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Martin Cassidy, Director, SP Wi-Fi Mobility Solutions Peter Curtin, Senior Solution Manager, SP Wi-Fi Mobility Solutions September 2015

What’s Next for Carrier Wi-Fi?

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What is Driving Wi-Fi Growth? VoWi-Fi & LTE

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Primary Use Cases •  Complete indoor voice

coverage for home and enterprise

•  International roaming •  Voice on non-SIM

devices (eg: Wi-Fi iPad)

What is Driving Wi-Fi Growth? VoWi-Fi

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Wi-Fi is now the primary access network

What is Driving Wi-Fi Growth? Device and Traffic Growth

Network resources and capacity are

maxing out

of fixed IP traffic will be Wi-Fi, exceeding wired by 21% by 20191

53% Denser Network Traffic

Greater Bandwidth

Consumption

of device connections will be used for machine-to-machine traffic by 20191

28%

of mobile traffic will be video by 20191 72%

Source: Cisco 2015 Visual Networking Index Mobile Forecast

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What is Driving Wi-Fi Growth? Internet of Everything

Connectivity abounds

Sensors

Smart lamp posts, and more

Cars Thermostats

Meters Health monitors

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Home

50%

Work

35%

Metro

11%

On the go

4%

Source: Cisco VNI, 2015

What is Driving Wi-Fi Growth? Data Consumption by Location in 2019

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Carrier Wi-Fi: Addressing the Future

@Home @Metro @Work

Network and User Insights

Community Wi-Fi

VoWi-Fi Services

Exchanges

Location Services

Wi-Fi Policy

Wi-Fi Control

Portal / Hotspot

AAA / Proxy

Voice Gateway

Packet / IMS Core

Packet Gateway

Dedicated Platform Managed / Cloud

Wi-Fi Access

SMB Residential Outdoor Indoor Industrial

Business Outcomes

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Market Trends Dedicated Platforms Managed/Cloud

ü  CAPEX to OPEX ü  Barriers to market entry

diminishing ü  Fastest growing channel

to enterprise and public vertical markets

ü  Consolidation of Access Networks (Community Wi-Fi & Fast Roaming)

ü  Ease of Service Deployment (e.g. Tail-f)

ü  Monetization is real

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Disruptors •  “Killer App” à VoWi-Fi is maturing •  Matching how (M)SPs do business à

Wi-Fi as a Service •  Differentiation from OTT à

Network Driven Analytics

Critical Architectural Changes •  Coverage and Capacity à Smart

Radio Management/ 802.11ac Wave 2 •  Frictionless Onboarding à

Hotspot 2.0 Migration •  Agile Service Delivery à

Virtualization/Orchestration

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Where Do Carriers Fit?

Sophisticated Buyers

High Scale & Performance

Total Control and Richest Set of Features

Lean Buyers

On-Premise Integration & Management

End to End (Complete) Solution

Preference for “Do-It-Yourself” Preference for “Out-of-the-Box”

Less IT Engagement & Attractive Pricing (CAPEX)

Focus on Monetization (Business Model and Value Added Services)

Universal Wi-Fi Wi-Fi as a Service

Managed Services

Growth, Protection, Incentives & Support

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Sophisticated Buyers

performance orchestration

experience

ease of use

Universal Wi-Fi for Sophisticated Buyers

802.11ac Wave 2 and New Carrier Class Wireless

Controllers

Delivery of improved visibility and advanced application management Flexible Licensing

Delivery of rapid onboarding, high accuracy, increased coverage and speed

Community Wi-Fi HS 2.0 Migration Virtualization/Orchestration

Delivery of simplified access

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Lean Buyers

cloud insights

self-management

monetization

Wi-Fi as a Service for Lean Buyers

Delivery of Cloud Managed Wi-Fi

Cisco Mobility IQ

Portal Customization Network Visibility

Ease of Installation Low CAPEX

Innovative Business Model Delivery

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Cisco Solution

ü  802.11ac Indoor/Outdoor APs ü  First Wave 2 AP

ü  VoWi-Fi Models ü  Untrusted, Trusted & Hybrid

ü  EoGRE Tunneling Protocols

ü  New AP & WLC Features Support New Use Cases ü  Air Time Entitlement ü  RF Optimization ü  Hyper Location ü  Subway/Train Fast Roaming ü  Portal Partners

ü  Single Digits ü  Global Reach ü  Virtualization ü  vWLC ü  CSR 1000v

Best User Experience Ready for Voice & Video

End-to-end Voice Quality

Flexible Service Deployments for Metro and Community Wi-Fi

Best RF Performance Mobile & IoT Use Cases

Simplified User Onboarding New Revenue Models

Software Driven Infrastructure on Standards-based Hardware

Dedicated Platforms Managed/Cloud

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How 802.11ac Wave 2 Works

Multi-User MIMO (MU-MIMO)

Wider RF Channels Four Spatial Streams

speed boost compared to Wave 1, thanks to: 80%

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Cisco Air Time Fairness (ATF) After

Air time is allocated per SSID, per realm, per client. There is now better control over how air time is shared.

Before Rate limiting can only specify a bit rate (throughput) limit.

There is no way to limit the duration that the bit rate will use.

Improved Predictability and Performance

Time-based

Automatic calculation

on availability

Ongoing recalculation

Bandwidth rate

unpredictable

Client-dependent fluctuation

Not time-based

Operators can provide Wi-Fi SLAs

SSID 2 30%

SSID 1 70%

SSID 2 48%

SSID 1 52%

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Cisco Hyperlocation After

Location is determined based on three calculations. Dramatic error reduction

Before Location is approximated based on a single calculation.

Prone to errors

Engage Guests and Improve their Experiences

High accuracy

Multi-technology calculation:

Angle of arrival, RSSI, Bluetooth low

energy

Improved calculation

Approximated based on

received signal strength

indication (RSSI) only

Range inferred Room-level accuracy

Accurate Indoor User Location Supports Contextual User Experience

Blue dot spotlight projected at the

user’s feet

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Cisco Fast Roaming After

Higher throughput and more reliable operation Before

High latency and unstable connections

Fast Roaming for Transportation

Optimized algorithms

Faster rate-

shifting

Simple checkbox

configuration

Longer handover

times

Continuous rate-

shifting instability

Marginal performance at vehicular

speeds

Wi-Fi Connectivity and Performance for Public Transportation Applications

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Outdoor Transport Retail Education

Corporate Health Hospitality Entertainment

Onboarding and Business Insights

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Mobility IQ Visual Network Knowledge

Managed Services Experience Business IQ

Marketing Experience User IQ

Network Operations Experience Network IQ

Data Sources Connectors ISV Third-Party Apps

Access On Premise

Mobility IQ on Cisco® Cloud Services

Universal Wi-Fi

Wi-Fi as a Service

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ü  Mobile usage is increasingly moving indoors ü  Carrier-grade Wi-Fi is ready to meet the demand ü  We want to partner with you to take advantage of this

opportunity

Key Takeaways

cisco.com/go/spwifi

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Cisco Universal Wi-Fi Performance and Innovation for Your Business

•  Over 20 million Wi-Fi APs deployed, 55%+ share •  Over 500 Service Providers using Cisco Wi-Fi

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