<\/a>). But now, SPs are looking to find ways to monetize this due to the rise in their customers’ consumption of cloud and OTT services<\/a>.

The key challenge for cloud service providers is to manage network and application resources efficiently and intelligently for these Edge Cloud data centers during peak periods of usage.

Ryan Perera, Vice President & General Manager, Ciena India, shared riveting insights on how cloud-like architecture will take the Indian Telco industry by storm while speaking on ‘Telco Cloud: Frontier for Network Transformation’.
<\/em><\/strong>
“When we talk about Telco cloud in India, we must understand this from two perspectives. The first is ‘content to content’ where India is doing commendably well with connected data centers pan India. While India started with metros, now we see long distance to subsea connectivity. The second perspective is ‘user to content’ and this is where strategy, growth and innovation is required for enterprises and end consumers alike.

‘User to content’ Telco cloud strategy has potential by streamlining different levels of quality of service (QoS) by deploying technologies such as Segment Routing (SR) for intelligently managing traffic data. We must look at Telco Cloud as a way of cost reduction, and not monetization. Today, approximately 70% of OPEX for Indian Telcos is run on RAN infrastructure. Deploying cloud strategy will help in reducing this humongous cost.” – Ryan Perera, VP and General Manager, Ciena India, addressing India Mobile Congress 2020
<\/em><\/strong>
Lastly, Nihar Panda, Lead, BD and Solution Architecture, presented the current trends in Software Defined Networking (SDN) and Network Function Virtualization (NFV) for building smarter networks for resilience and efficiency.

Talking about building smarter networks for resilience and efficiency, SDN and NFV are currently the most disruptive technologies, transforming and simplifying physical network management. SDN and NFV help customers transition to software-defined networks based on commodity hardware and open software to lower costs and avoid vendor lock-in, while improving its ability to scale and adapt technological change.

“SDN and NFV are here to stay. Network manifestations will keep evolving based on use cases. However, the end goal will remain the same – better network management with scalability, precision and efficiency while keeping targets under control. Disaggregation in mobility and transport, cloud native, closed loop network automation will be the driving trends for building smarter networks.” – Nihar Panda, Lead, BD and Solution Architecture, speaking on ‘SDN + NFV - Building Smarter Networks for Resilience and Efficiency’ at IMC 2020
<\/em><\/strong>
As India leapfrogs towards a new epoch of network transformation, there are several challenges on the way – primarily related to data (compute and storage) and network traffic management (scalability and programmability). Automation is the key while we continue with legacy systems. Ciena leaders and R&D professionals are working with India’s largest telecom operators to make this dream realizable, and the journey has already begun, with many successes. We share our expertise from time to time with industry platforms such as India Mobile Congress. This year was a spectacular wrap, and our teams look forward to bringing new insights to you – everyday.
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Ciena庆祝15年的本地开发&网络构建在印度,2020年IMC

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今年是15年的Ciena在印度的业务。印度是第二大研发网站和员工位置Ciena世界上1250多名研发人员,构成超过40%的公司的全球研发能力。作为印度所有的网络解决方案的领先供应商,Ciena研发中心的密切合作与印度最大的运营商提供先进的、定制的解决方案来构建网络动态变化的印度电信市场和数据需求的飙升。

在最近的每一年,今年Ciena参与印度国会移动2020(2020年12月8日到10日)把我们的专业知识为所有三天的事件表通过领导会谈,圆桌讨论,炉边谈话,我们庆祝15年的里程碑Ciena在印度。这个版本的热门话题4.0行业、5 g电信云、智能设备、智能网络。

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Ciena参与各种重要会议IMC 2020额关注当前的趋势,电信云计算和5克左右。欲知更多信息,请继续阅读。

电信最热议的话题之一行业现在行业4.0,这是第四次工业革命带来了自动化技术。这一创新寻求部署大规模的机器对机器(M2M)连接实时监控、分析和整改。数据是关键的下一代革命自动化、物联网、M2M连接。从自动化作物质量分析自动化汽车和自动化的操作流程,行业4.0用例需要数据收集、数据处理和数据存储与低延迟。大量数据需要更多的计算和存储能力,这是具有挑战性的物理数据中心。几个电信玩家已经迁移到云边缘,这被证明是一个成功的模型,数据收集和存储。

Digvijay沙玛、高级主管、全球运营商销售,Ciena,共享密钥分在一个小组讨论在IMC 2020。

“印度工业4.0旅程出发,管理数据将扮演关键的角色在创建智能行业的自动化。有5点我们必须看看- 1)硬件、软件2),3)连接,4)安全,5)数据存储和处理。硬件的额作用在自动化智能通过捕获和计算数据。成本优化也严重依赖于硬件。软件是收集的数据的决策引擎。下一个关键因素是连接,连接设备在不同的位置和发送即时信息从A点到b点。在数据收集和处理,必须高度安全网关和端到端加密。最后,决定一个集中的存储平台,如边缘云将使收集的数据的整合和意义。”——Digivijay沙玛、高级主管、全球运营商销售,Ciena在印度手机国会2020,4.0 -主题的产业聪明的工作区和行业,自动化的方式

虽然行业4.0已经是一个进展中的工作,4 g,专家提倡5 g将如何添加更多的价值主张。在5克4.0作为行业的扩展,Girish Bhatia, SE, Ciena, 5 g说,“将给每台机器的声音。我们必须改进数据点和管理,确保无缝传输。”Girish讲话的主题“用例5 g +物联网-创新的一代移动技术”。

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关键因素推动一个更聪明,安全和可持续发展的网络

伟大的技术带来了更大的责任。企业和行业必须连接在一个智能、安全、可持续的网络。Ciena Vikram Anand、高级主管、销售,参与了炉边谈话节目主持人Aditya Rath和共享密钥洞察新时代电信公司必须寻找在今天的数字转换为企业。

1。自动化是关键对于今天的网络基础设施管理,允许一个更好的网络切片和KPI管理的机会。

2。电信公司的网络房地产。如果合作伙伴的帮助下,电信运营商可以cloudify他们网站,使低延迟服务,安全可靠,重点企业的关键

3所示。人的因素仍将建立一个智能的关键,安全,和可持续的生态系统。这将需要大量的培训和采用与各种利益相关者如如果合作伙伴技术合作伙伴和oem厂商。

4所示。超越消费者的语音和数据服务,电信公司可以提高他们的企业产品,这可能是由他们或作为一个生态系统与技术OEM合作伙伴,如果伙伴。市场策略,正确的商业模式和成本结构仍将是必要的成功。

“电信公司变换Digicos,电信公司有自己的数字转换的故事。值得称赞的是,云适应已经是一个趋势,电信公司拥有所有的知识,给市场带来的转换。我们需要记住的是——例如如果我企业的CIO,我会看一个连接与很好的合作SLA。然而,现在,科技的最前沿,我也会看看我的SI伙伴的能力——他们当前的下文能否管理新时代服务或用例吗?在选择企业的服务提供商(SP),电信SP和云SP -我会选择电信的低延迟。然而,电信敏捷可能构成挑战。这正是我们进来帮忙。”——Vikram Anand,高级主管,销售,Ciena,在企业连接-智能、安全、可持续的IMC 2020

如何将大量数据管理行业4.0成功?

数字服务和消费继续增长在印度,一个分布式云方法与低延迟,变得至关重要。印度服务提供商(SPs)最初利用电信云来支持他们的内部网络虚拟化(函数NFV)。但是现在,sp正在想办法赚钱,这是因为顾客的消费增长的云奥特服务

云服务提供商的关键挑战是管理网络和应用程序资源高效和智能优势的云数据中心在高峰时期使用。

瑞安·佩雷拉,副总裁和总经理,Ciena印度,共享精彩的见解如何云计算架构将强攻印度电信行业,而在“电信云:前沿网络转换”。

“当我们谈论电信云在印度,我们必须从两个角度理解这一点。首先是内容内容的在印度与印度连接数据中心锅做的很好地好。而印度从地铁开始,现在我们看到长距离水下连接性。第二个观点是“用户的内容”,这就是战略,需要增长和创新企业和最终消费者。

用户内容的电信云策略有潜力通过简化不同级别的服务质量(QoS)通过部署等技术部分路由(SR)智能交通管理数据。我们必须看看电信云作为一种降低成本的方法,而不是赚钱。今天,大约70%的运营成本为印度电信公司跑的基础设施上运行。部署云计算策略将有助于减少这巨额成本。”——瑞安·佩雷拉,副总裁和总经理,Ciena印度,解决印度移动2020年国会

最后,Nihar熊猫、铅、双相障碍和解决方案体系结构,提出了当前的趋势在软件定义网络(SDN)和网络功能的虚拟化(NFV)建设智能网络弹性和效率。

讨论建设智能化网络弹性和效率,SDN和NFV目前最颠覆性技术,转换和简化物理网络管理。SDN和NFV帮助客户过渡到基于硬件和软件定义网络开放的软件来降低成本和避免厂商锁定,同时提高其规模和适应技术变革的能力。

“SDN NFV仍然呆在这里。基于用例的网络表现将继续发展。然而,最终的目标将是相同的——与可伸缩性更好的网络管理,控制精度和效率,同时保持目标。解集在移动和运输、原生云、闭环网络自动化将推动建立智能网络的趋势。”——Nihar熊猫、铅、双相障碍和解决方案体系结构,在“SDN + NFV -建设智能网络弹性和效率的IMC 2020

随着印度进步走向新时代的网络变换,有几个挑战的路上——主要是相关数据(计算和存储)和网络流量管理(可伸缩性和可编程性)。自动化是关键,我们继续与遗留系统。Ciena领导人和研发人员正在与印度最大的电信运营商可实现的梦想,旅程已经开始了,有许多的成功。我们不时地分享我们的专业与行业平台,如印度国会移动。今年是一个壮观的包装,我们的团队期待你——日常带来新的见解。
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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>This year marks 15 years of Ciena’s presence in India. India is the second largest R&D site and employee location for Ciena in the world — home to more than 1,250 R&D professionals, constituting more than 40% of the company’s global R&D capacity. As a leading provider for all network solutions in India, Ciena’s R&D facility is working closely with India’s largest operators to provide state-of-the-art, customized solutions to build networks for the dynamically changing Indian telecom market and surging data requirements.

As in every recent year, this year Ciena participated in India Mobile Congress 2020<\/a> (8th to 10th December 2020) to bring our expertise to the table for all three days of the event via leadership talks, round table discussions, fireside chats and more, as we celebrate the milestone of 15 years of Ciena in India. This edition’s hot topics were Industry 4.0<\/a>, 5G, Telco Cloud, Smart Devices, Smarter Network.

Ciena participated in various key sessions at
IMC 2020<\/a>, with a frontal focus on the current trends around Telco Cloud and 5G. Read on to know more.

One of the most discussed topics in the telecom
industry<\/a> right now is Industry 4.0, which is the fourth industrial revolution brought on with automation and technology. This innovation seeks to deploy large-scale machine-to-machine (M2M) connectivity for real-time monitoring, analysis, and rectification. Data is the key for the next-gen revolution of automation, IoT, and M2M connections. From automated crop quality analysis to automated cars and automated operational processes, Industry 4.0 use cases require data collection, data processing and data storage with low latency. Large data requires more compute and storage capacities, which is challenging with physical data centers. Several Telco players have now migrated to Edge Cloud, which is proving to be a successful model for data collection and storage.

Digvijay Sharma, Senior Director, Global Carrier Sales, Ciena, shared key points during a panel discussion at IMC 2020.

“As India embarks the Industry 4.0 journey, managing data will play the key role in creating smart industries powered by automation. There are 5 points we must look at – 1) Hardware, 2) Software, 3) Connectivity, 4) Security, 5) Data storage & processing. Hardware plays the frontal role in automation intelligence by capturing and computing data. Cost optimization is also heavily dependent on the hardware. Software is the decision-making engine for the data collected. The next crucial factor is connectivity, which will connect devices at various locations and send real-time information from point A to point B. Amidst the data collection and process, the gateway must be highly secure and encrypted end to end. Finally, a decision on a centralized storage platform such as the Edge Cloud will enable consolidation and meaning of the data collected.” – Digivijay Sharma, Senior Director, Global Carrier Sales, Ciena speaking at the India Mobile Congress 2020, on the topic ‘Industry 4.0 –
Smart Workspaces<\/a> and Industries, the Automation way’
<\/em><\/strong>
While Industry 4.0 is already a work in progress with 4G, experts are advocating how 5G will add more value to this proposition. Speaking on 5G as an extension for Industry 4.0, Girish Bhatia, SE Lead, Ciena, said, “5G will give voice to every machine. We have to improve on data points and manage them to ensure seamless transmission.\" Girish spoke on the topic ‘5G Use Cases + IoT – Innovation for the Generation of Mobile Technology’.<\/em><\/strong>

Key factors driving a smarter, secure and sustainable network
<\/strong>
With great technology comes greater responsibilities. Enterprises and industries must connect on a smart, secure and sustainable network. Vikram Anand, Senior Director, Sales, Ciena, participated in a fireside chat with program moderator Aditya Rath and shared key insights into what new age Telcos must look out for in today’s digital transformation for enterprises.

1. <\/strong>Automation is the key for today’s network infrastructure management, allowing an opportunity for better network slicing and KPI management.

2. <\/strong>Telcos already own network real estate. With the help of SI partners, Telcos can cloudify their sites, enabling low latency services which are secure and reliable - critical for key enterprises

3. <\/strong>The human factor will remain critical in building a smart, secure, and sustainable ecosystem. This will require extensive trainings and adoption with various stakeholders such as SI partners, tech partners, and OEMs.

4.<\/strong> To go beyond consumer voice and data offerings, Telcos can enhance their enterprise offerings, which could be done by them or as an ecosystem with technology OEM partners, SI partners. Go-to market strategy, right business models and cost structures will remain imperative for the success.

“As Telcos transform to Digicos, Telcos have their own digital transformation story. Commendably, cloud adaption is already a trend – Telcos have all the expertise to bring the transformation to the market. What we need to keep in mind is – for example – if I am the CIO of the enterprise in question, I would look at a connectivity partner with very good SLA’s. However, now, to be at the forefront of technology, I will also look at the capabilities of my SI partner – whether their current infra will be able to manage the new age services or use cases or not? While choosing a service provider (SP) for an enterprise, between a Telco SP and a cloud SP – I would choose a Telco for the low latency. However, the Telco agility may pose a challenge. And this is exactly where we come in to help.” – Vikram Anand, Senior Director, Sales, Ciena, speaking on ‘Enterprises Connect - Smart, Secure, Sustainable’ at IMC 2020
<\/em><\/strong>
How will large volumes of data be managed to make Industry 4.0 a success?
<\/strong>
As digital services and consumption continue to rise in India, a distributed cloud approach with low latency, becomes critical. Indian service providers (SPs) initially leveraged the Telco cloud to support their internal network function virtualization (
NFV<\/a>). But now, SPs are looking to find ways to monetize this due to the rise in their customers’ consumption of cloud and OTT services<\/a>.

The key challenge for cloud service providers is to manage network and application resources efficiently and intelligently for these Edge Cloud data centers during peak periods of usage.

Ryan Perera, Vice President & General Manager, Ciena India, shared riveting insights on how cloud-like architecture will take the Indian Telco industry by storm while speaking on ‘Telco Cloud: Frontier for Network Transformation’.
<\/em><\/strong>
“When we talk about Telco cloud in India, we must understand this from two perspectives. The first is ‘content to content’ where India is doing commendably well with connected data centers pan India. While India started with metros, now we see long distance to subsea connectivity. The second perspective is ‘user to content’ and this is where strategy, growth and innovation is required for enterprises and end consumers alike.

‘User to content’ Telco cloud strategy has potential by streamlining different levels of quality of service (QoS) by deploying technologies such as Segment Routing (SR) for intelligently managing traffic data. We must look at Telco Cloud as a way of cost reduction, and not monetization. Today, approximately 70% of OPEX for Indian Telcos is run on RAN infrastructure. Deploying cloud strategy will help in reducing this humongous cost.” – Ryan Perera, VP and General Manager, Ciena India, addressing India Mobile Congress 2020
<\/em><\/strong>
Lastly, Nihar Panda, Lead, BD and Solution Architecture, presented the current trends in Software Defined Networking (SDN) and Network Function Virtualization (NFV) for building smarter networks for resilience and efficiency.

Talking about building smarter networks for resilience and efficiency, SDN and NFV are currently the most disruptive technologies, transforming and simplifying physical network management. SDN and NFV help customers transition to software-defined networks based on commodity hardware and open software to lower costs and avoid vendor lock-in, while improving its ability to scale and adapt technological change.

“SDN and NFV are here to stay. Network manifestations will keep evolving based on use cases. However, the end goal will remain the same – better network management with scalability, precision and efficiency while keeping targets under control. Disaggregation in mobility and transport, cloud native, closed loop network automation will be the driving trends for building smarter networks.” – Nihar Panda, Lead, BD and Solution Architecture, speaking on ‘SDN + NFV - Building Smarter Networks for Resilience and Efficiency’ at IMC 2020
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As India leapfrogs towards a new epoch of network transformation, there are several challenges on the way – primarily related to data (compute and storage) and network traffic management (scalability and programmability). Automation is the key while we continue with legacy systems. Ciena leaders and R&D professionals are working with India’s largest telecom operators to make this dream realizable, and the journey has already begun, with many successes. We share our expertise from time to time with industry platforms such as India Mobile Congress. This year was a spectacular wrap, and our teams look forward to bringing new insights to you – everyday.
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