Bharat Broadband Network Limited (BBNL) NOFN A Game Changer

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1 Bharat Broadband Network Limited (BBNL) NOFN A Game Changer

2 Need, Vision Resources Technology Execution Project Management Operations Roadmap Impact Agenda

3 Role of Broadband in Nation Building India ranks 122 out of 192 nations in respect of fixed Broadband penetration (with only 1.1% penetration against global average of 9.1) (china 55, Malaysia 74, Korea 5)* India ranks 106 out of 192 nations in respect of mobile Broadband penetration (with only 4.9% penetration against global average of 22) (China 75, Malaysia 83, Korea 4)* India ranks 121 out of 157 nations in respect of ICT Development Index (China 78, Malaysia 59, Korea 1)^ India placed at 118 out of 192 countries in terms of UN e-governance Development Index based on 3 components namely online service, telecom infrastructure and human capacity * UN Broadband Commission report, ^ITU

4 Role of Broadband in Nation Building Broadband has the potential to touch and empower our lives both in urban and rural areas, More so in RURAL area where bulk of 70% people live Easy access to Broadband will lead to democratization of information Broadband will enable the delivery of services universally in key sectors of Health, Education, Commerce and Governance. It has been estimated that every 10% increase in broadband connectivity leads to 1.38% increase in Gross Domestic Product. Rapid growth of mobile sector has seen teledensity increase to more than 70% from barely 2% in However Broadband penetration is still lagging behind at 2%.

5 Inclusive Growth of Broadband Limited availability of Broadband connectivity has created a digital divide. Urgent need for inclusive growth through Broadband Need to touch the Bottom of pyramid: through resonance of Policy, Regulation and Government Action. Government investment needed to connect the unconnected. Create a National Broadband infrastructure or Digital Highway. Optic Fiber is the way forward to provide high speed and reliable Broadband. Resources should be pooled. Solution should be tailored to Indian conditions

6 INDIAN ADMINISTRATIVE SETUP Population Area 1.17 Billion 72% Rural Sq. Km States + UTs Districts 640 Blocks 6382 Village Panchayats Villages

7 Existing Fibre Reach/Coverage + 10,00,000 Km

8 BBNL Interconnection CENTRAL NOC OP1 OPn DISTRICT Existing Networks BLOCK BBNL Domain BBNL PoP PoI at Block GPs Access Domain BBNL PoP PoI at GP Access Provider s PoPs Interconnect Agreement between BBNL and User SPs To be arranged by User SPs Retail Customers 8

9 NOFN - Bridging The Gap Fill the gap upto the aggregation layer by creating the National Optical Fiber Network (NOFN) Existing fibers and core network to be leveraged by leasing from existing operators, so as to avoid duplication. No. of Village Councils to be covered 2,50,000 Incremental cable needed to be laid 5,00,000 Km GPON (Gigabit Passive Optical Network) technology to be used

10 NOFN Project to be carried out by Bharat Broadband Network Limited (BBNL), a Special Purpose Vehicle (SPV) of Government of India. Estimated cost of the project is Rs 20,000 Cr Govt. of India to fund the whole project through the Universal Service Obligation Fund (USOF). State Governments are expected to contribute by way of not levying any Right of Way charges IT and other infrastructure investment by other stakeholders Very ambitious NOFN Project implementation time.

11 NOFN Planning 1. BBNL to be a lean and flat organization. Therefore, Outsourcing model to be used extensively for both project execution and operations and maintenance. 2. Emphasis on management through technology. All operations to be carried through Centralized NMS. Project Management Tools to be extensively used. Primavera from Oracle selected for the purpose. 3. Survey work allocated to 3 PSUs BSNL, PGCIL and RAILTEL 4. Centralized tenders for OFC and GPON equipment while cable trenching and laying work allotted to 3 PSUs. 5. Similarly, MOUs signed with CDOT for NMS and NIC for GIS 11

12 NOFN Planning 1. GPON technology decided by Technical advisory committee 2. Only incremental fiber to be laid to minimize cost. Planning tool also to be used to plan and optimize the routes. 3. Survey to be the central activity in planning and execution. 4. TEC GRs to be followed as far as possible. 5. Pilot done to understand issues that will crop up 6. NOC planned to monitor and manage the whole network centrally 7. GIS planned to asset mapping and tracking centrally 12

13 Projected Roll out Plan 31/03/ ,000 GPs 31/03/ ,000 GPs 31/12/ ,000 GPs 13

14 NOFN PLAN for PHASE 1

15 BSNL Ph-I Roll Out Plan

16 BSNL Ph-I Roll Out Plan

17 PGCIL Ph-I Roll Out Plan

18 RAILTEL Ph-I Roll Out Plan

19 NOFN - Current Status Item By Status Free Right of Way Survey MoU between DoT, BBNL and States/ UTs. BSNL, Railtel & Powergrid All States/UTs signed except Tamil Nadu and Lakshadweep. Completed OF Cable BBNL Available for Phase-1 GPON equipment BBNL PO issued. Equipment type approval and validation done. Partial delivery started. Delivery speed slow DUCT 3 CPSUs Order placed for mostly phase-1. Deliveries delayed and slow Trenching & Duct laying 3 CPSUs 30,000 km of trenching and duct laying completed. 19

20 Technology - GPON

21 BBNL ODN Gram Panchayats Incremental OFC PoP (At Block Level) Existing OFC Splitters Joint Points Tapping is proposed at Joint point Gram Panchayats Existing Dark Fiber to be made available to NOFN by participating CPSUs by commercial arrangement to BBNL (Participating Companies are BSNL/ RAILTEL/ PGCIL) Incremental OFC

22 km Optical Fiber Cable (Existing / Proposed) routes for connecting Panchayats in Sidlaghatta Block-I P = Village Panchayat E = Exch = OLT = Splitter 1:2 = Splitter 1:4 1 F = OCLAN 2F 2 F 2 F 1.4 Km 1 F 3.3 Km 1 F 0.05 Km Melur Exch 0.15 Km Jangamakote Exch 1.65 Km

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27 NOFN NMS Architecture

28 NOFN NMS Services BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT MONITORING/ASS URANCE BILLING ENTERPRISE/ ERP SERVICE LAYER SERVICE PLANNING/ DEVELOPMENT PROVISIONING/ CONFIGURATION MANAGEMENT SERVICE PROBLEM RESOLUTION SERVICE QUALITY MANAGEMENT NETWORK/ RESOURCE LAYER NETWORK PLANNING/ DEVELOPMENT NETWORK/ CONFIGURATION PROVISIONING NETWORK INVENTORY MANAGEMENT NETWORK MAINTENANCE AND RESTORATION NETWORK DATA MANAGEMENT TAMS (ASSET MANAGEMENT) NETWORK ELELEMENT LAYER CNMS LEGACY MEDIATION CNMS STANDARD MEDIATION CNMS INTERFACES TOWARDS OEM /SERVICE- PROVIDER NMS/OSS

29 NOFN CNMS Introduction CNMS monitors and manages NOFN network/devices from a centralized location. CNMS supports multi- vendor multi technologies in NMS/EMS/OSS domain. CNMS supports the NMS features of different Network Elements of NOFN GPON ( OLT/ONT) and other technology Network Elements adapted by NOFN. CNMS supports fiber management of FDMS, Cable, Joint, Route and System configuration, Fibre Provisioning as per access/capacity requirements. Bandwidth Provisioning features. Using CNMS NOFN, the administrators can configure and provision the NOFN Network Elements (OLTs and ONTs or other technology NEs ) to address the service provider's bandwidth requirements.

30 NOFN CNMS Introduction Contd.. The fault management services ensures the network is quickly recovered following a failure. The performance management services pro-actively monitors the network for QoS and helps for network planning. Security management services ensure authentication/authorization needs. Accounting log management provides the comprehensive details on NOFN network management activities and administration. User friendly graphical management views, customer views, Graphical views per Service Provider.

31 NOFN CNMS Compliance Support for NOC and hierarchical deployment architecture. Compliance to standards: ITU-T, TMF, NGOSS, OSS/J, Generic communication platform. Generic mediation support (TMF /legacy mediation). Multi-platform solutions. Flexible database support. Multi-tier components based architecture. Multi-vendor support for all networks. Supports GIS MAPS, GRAPHICAL VIEWS, Fiber management.

32 NOFN CNMS Features Performance Management Features. Provisioning bandwidth management. CNMS Fault Management features. Advanced Fault Management features like: Root Cause Analysis, End-to-end alarm collections at the centralized location across all Service Providers NOCs/EMSs. Co-relation filtration & Alarm reports at corporate and regional levels. Trouble Ticketing & Messenger alerts system

33 Reports Customer Satisfaction Reports (SLA) Availability Report Error Report Compliance Reports Customized Reports Historical Reports Dashboards

34 NOFN Accounting Mgmt. & Alert System Accounting Management Log Management User activity views like NOFN bandwidth configuration User activity reports based on various filters Messenger Support for , SMS Integration with alerts, alarms, configuration notification

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36 BBNL GIS BUILDING Application for Viewing for each of the survey For BBNL/ Stake holder For Public Application for editing for each of the survey For BBNL/ Stake holder Tools/ applications for Data Capture/ Preparation/ QA & QC Dash Board application Mobile based application GIS as a service to be consumed by other applications Copyright 2012 C-DOT. All Rights Reserved.

37 NOFN GIS MAP

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39 Content Internet Cloud OFC Core Layer Applicatio ns Broadband Eco-system - NOFN An opportunity for all D I S T R I C T c All TSPs/ISPs (BSNL/TSPs/Rail tel/pgcil) BSNL & Pvt Telcos (Some ) & Railtel in NE B L O C K NOF N Mostly BSNL G P Fibre Fibre Fibr e FTTH Cable Op. Mobile Tower (3G/LTE- Consum er COA X Wireless Copyright 2012 C-DOT. All Rights Reserved. Consum er Enterprise/ Intitutional/ Individual GPO N ONT Consum er Device TV/DT/LT TV at Home Deskto p Laptop Tablet Smart Phone

40 NOFN Usage On NOFN, e health, e education, e governance & e commerce and other services will ride. Constraints - Availability of relevant applications and content, suitable customer end devices, costly bandwidth, challenges related to power availability, investment, literacy, skills and affordability Need to trigger Ecosystem that will open up new Rural markets and facilitate delivery of e-services to rural population

41 Triggering Eco System Create critical mass through G2C service delivery Enter Network anywhere, exit anywhere POI at Demand Point Bharat Broadband Network without Broadband service delivery Single window and reduced cost of Bandwidth Network Effect & Virtuous Cycle

42 NOFN and NOFN - Overlay NOFN Approved Build network from Block down to GP 100 Mbps connectivity at each GP All 100 Mbps available for use by all Backward aggregate to provide PoI at District Proposed Overlay Extend to connect government institutes at GP 100 Mbps connectivity at each GP 50 Mbps reserved for Government use 50 Mbps available for use by other service providers Community Wi-Fi within 300 meters of GP Bandwidth for Government services

43 50 Mbps reserved for Government 50 Mbps available for Private Industry Architecture Service Provider s Cloud Network Appliance Fiber (Beyond BBNL) Fiber (O/H) Fiber (BBNL Leased DHQ PoP 600 PoI at District Level OLT/Block PoP MPLS-TP Network (District to Block) Proposed Overlay Extension 10,000 PoI at Block Level OLT GPON Network (Block-GP) NOFN GP PoP 2,50,000 PoI at GP Level ONT ONT ONT Access Network at GP Proposed Overlay Extension GP Institutions

44 What It Entails Capex of about 4900 Cr and Opex of about 2500 Cr An anchor customer to help create this platform. Long-term commitment Involvement and collaboration of many stakeholders. Synergy between various programs, initiatives and plans 4/17/

45 What It Achieves Provide Broadband access to the community in all 2.5 Lakh GPs, fulfilling the objective of Broadband For All. Address the issue of affordability of Broadband Deliver e-panchayat and other e-governance services at Panchayat level Raise education quality by covering 2.5L schools Save on health care and show citizens how broadband helps improve their quality of life Provide cheaper bandwidth between District to Block through single window, single tariff, helping B2B and B2C initiatives in rural areas.

46 NOFN Road Ahead NOFN an important pillar of Digital India vision Tardy Progress a cause of concern Committee appointed to suggest road ahead Implementation strategy Technology options Usage Business models

47 NOFN Impact Citizens E-services, Democratization of information Sectoral Improved connectivity, Data Growth, Indigenous Technology Business Job creation, Industry Growth, GDP growth Societal Bridging the digital divide

48 Help Achieve Vision of Digital India 48

49 Thank You 49

50 Risk Analysis Risks Permissions/ ROW not available (may impact 5-10% cases) Monsoon (may delay digging work in some areas by 25%) Tenders may get delayed (add 25% to activity completion) Difficult terrain/areas adding delay to normal completion time Inventory mismatch Technical deviations/difficulties leading to delays Cost over run leading to delays/ non-execution Non-performance by vendors/contractors 50

51 Rural Market Some Facts Rural India housed 75 per cent of all new factories built in India in the last decade Factories in rural regions currently account for about 70 per cent of all new manufacturing jobs Spending in rural India during the period rose by US$ 69 billion to urban India s US$ 55 billion Global information and measurement company Nielsen estimates that the FMCG market in rural India will scale US$ 100 billion by 2025, from the current US$ 12 billion 42 million rural Households avail banking services as compared to 27 million urban HHs Rural India consumes about 46% of all soft drinks, 49% of all motorcycles and 59% of all cigarettes