Government Agency Dedicated Fibre Private Network

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Government Agency Dedicated Fibre Private
Network Information Exchange

• The Broadband Provider

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Me
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Agenda

• Introductions
• Business Drivers
• Development Requirements
• Technology Developments
• Benefits
• Operational Model

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Agenda (Cont)

• Key Messages
• Questions

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OSI 7 Layer Model
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The Title

• Government Agency
• Dedicated Fibre
• Private Network
• Information Exchange
• NB Hypothetical Proposal Involving Real Names
  Follows

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CityLink

• Metropolitan Ethernet Service Provider
• Lease Dedicated Fibre
• Operate PublicLAN
• Operate Wellington Internet Exchange (WIX)
• Governments Broadband Carrier in the Wellington
  CBD

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PublicLAN
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Business Drivers

• Greater demand for collaboration
• Simplification of interconnection
• Increased bandwidth capacity required

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Development Requirements

• Options
• Standards Based
• Scalable
• Future Proof
• Simple/Familiar

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Technology Developments

• Technology matures
• Dedicated Fibre
• VPN/Encryption
• Adoption of TCP/IP
• Increased experience

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Next Step
PublicLAN Broadband Service
GovtAgency
eGovt onlineportal
other users
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Benefits

• Dedicated Fibre
• Government Agency
• Parliamentary Complex
• e-Government
• New Zealand

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Dark Fibre Benefits

• Available
• Cost effective
• Simple
• Robust
• Confidential, Integral, Available
• Future proof
• Familiar

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Government Agency Benefits

• No vendor capture
• Choices
• Simple Reliable
• Access both a Private Public Network
• Broadband access to Parliament
• Potential cost reduction

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Parliamentary Complex Benefits

• Standard connection technique
• Multi-path, multi-carrier
• NEOC operating gt readiness
• Low cost
• Support communication during emergency

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e-Government Benefits

• Encourages standardisation at lowest, least
  intrusive and prescriptive level
• Broadband at zero usage cost
• Government IX (Information Exchange) will provide
  forum for exchange
• Research opportunities and rapid deployment

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New Zealand Benefits

• Reduce communication costs
• Improve collaboration capability of agencies
• World-leadership position in Government
  connectivity
• Trusted entities can connect
• Research and study opportunities

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Operational Model

• Policy Management
• Technical Operation
• Information Security
• Physical Security
• Property Management

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Key Messages

• Agency has choices
• Minimally prescriptive
• Support existing and future needs
• No vendor/carrier capture
• Benefits to
• Agency
• Parliament
• e-Government
• New Zealand

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Questionshttp//Hamish.CityLink.co.nz/GOVIS/
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Objectives

• Examine requirements for broadband
  interconnection of autonomous entities
• Examine the developments that make such a network
  feasible
• Consider the benefits of such a network

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Proposal
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Dedicated Fibre

• Optical fibre dedicated to a single customers
  use. It presents the customer with the challenge
  and opportunity to use the optical fibre in any
  way they wish without reference to the supplier.