SDN and NFV are an industry game-changer  that will  affect everything:  who invents, who builds, who installs. Who leads and who follows.  Martyn Warwick asked six of our SDN/NFV experts who they thought service providers should be partnering with.  As with our two previous SDN/NFV features, all the answers were different, but together they make a lot of sense.

see  What SDN & NFV REALLY mean

see SDN & NFV - What do Telcos REALLY want?

Featuring:

Rob Sherwood
CTO, Controller Technologies, Big Switch

Bethany Mayer
SVP & GM, Networking Business Unit, HP

Rene Torres
Director of Marketing, SDN, NFV, Intel Corporation

Rose Schooler,
Vice President, Intel Architecture Group and General Manager

Sean Varley
Strategic Marketing Manager, Intel

Michael Howard
Founder and Principal Analyst, Infonetics

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SDN and NFV are an industry game-changer  that will  affect everything:  who invents, who builds, who installs. Who leads and who follows.  Martyn Warwick asked six of our SDN/NFV experts who they thought service providers should be partnering with.  As with our two previous SDN/NFV features, all the answers were different, but together they make a lot of sense.

see  What SDN & NFV REALLY mean

see SDN & NFV - What do Telcos REALLY want?

Featuring:

Rob Sherwood
CTO, Controller Technologies, Big Switch

Bethany Mayer
SVP & GM, Networking Business Unit, HP

Rene Torres
Director of Marketing, SDN, NFV, Intel Corporation

Rose Schooler,
Vice President, Intel Architecture Group and General Manager

Sean Varley
Strategic Marketing Manager, Intel

Michael Howard
Founder and Principal Analyst, Infonetics

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For Rose, one of the big SDN/NFV gifts is scalability, at last, for telcos. The sort of scalability that has been tapped already in the data centre world with the development of cloud. But to introduce it she agrees that telcos are going to face substantial cultural challenges.

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Intel's John Woodget, global director for the telecoms sector, talks with Martyn Warwick about the renaissance of the network.  For the past five years the focus of the industry has been on the shiny device and its apps.  This year, says John, we're hearing much more about the network and its direction: concepts like Network Functions Virtualisation and Software Defined Networks are going to be where it's at.

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The growth of 4G LTE networks, driven by the explosive popularity of powerful mobile devices, is forcing service providers to offer new, compelling services in cost-effective ways. Learn how telecommunication companies can efficiently develop and deploy new services on cloud infrastructure – based on the latest computing and virtualization technologies – using carrier grade Oracle Netra servers based on Intel architecture. TIA NOW will discuss these innovative developments with two esteemed panelists from Intel and Oracle, broadcasting from the Intel Studio in Silicon Valley, California.

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