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Managed WiFi and Security for the Smart Home 2020 - 2025
A webinar in partnership with Minim, WISPA, Informa Tech, and Community Broadband Networks
DECEMBER 2019
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Agenda
1. Key Report Findings - Maravedis
2. BBWF Highlights - Informa Tech
3. WISPA Perspective - WISPA
4. Case Study - CBN Geneva
5. Vendor Spotlight - Minim
INTRODUCTION
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Key Report Findings
Speaker:
Adlane FellahSenior AnalystMaravedis [email protected]
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AgendaMARAVEDIS REPORT FINDINGS
§ Wi-Fi Enables The Connected Home§ Factors Affecting Home Wi-Fi Experience§ Security & IoT
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The ReportMARAVEDIS REPORT FINDINGS
§ Report 65 pages, published in November 2019§ Survey Took Place During Sept-Oct 2019, 218
responses§ 42% from service providers, 25% from network
vendors§ 37% responses from Technical R&D, 39% form C-
Level and Sales and Marketing§ Case studies for Comcast, Liberty Global, Bell
Canada, Orange, Talk Talk, KPU and XL Broadband
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MARAVEDIS REPORT FINDINGS
1-5 Devices 6-10 Devices 11-15 Devices + 15 Devices0.00%
5.00%
10.00%
15.00%
20.00%
25.00%
30.00%
35.00%
40.00%
Number of Connected Devices per Home by 2021
<10%
11-30%
31-50%
51-70%
over 70%
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MARAVEDIS REPORT FINDINGS
Wi-Fi slow speed Wi-Fi cannot connect Wi-Fi disconnects/notstable
Wi-Fi extender issues Forgot password Forgot SSID0
1
2
3
4
5
6
Please rank the main reasons your customers are calling for support? 1 being the most common
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MARAVEDIS REPORT FINDINGS
• What is the average cost of a truck roll?
• What is the average cost of a service call?
• What percentage of inbound support calls result in a truck roll?
• What percentage of inbound support calls are related to Wi-Fi?
31% 17%
$US134.76$US49.63
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Additional monthly servicefee (if so indicate how muchin your currency in the other
box)
No additional fee because itreduces churn
No additional fee because itimproves our Net Promoter
Score (NPS)
No additional fee because itreduces our OPEX
Other (please specify)0.00%5.00%
10.00%15.00%20.00%25.00%30.00%35.00%40.00%45.00%
How do you monetize your managed home Wi-Fi?
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MARAVEDIS REPORT FINDINGS
Answer Choices ResponsesProtect my network from New Threats 51.02%Protect my network from abuse and unnecessary traffic (D/DoS, Serving Malvertising, Serving Spam) 51.02%Protect my customers from New Threats 44.90%Give my customers tools for Parental Control 30.61%Protect my Customer’s Privacy 42.86%Protect my CPE from being compromised/hacked 38.78%Securing Consumer IoT devices 36.73%Other (please specify) 4.08%
Home Cyber Security
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MARAVEDIS REPORT FINDINGS
Home monitoring& security
Smart speakers Smart lighting Smartthermostats
Video &Entertainment
ConnectedAppliances
All the Above Don't Know0.00%
10.00%
20.00%
30.00%
40.00%
50.00%
60.00%
70.00%
80.00%
90.00%
100.00%
What future services do you envision for the connected smart home?
Now
by 2021
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ConclusionsMARAVEDIS REPORT FINDINGS
§ Poor Wi-Fi Performance is Expensive§ Diverse Operator Strategies§ Operator still defining their Security and IoT Strategies
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BBWF Highlights
Speaker:
Chris SilberbergConference DirectorInforma Tech
Trends in the Connected Home
3rd December 2019
Chris Silberberg, Producer BBWF, [email protected]
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Information Classification: General
Presentation title 15
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“The best forum for meeting With and hearing from service Providers from around the world.”Julie Kunstler, Principal Analyst, Ovum
“BBWF is year-over-year consolidating its position as one of the major events in the broadband panorama. The participation of delegates is increasing, the quality of the speakers and sessions as well as the quality of the exhibition.”Luis Filipe Alveirinho, CTO, Altice Portugal
“There is no better way to gain an insight into the continued evolution of Broadband internet than BBWF.”Martin Wessel, Head of Technology Evolution, Telecom Argentina
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The Home Network – More Management, Security & Devices
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Remember!• The customer doesn’t care whether it’s
Wi-Fi 6 or 5G, FTTp or FTTc – It is all ‘Internet’
• Service Providers need to cater to a growing eco-system of devices with a lack of standards and security
• SPPEEEEEDD – No longer the only Network metric that matters
• Operators need to deliver better overall QoS – How?• Adopt Data Driven proactive CX• Look at Managed Residential Services• Buildout Security as a Service• Home security market expected to be a
big growth area in near term
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Preparing for the next wave of OTT & Digital Lifestyle services
• Streaming Platforms – Aggregation & Partnership Key
• Gaming – need reduced latency & RT monitoring to provide QoS
• The age of digital ubiquity is here – so make your offering a change for good
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Thank youInforma.com
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13-15 October 2020, RAI, Amsterdam
Visit: www.tmt.knect365.com/bbwf
Follow: @BBWorldForum #BBWFJoin LinkedIn Group: Broadband World Forum
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WISPA Perspective
Speaker:
Mike WendyCommunications DirectorWISPA
2019
WISPs and Wi-Fi: A View from WISPA
Mike WendyDirector of Communications
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WISPA Story• Voice of the US fixed wireless industry• 800 members from entire WISP ecosystem• Lobby for industry in DC, the states, media• Active in standards-setting bodies• Hosts 2 annual conferences – WISPAPALOOZA
and WISPAMERICA
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Deployment Model• Each Access Point
Sector can support up to 238 Active Connections
• 30-50 Active Connections Typical
• Residential installation time ranges from 45-90 Minutes
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What is Fixed Wireless?
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WISP Story• 2000 WISPs in the US, Serving 6 million largely
rural customers• Less than 10 employees, serving 1,200 subs• Locally owned and operated• Self-financed, unsubsidized• Model built largely on unlicensed spectrum
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WISP Story• Rural residential focus, but growing urban footprint • Competitive pricing, with packages as low as $40
per month• Packages run from 3/1 and up to gigabit• Most common packages are 10/1, 25/3• Focus on right-sizing service packages• Bandwidth constraints determinative• But WISP customer no different than others
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WISP Story
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Key Growth Drivers• Consumer demand for
broadband connectivity and associated applications, especially video / streaming services• Home / farm automation,
security, the Internet of Things (IoT) and gaming are emerging growth drivers
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Case Study
Speaker:
Thomas MaggPresident Community Broadband Networks Geneva
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Background
Key facts about Community Broadband Networks Geneva
● Founded: 2019● Type: WISP● Coverage: Upstate NY region● Subscribers: 200+● Services: Internet, phone, TV
CBN Geneva is part of Community Broadband Networks America
CASE STUDY: CBN GENEVA
CASE STUDY: CBN GENEVA
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Managed WiFi: Key Goals
No hardware vendor lock-in
Improved customer experience
Reduced support costs
CASE STUDY: CBN GENEVACASE STUDY: CBN GENEVA
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Testing and Proof of Concept
1st solution deployed: Hardware manufacturer solution
● Locked-in to hardware vendor● 20-30% of deployments had to be supported with WiFi repeaters● Subscriber satisfaction decreased
2nd solution tested: Minim
● Ran with 5 customers ● No vendor lock-in● Easy to setup and smooth deployment overall● Subscriber satisfaction increased for 4 out of the 5 customers
CASE STUDY: CBN GENEVACASE STUDY: CBN GENEVA
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Landing on a Solution: Minim
CASE STUDY: CBN GENEVA
Key reasons for choosing Minim
✓ Router management: We can keep track of all routers in inventory & pinpoint when customer routers go offline.
✓ Bandwidth management: We can monitor bandwidth usage by customer & determine who might have issues.
✓ Network management: We can configure customer routers & change SSID/passwords.
✓ Hardware choice: We can mix and match hardware & not be locked-in to a single vendor.
✓ Cost reduction: We can identify & troubleshoot customer issues before they call for help, without deploying truck rolls.
CASE STUDY: CBN GENEVA
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Landing on a Solution: Minim
CASE STUDY: CBN GENEVA
Key reasons for choosing Minim
CASE STUDY: CBN GENEVA
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Landing on a Solution: Minim
CASE STUDY: CBN GENEVA
Key reasons for choosing Minim
CASE STUDY: CBN GENEVA
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Landing on a Solution: Minim
CASE STUDY: CBN GENEVA
Key reasons for choosing Minim
CASE STUDY: CBN GENEVA
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Vendor Spotlight
Speaker:
Andy PiggottSVP, Customer SuccessMinim
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VENDOR SPOTLIGHT: MINIM
ISPs are met with big obstacles
Home gateway variability ● ISPs typically have more than 4 generations of Customer Premise Equipment in homes ● Subscribers purchase their own routers, mesh nodes and extenders
Explosion of IoT devices ● ISPs don’t have the toolset to identify the IoT; can’t tell between smart TV vs. speaker● Thousands of devices & vendors + most lack built-in security, can’t be upgraded easily/ever
Finding the right solution● Existing security solutions are overly complex & daunting; no IT specialist at home● A successful solution must be simple & enjoyable; things must seem to “just work”● Devices that compete for bandwidth should work in harmony (e.g. IPTV)
VENDOR SPOTLIGHT: MINIM
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Managed WiFi must evolve
VENDOR SPOTLIGHT: MINIM
PAST: Basic remote device + firmware management
● TR-69 technology● Basic network troubleshooting
FUTURE: Smart home IoT management and security
● IoT security services ● Smart home services● Network healing● Mix-match CPE ● WiFi 6+
PRESENT: Basic WiFi management capabilities
● See devices on network; no fingerprinting
● Remotely manage router in interface
● Bundled extenders
VENDOR SPOTLIGHT: MINIM
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VENDOR SPOTLIGHT: MINIM
Minim, the curated WiFi and IoT security platform
Subscriber APIs Service Provider APIs
Minim Security
Minim IoT Fingerprinting
Unum SDK (agent)
Minim App
Minim Self Install
Minim Security Blanket
Minim Care Center
Minim Security Center
Minim Firmware Management
Minim Mesh
Minim Management
* Customizable and API-driven* Modular: choose what you need* Hardware agnostic* Best-in-class IoT fingerprinting
VENDOR SPOTLIGHT: MINIM
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VENDOR SPOTLIGHT: MINIM
MinimⓇ Care Portal
Give support reps vital visibility to efficiently troubleshoot top call issues:
✓ Complete visual inventory of connected devices ✓ Bandwidth usage and signal strength by device✓ Upload/download speeds - network, per device✓ Router settings management + remote reboot✓ Network health score to quickly highlight issues✓ Audit trail of all events, issues, configuration changes✓ Text subscriber their router SSID and password✓ Comprehensive security analysis + playbooks✓ AI-powered network improvement recommendations✓ Build this functionality in your UI with Minim APIs✓ AI-driven, real-time threat detection, including:
Ransomware, Trojan, Botnet, Worm, Spyware, Known Exploits, Network intrusion
VENDOR SPOTLIGHT: MINIM
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VENDOR SPOTLIGHT: MINIM
Minim IoT fingerprinting technologyProprietary technology uncovers friendly names, key attributes & behavior analysis for devices
Automatically populated attributes
Manufacturer Nest
Model Learning Thermostat
Generation 2nd
Friendly name Upstairs Thermostat
OS Linux
Category Thermostat
VENDOR SPOTLIGHT: MINIM
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VENDOR SPOTLIGHT: MINIM
MinimⓇ AppAndroid and iOS app with AI-driven router setup, self care,
parental controls, and security guidance* Brandable; fast-time to-market* Usable security
VENDOR SPOTLIGHT: MINIM
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“ I didn't have to go out and completely reinstall or build something… I could just simply add a router. And it's worked out very easily and simply.”
Bill Bauer, CEO & Founder, InterTECH
VENDOR SPOTLIGHT: MINIM
Customers and partners
“ Minim understands the unique challenges service providers face... Their tools are improving our interactions with customers and reducing truck rolls. ”
“ This cut down the number of customer support calls dramatically while also boosting my revenue.”
Tier 1-2 operators in associations NCTC, WISPA, and more
“ Trusted Home [allows] CSPs to provide seamless smart home security to customers along with easy automated assistance to solve connectivity problems.”
Tier 1 partner
Forbes Mercy, CEO, Washington Broadband
Stephen Barraclough, GM, Burlington Telecom
Andrew Bunten, SVP of Content Production at Irdeto
VENDOR SPOTLIGHT: MINIM
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