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August 3-4, 2004 San Jose, CA www.voipdeveloper.com. Developing Hosted IP PBX Applications. VoIP Developer Conference August 4, 2004. Doug Bellinger CTO Atreus Systems [email protected]. Agenda. Business drivers for hosting Technical challenges Solutions. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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August 3-4, 2004San Jose, CA

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Developing Hosted IP PBX Applications

VoIP Developer ConferenceAugust 4, 2004

Doug BellingerCTO

Atreus [email protected]

August 3-4, 2004San Jose, CA

www.voipdeveloper.com

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Agenda

Business drivers for hosting Technical challenges Solutions

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www.voipdeveloper.comBundled Services Increase Revenue Example: A service provider can achieve a 73% increase in

revenue from an existing business customer

Revenue Per Customer (SMB)

Access Only Access

New Services: VoIPVirus Protection, Hosted Exchange, PC Back Up, etc.

Today Target

Mo

nth

ly R

ev

en

ue

$750

$1300

73%Increase

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Hosted IP PBX Service Promise

Single IP infrastructure supports multiple services Business bundles can include mail, messaging, fax,

access, security, etc. Advanced features with simpler interfaces Less capital intensive for customers More responsive and cheaper for

Moves/Adds/Changes/Deletions (MACD) Potential for “portable” service

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Technical Challenges Quality of Service

Availability, utilization Performance of OA&M Processes

Manual processes limit realization of MACD promise Complex failure scenarios / roll-backs

Consistency of end-user experience Security

Traffic not limited to LAN/WAN

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EAI Middleware

Managed Service

Deployment

UML Modeling

Tool

Business Process

Modeling Tool (XPDL,

BPML, BPEL)

Common Service

Models(SID)

XML (XPDL) Generator

Common User

Interfaces/

System Interfaces

J2EE / OSS-J Packaging/ Release

Management

Customer Self Care (WSDL)

Seamless Customer

Care

OA&M – Versioning, Lifecycle,

and Administrati

on

Rapid Service Introduction – Automated Fulfillment

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Pre-defined Services

Concept -> Quote -> CashDeployment Service Fulfillment Center

Service Activation

Service Definition Center

Modeling Tools

Service Packaging

Service Library

Adaptors

ServiceModels

ActivationProcesses

ResourceInventoryManager

ResourceInventoryManager

OrderManagement

OrderManagement

BillingSystemBilling

System

BuildingBlocks

BuildingBlocks

Adaptors

ServiceDeploymentApplication

ServiceDeploymentApplication

BusinessProcesses

Integrated Development, Deployment and Delivery Environment

Highly scalable activation system for new generation services

Graphical modeling environment to configure new services

An extensive library of ready-to-go services

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www.voipdeveloper.com A Single Service Model

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www.voipdeveloper.comSupports Sophisticated Customer

Care

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www.voipdeveloper.comDetailed Service Management

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www.voipdeveloper.com… and Consistent Customer Self-Care

Single-Sign On for End-Users

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The Result…

Complete End-to-End VoIP Provisioning CPE, Phones, Network Other Systems: Billing, LNP, E911, etc.

Beyond Voice - Flexible bundling Security: Virus Protection, Firewall, Remote

Access, AntiSpam Desktop Apps: PC BackUp, MS Exchange Access: Managed CPE, Internet Access

Improve Carrier’s Business Case 70% OPEX savings in Self-Care ($2M) Doubled Revenue (ARPU) with new services 50% reductions in New Service introduction

Break-even point (down to 5% take rate)

Increase Voice Adoption More than just Voice & Features

PROVISIONING API

Customer Portal CSR Portal Order Mgmt

ACTIVATION API

Application ServerNetwork Server Media ServerApplication ServerApplication ServerNetwork ServerNetwork Server Media ServerMedia Server

IP Centrex Voicemail Other Svc

Doug BellingerCTO

Atreus [email protected]