‘It’s an NREN World’; so… what’s an NREN these days?
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4 June 2013 Prepared for Presentation at TNC2013 Maastricht, Netherlands H. David Lambert, President and CEO, Internet2
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‘It’s an NREN World’; so… what’s an NREN these days?
- 1. ‘It’s an NREN World’; so… what’s an NREN these days? 4 June 2013 Prepared for PresentaBon at TNC2013 Maastricht, Netherlands H. David Lambert, President and CEO, Internet2
- 2. specialized regional ISP— afraid to take risks and experiment— supply-‐side market player— contract broker— knowledge carrier— provider of shrink-‐wrapped soluDons— business-‐as-‐usual partner— neutral collaboraDon connecDon— disinterested community service— poliDcal tool— 4 June 2013 What an NREN (v2) is not—what it must become essen0al global pla4orm innova0on incubator demand-‐side market maker market aggregator knowledge mul0plier economic development engine transforma0on vehicle collabora0on enabler community developer poli0cal stabilizer
- 3. 4 June 2013 So what does the NREN (v2) look like?
- 4. • EssenDal to global representaDon and leadership • InnovaDon plaOorm encourages the development of new technologies • Transparent operaDons mean easier soluDons, avoidance of problems – SupporDng ‘end-‐to-‐end’ domain science and educaDon • CollaboraDve environment for solving common challenges, developing common soluDons 4 June 2013 EssenDal global pla4orm for R&E insDtuDons
- 5. • Facilitates development of advanced applicaDons supporDng global R&E – Distributed lab environments – Remote access to rare scienDfic instruments – Large-‐scale computaDon and data access – Medical and biological research – Teaching and learning • Delivers abundant bandwidth, seYng stage for next generaDon of innovaDon • Provides tesDng “playground” for new technologies that hold enormous value for current (and future) consDtuents 4 June 2013 InnovaDon incubator
- 6. Stanford 4 June 2013 Harvard University of Waterloo University of Brno Chinese Academy of Sciences Friedrich- Alexander- Universität IZT GmbH Innovation is born from research and education Eindhoven University of Technology
- 7. • Many companies have been created or re-‐invented through R&E community innovaDons • Students capitalize on network-‐rich plaOorm to create new technologies • In the U.S., this has created fast-‐growing economic impact • Now contributes over $8 trillion dollars annually to the global economy 4 June 2013 Market maker
- 8. 4 June 2013 Total 30-year U.S. federal investment to enable the precursors of the Internet is very small compared to the massively successful businesses it sparked." R&E networking ROI has been staggering" Earth Venus ARPAnet, CSNET & NSFnet < $250 million total investment Contribution of Internet to U.S. economy: $684 billion annually, 4.7% of all economic activity in 2010 (CNNMoney, 2012) Value of Internet to U.S. economy — Employment: $300 billion Payments: $444 billion and Time: $680 billion Total: $1424 billion annually (Harvard Business School/ Hamilton Consultants, 2009) 3963 mi 10,842,768 mi 22,573,248 mi (not to scale)
- 9. • Research and EducaDon is a large market but not large enough to gain leverage over suppliers. • R&E network aggregaDon enabled access to advanced services for lower cost, enabling R&E to benefit from the most advanced capabiliDes. • Efforts are now being launched to apply network aggregaDon success to services above the network. – Internet2 ‘Net+’ – Surfnet ‘SurfConnects’ – JANET ‘Brokerage’ 4 June 2013 Market aggregator
- 10. • NRENs don’t just enable access to knowledge, their services increase the pace of knowledge development. • Knowledge enables economic, social and cultural development. • Technology, networks and the explosion of knowledge spur development. – The Roman Road System. – 18th – 20th Centuries • Canals, railroads, telephone &telegraph – 20th & 21st centuries • The Internet 4 June 2013 Knowledge mulDplier
- 11. • Buying power: NREN uniquely posiDoned to bring advanced ICT service • Innova1on engine: Does not take shrink-‐ wrapped soluDons for granted • New market creator: Creates new markets • Market pull creator: Students exposed to high-‐end ICT demand the same aherward • Trusted party: As member of the family, can act in joint buying role 4 June 2013 Economic development engine
- 12. • Enables big changes across the spectrum • Empowers R&E responses to challenges in funding, pedagogy and online resources, technology, “consumerizaDon” • Refactors fundamental business operaDons and producDvity across enDre supply chain • Equips consDtuents to accomplish their missions to serve and transform global communiDes 4 June 2013 TransformaDonal vehicle
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- 14. • Provides key enabling technologies, like global video services • Provides broad range of parDcipatory opportuniDes, including training • Provides experDse to help solve technology challenges • Provides transparent, favorable environment for cooperaDon – IdenDty FederaDons like In-‐Common 4 June 2013 CollaboraDon enabler LOLA demo, Oct 2011 Photo courtesy Matthew Libera
- 15. • Provide connecDvity to saDsfy growing needs • Changes the way content, applicaDons, and services are delivered • Fosters regional and internaDonal anchor collaboraDon • UlDmately, transforms communiDes 4 June 2013 Community developer
- 16. • NRENs create collaboraDve relaDonships in the internaDonal R&E communiDes that transcend cultures and outlast poliDcal regimes • Open, reliable avenues of communicaDon foster a safe haven for poliDcal dialogue and intellectual freedom 4 June 2013 PoliDcal stabilizer
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- 18. ‘It’s an NREN World’ 4 June 2013 H. David Lambert, President and CEO, Internet2 Thank you! For more informaDon, please visit www.internet2.edu 4 June 2013