SWIFTNet Migration DE/AT

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SWIFTNet Migration DE/AT

• Claudia König
• Regional Account Manager

DIDUG, 12. - 14. May 2003

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SWIFTNet FIN Migration

• Overview
• Planning
• Ordering
• Summary

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FIN and SWIFTNet FIN main components
FIN CBT
M-CPE
FIN CBT
X.25
FW
FW
POP
Network Partner
SAP
FIN
SWIFTNet
FIN Bridge
X.25
IP
SWIFT Operating Centre
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SWIFTNet Migration Approach
SWIFTNet Migration All 7200 BICs
Country Window Approach /- 5000 BICs
Hand-holding Approach 200 locations

• Road shows
• Configurator for planning and budgeting
• Ordering via SWIFT.com
• Support national market infrastructure plans

Facilitated 150 locations
Complex 50 locations

• Criteria
• Largest accounts
• Target more than 100,000 Messages/day
• All qualifying BICs for single institution grouped

• Criteria
• Large accounts
• Target 40K-99K Messages/day
• All qualifying BICs for single connection grouped

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SWIFTNet FIN migration overview
2002
2003
2004

• Q4 2002 Early adopters
• December 2002 New FIN customersCut-over on
  SWIFTNet FIN
• 2003 - 2004 Main migration period
• 2Q 2003 Start MVIP Early Adopter Phase
• 4Q 2004 Penalty period
• End 2004 End of X.25 support

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SWIFTNet FIN migration status

• Worldwide Status until end of March 2003
• worldwide 159 BICs migrated during the 1st
  Quarter 2003
• peak day 119,312 messages
• a total of 911,046 messages were transferred over
  SWIFTNet FIN vs. 165,685,791 total FIN messages
• DE/AT Status until end of April 2003
• 6 out of 20 DE1 BICs switched live traffic
• 5 out of 9 AT1 BICs switched live traffic

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SIPN Access Multi-Vendor network connectivity
Access networks
Local loops
Customer premises
Backbone
M-CPE
Network Partner 1
CustomerA
SIPN Backbone Network
Network Partner 2
OPCs
One logical network at the VPN level
Backbone Access Points
Network Partner n
Modem/TA
CustomerB
SIPN
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SIPN Access Management responsibilities
Network Partner
SWIFT
Customer
SWIFT
M-CPE
Network Partner 1
CustomerA
SIPN Backbone Network
Network Partner 2
IPSec tunnels provide end-to-end protection
through the untrusted Network Partner IP
networks
OPCs
Backbone Access Points
Network Partner n
Modem/TA
CustomerB
SIPN
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SWIFTNet FIN Migration

• Overview
• Planning
• Ordering
• Summary

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Setting the Scene7 stage SWIFTNet migration
process for CMW Customers
Deliverable / Typical duration
Project initiation
1

• Project team and plan in place 2 weeks

Design, planning and approval
2

• Solution fully planned and approved 8-12 weeks

Ordering
3

• Clean order, accepted by COS 2-3 weeks

Provisioning and installation
4

• Products and services provisioned and installed
  14 weeks

Test (including stress test)
5

• Customer ready to migrate live FIN traffic 4
  weeks

Live and staged ramp up
6

• All FIN traffic migrated to SWIFTNet upto 12
  weeks

X. 25 decommissioning
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• Dismantling of X.25 infrastructure

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The SWIFTNet implementation timelines
Decide on your configuration
Order forms sent to SWIFT
SWIFT validates forms
1 w
Customer preparation h/w, s/w, Firewall, NAT and
staff training
Order creation (Telecom partner)
Managed
Line CPE delivery, CPE installation
3-4 w
2 w
Preparation and installation of SW
SWIFT systems provisioning
(Installation of service specific SW)
4 w
Customer preparation
3-4 w
Dial-up
SWIFT systems provisioning
2 w
Preparation and installation of SW
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5
10
Weeks
customer activation
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SWIFTNet FIN Migration

• Overview
• Planning
• Ordering
• Summary

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How to Order

• 1. The Order Flow for - Dial-up
  Connection - Managed Connection
• 2. Ordering Tools - e-Ordering SWIFTNet FIN
  Migration - Paper forms Other Services (
  special cases) - Ordering VPN Box (only for
  dial-up)
• 3. Service Bureaux Shared Connections

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SWIFTs Customer Order Flow Dial-up Connection
Customer
SWIFT
VPN Boxreseller
Network partner
Local telecom
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SWIFTs Customer Order Flow Managed Connection
Customer
SWIFT
Network Partner
Local telecom
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E-OrderingMigration Toolbox Overview
SWIFTNet Migration Toolbox
Configuration
Ordering
Support
Status
Knowledge base Case manager
SWIFTNet Migration Ordering Tool
Key Activity Manager
SWIFTNet Migration Configuration Tool
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E-Ordering How do I get access ?
Toolbox - Valid BIC - anybody within
your institution Ordering - Limited to one
user per institution
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E-Ordering SWIFTNet Migration Configuration Tool
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E-Ordering SWIFTNet Migration Ordering Tool
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Paper FormsHow do I get access to paper forms?

Ordering portal
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Ordering the VPN Box from TELINDUS
www.telindus.com/swift
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Service Bureaux shared connections
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SWIFTNet FIN MigrationNext steps
DE2 01.04.-29.04.03 ordering 19.08.-08.09.03
migration window 09.09.-08.12.03 move live
traffic to SWIFTNet 08.12.03 switch off x.25
connection Next steps customer to monitor
delivery and installation
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SWIFTNet FIN MigrationNext steps
DE3 01.10.-27.10.03 ordering 16.02.-05.03.04
migration window 06.03.-05.06.04 move live
traffic to SWIFTNet 04.06.04 switch off x.25
connection Next steps attend SWIFTNet training
sessions plan the migration
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SWIFTNet FIN MigrationNext steps
DE4 12.02.-11.03.04 ordering 01.07.-21.07.04
migration window 22.07.-19.10.04 move live
traffic to SWIFTNet 20.10.04 switch off x.25
connection Next steps stay informed and consider
additional SWIFTNet Services
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SWIFTNet FIN MigrationNext steps
AT2 05.01.-04.02.04 ordering 26.05.-30.06.04
migration window 01.07.-28.09.04 move live
traffic to SWIFTNet 29.09.04 switch off x.25
connection Next steps stay informed and consider
additional SWIFTNet services
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Monthly surcharges and penalties for remaining
X.25 connections
Monthly surcharge for remaining X.25 connections
Location Dial-up line Permanent line Western
Europe EUR 300 EUR 600
Penalty for remaining X.25 connections
on 1 October 2004 EUR 5,000 per
connection on 1 November 2004 EUR
10,000 per connection on 1 December
2004 EUR 20,000 per connection
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SWIFTNet FIN Migration

• Overview
• Planning
• Ordering
• Summary

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What to do?

• Check out for you migration dates

• If you are already in the migration process
  respect your deadlines

• If you are not already in the process start your
  preparations
• Create a project team
• Assign a project manager
• Clarify roles, responsibility and communication
  channels within your organisation
• Train key staff on SWIFTNet
• Decide on your configuration (SN Services,
  Throughput, Connectivity Packs, Security)

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Customer Tasks Get in Contact with Network
Partners
Local Contacts

• ATT - email swiftnet_at_emea.att.com
• Colt- email swiftnet_at_colt-telecom.com -
  Website www.colt.net/swift
• Equant- email swift_orders_at_equant.com -
  Website www.equant.com/swift
• Infonet- email swift_at_infonet.com - Website
  www.infonet.com/swift_ip_solutions

ATT Michael N. Weigel 49 69-15306-254 mweigel_at_e
mea.att.com Colt Gerhard Lange 49 69 56606 -
4860 Gerhard.Lange_at_colt.de Equant Christoph
Doerr 49 69 92901 515 Christoph.Doerr_at_equant.com
Infonet/Telekom Dr. Heinrich Rudolph 49 69
665315750 Heinrich.Rudolph_at_t-systems.com
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Customer TasksGet in Contact with SWIFT Service
Partners

• Provide the following services locally
• SWIFTAlliance implementations
• SWIFTNet migration assistance
• Connectivity implementations
• Regular upgrades of SWIFT interfaces and other
  SWIFT software products
• Addresses, Infos about their Service, Pricing
  Overview are available on swift.com

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Customer ViewWhere to find help

• www.swift.com
• On line customer services (OLCS) your first stop
  to find help
• SWIFTNet ordering portal
• Migration toolbox
• Network partner information
• Online support - Frequently Asked Questions
  (FAQs)
• Configurator tool for connectivity and budgeting
  information
• e-ordering tool including the KAM (key activity
  management tool)
• Order preparation checklist
• For any other questions Customer Services Centre

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Contacts in Germany

• Simone Weyhenmeyer069 - 7541 -
  2220Simone.Weyhenmeyer_at_swift.com
• Claudia König069 - 7541 - 2260Claudia.Koenig_at_swi
  ft.com

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Questions and answers