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Balancing

Self-Control and

Managed Cloud Services

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Agenda

Telindus Today

Cloud Service Overview

Managed Cloud Pro`s & Con`s

Self-Service Pro`s & Con`s

Finding the right balance

Telindus Managed & Self-Service

Cloud Infrastructure

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4

Telindus Telecom

A key player in Luxembourg

Telindus Luxembourg

ICT Integrator since 1979

Belgacom acquisition in 2006

PSF status since 2005

358 employees

Turnover 2013 : 77 M€

Telindus International

600+ specialists in Europe

in 5 countries (Be, Fr, Lu, NL, UK)

Belgacom Group & Tango

Incumbent Belgian B2B/B2C operator

6,4B€ Revenues in 2012

16.800 employees

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The Cloud Foundation

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600 km Managed Optical Fibre

Available in all large local business

areas

Ability to extend as per Customer

requirements

Very High Service Performance

POP in Frankfurt & Amsterdam

Interconnect to International

MPLS Network (Explore)

DWDM / ROADM Network

Secure Private MPLS IP Network

National Optical Backbone

Amsterdam Paris Brussels Frankfurt DC Bissen BCP Sungard DC Bettembourg

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BICS - International Presence

Connectivity Service

Point to Point or Private IP (MPLS)

Full list of POP`s :

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Data Centers (over 1.000 m2 Tier IV – Carriers neutral – Low PUE of 1,35)

Private rack in shared room or private cage (buy or lease servers)

Low to high density racks - Up to 40kW – Air or liquid cooled

DSO

Data Center Facilities

and Housing Services

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NOC and Remote Services

Type here level of Sensitivity : “Confidential"

24/7 Support & Monitoring

Located in Luxembourg

Pro-active customer notification

Languages

German

French

English

Luxembourgish

Expert, Certified and

Experienced Staff

Security Operations Center

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Data Center – Housing

Customer References

duodecad

www.duodecad.com

Customers in the online industry

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Telindus Telecom

Cloud Services

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U-CaaS

Communication-as-a-Service

Serving Enterprises

with a global solution

Telindus Telecom Datacenter & Connectivity Services

Telephony

Unified Messaging

Integration with back office Collaboration and

conferencing

Cloud Solutions

for Businesses

U-flex

Managed Infrastructure-as-a-Service

U-free

Desktop-as-a-Service

Unified communications and IP telephony on a flexible, secure and performing platform

Virtual workstations

Hosted messaging and cooperation tools

Hosting of business applications Mobility and teleworking

Virtualize your workstations and access your business applications no matter where you are

Investment-free ICT service with complete control over operational costs and a superior-quality service.

Servers, networks, storage on demand Monitoring, Backup and DR services 24/7 disaster management

U-cloud

Self-Service IaaS – Pay as you go

On-demand Cloud Service, build your virtual server park and scale as you grow

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Balancing Managed-

vs. Self-Service Cloud

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Benefits and Drawbacks of Self-Service.

Type here level of Sensitivity : “Confidential"

Self-service pros

Self-service cons

Speed:

• Self-service is faster than opening a ticket

• great ability especially if you’re in a time sensitive business

Special internal experience required:

• all parts of infrastructure, firewalls, switches, load balancing rules … • own networks, security rules, DMZs and all services

• compliance and security • ensuring HA and backups Procurement & Onboarding :

• procuring infrastructure for your business • serve new customers or workloads more quickly • deploy infrastructure by pushing a few buttons

Customer Care:

• much upkeep and stuff is necessary for infrastructure builds and

maintenance

• it may become detractive to your ability to innovate around your

company’s core values

Root access:

• as part of the deployment process you will get root access to the

servers, IP addresses and admin access etc…

Root access:

• can be a negative, because it is so operational • You may not want your staff to:

- have to install things on the servers themselves - connect to servers as root, only with limited access

Application requirements:

• configure VMs to match the needs of your application

• measure latency or higher level networking or load balancing rules

because of full access

Application requirements:

• Full access opens a door to mess things up

• Applications might not need much support, if the service provider is giving

good latency and set up

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Telindus, a market driven innovation model

Control

Service

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Infrastructure

Cloud Services

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Serving Enterprises

with a global solution

Telindus Telecom Datacenter & Connectivity Services

Cloud Infrastructure

for Businesses

U-flex

Managed Infrastructure-as-a-Service

Investment-free ICT service with complete control over

operational costs and a superior-quality service.

Servers, networks, storage on demand

Monitoring, Backup and DR services

24/7 disaster management

U-cloud

Self-Service Infrastructure-as-a-Service

On-demand Cloud Service, build your virtual

server park and scale as you grow

Self-Management

Resources à la carte

Pay-as-you-go or prepaid

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U-FLEX

Managed Infrastructure Services

CLOUD PROVIDER OF THE YEAR 2012 CLOUD PROVIDER OF THE YEAR 2011 ICT COMPANY OF THE YEAR 2010 CLOUD PROVIDER OF THE YEAR 2013 2012 BEST PRIVATE BUSINESS CASE 2011 BEST PRIVATE BUSINESS CASE

Stretched VMware Cluster over 2 DCs

(3+1 local redundancy + 2N remote)

10GbE redundant Network

NetApp Metrocluster

3 tier level for the Storage:

Performance, Capacity, Archive

Snapshoting, Disk & Tape Backup

Enterprise Managed Services

Flexibility and customisability

of design and services

High level of Outsourcing

Application and Database Management

Contract with strong SLA

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TELINDUS - U-Flex

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U-Flex – Managed Cloud Services

Customer testimonials

Nicolas Henckes, Managing Director:

“In choosing Telindus datacenter services, our company now enjoys a level of performance and services we could never

have had by investing piece-meal, without any visibility. This solution has given us greater peace of mind, both in terms

of financial investment enabling us to continue to expand, and in terms of manpower allowing us to concentrate on our

core business.”

Christophe Hucque, Chief Operations Officer :

“Telindus has perfectly understood and responded to our requirements …

The transition into the Cloud has been perfect and our IT colleagues of the bank were really impressed by the approach

we successfully managed to set up jointly.”

Sylvain Momin, Head of Country Technology Organization:

“Telindus has been able to take ‘the additional step forward’ in terms of innovation, and has not hesitated to go

beyond its prerogatives to make the project succeed and to generate an optimal result.”

Patrick Lommel, Financial & Administrative Director

“A major benefit of Telindus Telecom's global Cloud and connectivity solutions is that they provide all the

ICT services, including telephony, from their Cloud platform.”

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