creating the appropriate broadband infrastructure

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• creating the appropriate broadband infrastructure
• e-Skills summit Copenhagen,16-18th of Oct 2002

joel jouanin broadband rich media solutions
marketing manager, EMEA Hewlett Packard
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Drivers towards Digital Rich Media
advances instorage
bandwidthavailability
growth ofe-commerce
channelproliferation
rich media
targeted advertising
pc processingpower
stickywebsites
compressiontechnology
digitaltelevision
digitalcameras
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Creating the appropriate broadband infrastructure
to bring rich media content from production to
consumption points
enabling network service providers to handle
rich media content, from acquisition, hosting and
management, distribution and delivery, access and
broadband enabled appliances
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Broadband Rich Media Value Add Services going
beyond FAST internet access

• Consumer Services
• Connectivity
• ADSL
• FTTH
• Wireless Local Loop
• Mobile 2.5/3G
• Entertainment
• VOD
• interactive TV
• News
• Live Events
• Gaming
• Distance Learning
• e-education
• informational
• Rich Media Portal
• collaboration
• multimedia share

• Enterprise Services
• Connectivity
• B/W on demand
• Quality of Service
• Instant B/W
• CDN Services (Content Distribution)
• Streaming Services
• Corporate Communications (B2E)
• Video Conferencing
• Corporate Webcasting
• Live Events
• Distance Learning
• learning management system
• virtual classroom
• Messaging Collaboration
• Multimedia Messaging
• Multimedia Collaboration

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Creating a broadband infrastructure to enable
rich media interactive services
edge
hosting Center
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repurposing content is required before delivering
over IP network and Internet

• hp interactive content factory helps operators
  and media to
• manage the content rights
• post produce content for multiple delivery
  channels (Web, Mobile, TV, iTV) in a single
  workflow

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A content distribution and delivery network is
required to cope with Internet deficiencies and
save bandwidth requirements
to proactively distribute content to destination
servers and to track and report content usage and
performance
London Data Center
POP in France
Traffic Server
Content Usage Manager
Traffic Server
Content Distributor
Traffic Server
Traffic Server
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A Network Operation Center is required to ensure
an overall quality of service
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Thank You !