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1 21CN Migration process overview Dave D’Arcy & Jim Feenan BT Wholesale The dates and other information about BT's 21CN programme in this presentation are based on the best information currently available. As in any programme of this size and complexity, they may be subject to change

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21CN Migration process overview

Dave D’Arcy & Jim Feenan

BT Wholesale

The dates and other information about BT's 21CN programme in this presentation are based on the best information currently available. As in any programme of this size and complexity, they may be subject to change

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Introduction

• The purpose of this presentation is to explain the process of migration to 21CN:– Testing activities across the programme.

– What happens before, during and after each migration phase.

– Quality gate process and role of the Migration Control Centre (MCC).

– Migration into business as usual.

– Fallback and emergency & critical services.

• The intended audience is:– Communication providers (CPs) and resellers.

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What’s been done to date?

Consult21 - ensure industry is aware of the 21CN vision and BT’s progress towards it.

Proof of process - consultation, engagement, transparency.

Testing - lab tests.

- test calls.

- CPE compatibility tests.

Pre-migration work – infrastructure, products.

switched-on – the industry-wide, non-commercial campaign to communicate about the process of migration.

….and the migration has started!

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Pathfinder migration in south Wales

Pontypridd

Cowbridge

Wick

Llantwit MajorSt Athan

Bonvilston

Rhoose

Barry Sully

PencoedLlantrisant

Peterston-S-Ely

Cardiff

Culverhouse

DinasPowys

Porthcawl

Pentyrch

Tonyrefail

OgmoreValley

Pontycymmer

Maesteg

Aberkenfig

Bridgend

Southerndown

TreorchyFerndale

Kenfig Hill

NewtownLlantwit

Llanrumney

RoathLlandaff

Radyr

Taffs Well

Nelson

Porth

Tonypandy

Mountain Ash

Caerphilly

Treforest

Llanishen

Whitchurch

Hengoed

BargoedBedlinog

Ynysowen

Treharris

Abercynon

Ynysybwl

Senghenydd

Penarth

Llanedeyrn

end user migration boundary

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Customer migration is underway

• The first customer migrations began on 28th November 06 in Wick, near Cardiff.

• The principle of building up gradually, ensuring infrastructure and full testing at each stage, is supported by industry.

• Customers in Cardiff, Bridgend and the Pontypridd area will be the next to have their services transferred.

• By the end of 2007, around 350,000 lines in south Wales are expected to have been migrated to the new infrastructure.

• Migration will be underway in all regions of the UK during 2008.

• By the end of the decade 21CN migration will be substantially complete.

• Customer experience is key to success.

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The many facets of testing• Proof of Concept

• Vendors testing– Conformance Testing (CT), Multi-Vendor CT (MVCT) and

Network Integration Testing (NIT)

• Operational Support Systems (OSS) testing– Integration Verification & Validation Testing (IVV&T),

end-to-end OSS testing

• Infrastructure/network testing– NIT and First Office Application (FOA)

• Service testing– User & Live Acceptance Testing (UAT/LAT), Service FOA

(SFOA), Consult21 Conformance Testing Working Group, Experience Development Centre (EDC), CP test facility Swansea

• Transfer engineering (TE)

• Test tools and test automation

100,000s

10sTest complexity

Test numbers

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Lab Testing

• Network Integration Testing (NIT) and Verification and Validation (IVVT)– 600,000 tests (100,000) since November 2006.– 9,500 trouble reports cleared.– Test labs at Adastral and Swansea (BT) and Solihull, Guilford and Reading (vendors

with BT).– Test model equivalent to 20% UK inner core capacity.

• Customer Premise Equipment (CPE)– Hundreds of CPE tested in the LAB and Swansea CP test facility. – Industry invited to offer CPE for testing.– Results published in open forum to industry via Consult21 test database.

• Test management & automation– Central management of all test cases.– Audit trail of test configuration.– Database of test results.– Test planning and statistics on test execution.

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Infrastructure FOA

FOA Approach

Core

Core

Metro

Metro

MSAN

MSANData Centre

DC

Tx FOA

IP FOA

V MSAN FOA

BB MSAN FOA

Voice Service FOA1

Broadband Service FOA1

BRAS FOA

BRAS

CS FOA

CS

Core

Core

Metro

Metro

Transfer Engineering FOA1

OperationalTesting

Data services FOA1

BRAS Broadband Remote Access Server

MSAN Multi Service Access Node

FOA First Office Application

IP Internet Protocol

DC Data Centre

CS Call Server

Tx Transmission

V Voice

BB Broadband

Element Managers and OSS

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Activity schedule timeline example (Taken from Broadband) Scenario Activity Schedule - Fulfilment:

OSS – Integration & Initiation

Provide – Mixed Products

Provide – BT Trial End-Users

Home Movers – Incl. Sim. Provides

Modify

Cease

Migration

Management Information Systems

BTW End to End

Forced Failure

Billing

Customer Reporting

c 150 Plus Scenarios

Time

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PHASE 1Proof of Concept

Trials / Lab Testing

PHASE 2 Out of Service

Trials(FOA1)

PHASE 3In Service /

Live Trials(Pathfinder / FOA2)

• Proving the manual/automated methods for preparing the frame for TE.

• Producing quality procedures.

• Testing the synthetics used in modelling resources.

• Assessing the impacts on customer service.

• Progressively introducing the testing and trialling of Voice, Broadband and ISDN, migration methodologies.

• Use of business scenarios / test cases to provide end-to-end testing of migration.

TE trials and testing, three phased approach

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Timetable update: South Wales

Apr/May/June 07 July/Aug/Sept 07 Oct/Nov/Dec 07 Jan to June 08

Wick andBedlinog for

voice (non ISDN)

Migration of voice (non ISDN) on

next 12 exchanges

(58,000 lines)

Migration of voice (non ISDN) on

next 55 exchanges

(290,000 lines)

BroadbandMigration trial

in West Midlands

July to Dec 08

South Wales Industry review period

ISDN2 & 30Migrations

ISDN Trials

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Timetable update: Overall programme

First stage of migration for POTS

(South Wales)

2007/08* 2008/09* 2009/10* 2010/11* 2011/12*

National Migration Begins

(Broadband lines initially)

National Migration(Voice, Broadband and ISDN)

National migration

(voice, non

ISDN)

New enhanced testing capability available for industry service testing

ISDN 2and

ISDN 30(South Wales)

* Periods indicated are financial years, April to March.

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Our goal = seamless customer transfer to 21CN

Generic migration process

Transfer completion

Configure and verify

Prepare the network

On the night migration Monitor

Frames Cleansed

Data Audited

Frame preparation

From 36 to 12 weeks

prior

Connect to 21CN

Data Extracted

Transform

Load

Pre-transfer Testing

From 12 weeks prior

Cutover to 21CN

Data Activation

Call Re Routing to

21CN

On the night

Post transfer tests &

monitoring

Up to 7 days after

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21CN – Principles of end user migration• Smooth switchover planned

– Designed & scheduled in consultation with industry.

– Every effort made to minimise end user disruption.

• Acting responsibly

– Migration control centre will manage transfer process.

– Special measures for emergency and critical services.

– Established incident procedures come into play for unforeseen circumstances.

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Migration Command and Control structure

End Customers

Communication ProvidersEnd Customer Contact Centre

(Communications Working Group) BTW Service Centres

Migration Control Centre Network Management

CentreCore Business Functions:• Pre-Migration Management• Migration Management• Schedule Change Management• Fault Management• Fallback Management

• Alarm Monitoring

• 2nd / 3rd line fault support

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21CN migration process summary

• Migration Timetable

• The preparation of the network

• Testing

• Configure and verify

• On the night migration via the MCC to deliver and execute

• Monitoring

• Transfer completion

• Customer experience at the forefront of all we do

• Engagement, open and transparent

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17 http://21cntestingdb.bt.com/

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WEBCALLS Update

18 April Product retirements

24 April 21CN overview

2 May Migration process

22 May CPE compatibility testing programme

31 May Switched-on communications campaign

27 Sept Migration portal overview

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SOURCES OF FURTHER INFORMATION

• Information and support for communication providers on the 21CN programme:

http://www.btwholesale.com/consult21

• The independent public information website covering the process of migration:

http://www.switchedonuk.org

• For general information about BT’s 21CN programme go to:

http://www.btplc.com/21CN/

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