From 2006 to 2010, Jonny and Tim were part of a small engineering team that built New Zealands 3rd nationwide telecommunications network, laying multiple thousand …

IIn 2011 at NANOG52, a small Tier3 ISP AS19653 joined NANOG. Also in 2011, this small ISP read the paper - The Internet is Flat: Modeling the Transition from a T …

Open Compute Platform (OCP) has focused on disaggregation of functions within the Data Center and Telecom Infra Project (TIP) is looking at breaking up transport f …

Apache ARIA is an, open source, lightweight framework, which includes a library and CLI for implementing orchestration software using the TOSCA specification. ARIA is the core orchestration engine for …

Statistical learning techniques applied to network data provide a comprehensive view of traffic behavior that would not be possible using traditional descriptive statistics alone. Amie Elcan shares an application of the random forest classification method using network data queried from a big data platform and demonstrates how to interpret the model output and the value of the data insight.

In this presentation, Yachen will give some introduction about the consideration of China Mobiles future network transformation. NovoNet is a project and also a vision, which will enable china mobile …

A disruption in 140+ year old telecom industry is making networking cool again with SDN/NFV, 5G, IOT, and AI at the heart of network automation. This talk will focus on how Carriers, Enterprises and …

In this talk, we will share the experience of integrating and testing for the OPEN-O project. The OPEN-O community were able to integrate 40 upstream project source code repositories and have the firs …

Vodafone UKs new SIEM system relies on Apache Flume and Apache Kafka to ingest over 1 million events per second. Tristan Stevens discusses the architecture, deployment, and performance-tuning techniques that enable the system to perform at IoT-scale on modest hardware and at a very low cost.

The telecommunications industry's major network operators and vendors have not traditionally engaged with open source. Now, under pressure to transform their networks to support mobile devices and the demand for video, this is changing. William Snow tells the story of how Open Networking Laboratory has transformed the industry through open source and where the industry is headed using open source.

Dirk Jungnickel explains how Dubai-based telco leader du leverages big data to create smart cities and enable location-based data monetization, covering business objectives and outcomes and addressing technical and analytical challenges.

Life doesnt happen in batches. Being able to work with data from continuous events as data streams is a better fit to the way life happens, but doing so presents some challenges. Ellen Friedman examines the advantages and issues involved in working with streaming data, takes a look at emerging technologies for streaming, and describes best practices for this style of work.