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Title: So, you want to be an ITSP


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So, you want to be an ITSP? Andriy Zhylenko
lta.zhilenko_at_portaone.comgt
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So, you want to be an ITSP?
  • Your business model
  • Choosing the right tools for the job
  • Plan the project properly

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What is your business plan?
  • Second Skype or Vonage?

Unlikely
  • Something better?

Possible!
  • Case study
  • Globe7 (www.globe7.com, a-la Skype company)
  • More than 25 million of downloaded and installed
    soft-phone clients

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Who are your customers?
  • Residential users
  • Small business (hosted IP PBX, IP Centrex)
  • Enterprise SIP trunking
  • Something new
  • Mobile phone users
  • Foreign DID re-allocation
  • Resorts, hotels and new residential developments

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Can you fight the big guys?
  • Be fast
  • Be flexible
  • Be always on the run
  • Real-time provisioning and charging, pre-paid
    balance control
  • Converged and customer-tailored services
  • Automation and customer self-care

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Your platform a basic view
A softswitch
Billing/provisioning
Unified communications
Bank and payment systems
Customers
Termination partners
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Choosing the right tools
  • Open-source platforms a panacea? a stone soup?
  • Building your own vs. buying do you have to
    make the choice?
  • Embrace the change (and a lot of it!)
  • Look very carefully at TCO

8
Capacity planning
  • What is 1 million of minutes in terms of your
    network?
  • What are your estimated traffic patterns?

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Capacity planning - continued
  • Average daily volume monthly volume / 30
  • Volume per hour daily volume / 10
  • Average length of call 5 minutes, average
    success rate 50
  • 1M min -gt 33,000 min/day -gt 3,333 min/hour -gt 12
    call attempts/minute -gt 30 concurrent calls

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Planning a VoIP project do your
homework
  • Who is the vendor?
  • What is their core expertise and focus?
  • How do they understand your business?
  • What is the development roadmap?
  • Can they support you (especially when something
    goes wrong)?

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Planning a VoIP project
  • Go for a test-drive do an evaluation
  • Learning curve you can optimize it, but you
    cannot skip it entirely. Training will help you a
    lot.
  • Plan properly for the testing and the pre-launch
    phase.

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Questions, comments?
My contacts are Andriy Zhylenko
lta.zhilenko_at_portaone.comgt
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