Unified Capabilities (UC)

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1 Unified Capabilities (UC) Lisa Belt UC Portfolio Manager DISA 14 May

2 2 Unified Capabilities -- What Do We Mean? Unified Capabilities Consolidate Phone Switches Streamline IP Video Peer w/commercial VoIP Networks Enterprise Classified VVoIP Improve Warfighter C2 Improve Cyber C2 Efficiently Use Resources Rich presence so users can know if someone is available to communicate Simplify troubleshooting Take advantage of capabilities in new technology

3 Target State: Convergence via DISA IT Enterprise Enterprise Network Convergence DoD Unified Capabilities Voice Video Data Radio/ Wireless Interoperability Information Assurance Network Performance The Users / Mission Partners Robust, Leading diverse the and Migration resilient to protected Almost communications, Every Thing Over and IP (EoIP) computing Multi-vendor environment Environment, enabling Enabling Net-Centric Net-Centric Operations Operations 3

4 The UC Portfolio Service Description Features Video Presence Integrated Directory Co-Ringing Software Linkage Voice A IM/Chat Conferencing & Conf. Control Voic / Integration EVoIP Enterprise Voice over IP Traditional non-ip telephony features (e.g. hold, forward, transfer, speed dial) Global Video Service Chat DCO/DCS Enterprise IP Video including peer to peer and conferencing Text based Chat Instant Messaging File Sharing, Web Conferencing, Voice and Video Conferencing Customized video features Scheduled and ad hoc conferencing Extend video session without disruption to inprogress sessions Conduct multi-user text conferencing Finely tuned access controls Presence Web, video and voice conferencing Desktop and application Sharing Collaboration with non-dod personnel UCaaS Cloud UC Service offering providing full UC services Single interface for accessing and managing voice, video, , IM/Chat and Presence Single vendor or an integration of vendors through an integrated client Mobility UC Services via mobile phone devices and tablets Full UC features available. Cell telephony as well as ESC integrated, GVS video, DCS web conferencing services, and IM/Chat. Mobile Devices Voice & Video / Conferencing Bridges DEE/DEPS Enterprise and portal services Enterprise Exchange and SharePoint solutions. Provides document management and collaboration space, and and calendaring features 4

5 Voice Video IM/Chat Web C Portal UC Portfolio: Key Dependencies Gov Cloud Environment ($ -?) Which mission traffic can exist (safely) in this environment? File Sh. etc. Type and Volume of traffic/users/missions in each environment impacts the entire portfolio in the following areas: Life Cycle Planning Cost / Rates / POM Acquisition Strategies NETOPS integration How & When to best bundle PKI IDSS/ EDQS Sup. Infra. Voice Video IM/Chat Web C Portal DCS Chat DEE Data Firewall IDS DoD Private Cloud Environment ($$ -?) File Sh. GVS E-VoIP DCS UC Ent. Svcs. Netflow Which mission traffic requires this environment? EVoIP etc. App-Aware Firewall SBC Packet Capture GVS CDC DMZ DISA Infrastructure CDC CE MDM/MAS Mobility DCS Web Conf Flavors: COCO GOCO COGO GOGO Which missions/traffic must remain on net? ECVoIP MILCLOUD 5

6 Transition from Legacy to UC Current State Transformation Future Vision Enterprise Voice TDM/IP Voice Enterprise Voice with mobility and UC App Enterprise Video over IP Unified Messaging Enterprise Collaborative Network Space ISDN / IP Video & DCO Multi-vendor IM / Presence / Chat / Legacy Voice Mail Audio/Video Web Conferencing & DCO (conferencing, IM, whiteboarding, and application sharing) Enterprise Video (desktop and VTC) with mobility and integrated with DCO Integrated multivendor IM / Presence / Chat Integrated with voice mail Integrated Web conferencing Integrated Cloud-based UC for all environments (desktop, network, mobile, tactical, & social media Collaborative Network Space Internet Portal DEPS SKIWEB Future Portal Services 6

7 UC Objectives in JIE Inc 1 # Increment 1 Objectives Description What Europe needs to do to prepare 1 ECVoIP - Enterprise Classified VoIP (ECVoIP) initial service offerings are being piloted today. - Additional installation and configuration of ECVoIP infrastructure is inprogress in Europe. Order via DDOE (submitted 30 phones) Open required firewall ports and protocols (currently awaiting INOSC East action) Post pilot - Transition secure voice users (and any new) from agency VoSIP to ECVoIP Decommision VoSIP infrastructure (as able) 2 TDM to LSC conversion - DISA s Soft Switch (SS) IP backbone is in place today -- DoD agencies can migrate their VoIP systems connecting directly to the IP backbone, becoming stand alone Local Session Controllers. Work w/ DISA Europe to establish SIP trunks to the SS (Joint Effort, sched for Mar 14) Migrate TDM services to IP telephony hardware (LSCs) Decommission TDM infrastructure (as able) 3 Voice ISP implementation - Voice over Internet Service Provider (VISP) capability is in place today. - This greatly reduces the requirement for locally leased PRI trunks and establishes low rate per minute toll charges. Establish SIP trunk between VoIP system and SS (Joint Effort - See TDM to LSC). Complete DISA VISP questionnaire Place order via DDOE Reduce PRI leased trunks (as able) 4 EVoIP installation - Enterprise VoIP (EVoIP) initial offering is projected for piloting Q4FY14. - This establishes a single standardized source for DoD Voice Services and opens the door to a host of upcoming DoD Unified Capability services. As services become available, work w/ DISA Europe to transition pilot users from LSCs to ESCs (Joint Effort) 5 IP Video Teleconferencing (IP VTC) extension - All services of DVS-G being replaced by the DISN Global Video Services (GVS) provides large scale conferencing capabilities while leveraging existing management structures, processes and procedures. As services become available, work w/ DISA Europe to transition users off legacy DVS-G ISDN to GVS IP VTC 7

8 UC Governance UC Governance DoD CIO DoDI DoD Unified Capabilities Unified Capabilities Requirements (UCR) Unified Capabilities Master Plan (UC MP) UC Steering Group UC Industry Advisory Board Approved Products List UC Implementation Plans Joint Staff Implementation Guidance CJCSI D DISA Planning DISA Campaign Plan DISA GIG Convergence Master Plan DISN Technical Evolution Plan DoD Component Network Implementation UC Implementation Plans UC Network Cutover Plans This is a good news story Existing governance structure can be used / extended to cover additional DISA efforts.

9 Current State of UC Services UC services are offered at both the enterprise and local enclave level, though in general are not unified or integrated Some enclaves have implemented VoIP, most still use TDM telephony Supporting services, such as EDS, are being implemented but few services are fully utilizing their capabilities DISA-offered DCO and DVS-G are on tracking for evolution to next generation service/capabilities offerings E-VoIP migration is underway with ESCs being deployed by DISA and Army in CONUS and in Europe, building out the infrastructure for the IP voice network to replace TDM Mobility services are recently available and are being built out to support increased usage and additional UC mobile apps 9

10 Risks CC/S/As Can Help Address RISK Inability to synchronize DoD Component UC implementation schedules DoD Component installation sites not ready by scheduled implementation date ATO and ATC not achieved at each site on the schedule HOW MISSION PARTNERS CAN HELP MITIGATE Help prioritize locations for implementation Joint prioritization of geographic regions and sites based on number of switches and vendor product readiness Drive DoD Components to use and accept reciprocity for accreditation and certification of UC products DoD Component resources insufficient for implementing enterprise edge infrastructure Help DoD Components use existing network modernization and technology refreshment resources for implementing enterprise UC in FY 14/15 and influence POM FY 16 submissions and beyond for implementing UC Submit/support Component UFRs 10

11 UC Portfolio Take-Aways No one size fits all UC solution goal is interoperability Efficient, mission oriented migration from legacy to future technologies Services, Agencies, COCOMS at different readiness levels for consumption of UC capabilities and service offerings UC is more than Telephony Modernization Integrated solutions for full spectrum of communications capabilities is user 5/15/ :11 PM expectation Must eventually include interfaced/integrated solutions for all of DoD (SBU/S/TS/TS+), Coalition, Mission Partner (IC and beyond), Whole of Government communities Existing Governance Framework (standards definition, APL, Certification) can evolve to support other capabilities ISO JIE objectives Expansion of UC constructs necessary to achieve full benefits of converged IP environment & effectively deliver capabilities to the Enterprise 11

12 12 POC: DISA Unified Capability Portfolio Manager PHONE: DSN: Commercial: (301)