NEON Communications Overview
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NEON Communications Overview
Russ Schomber
Vice President, Engineering
2200 West Park Drive
Westborough, MA 01581
508-616-7800
www.neoninc.com
August 2, 2006
Who is NEON?
NEON, a wholly owned subsidiary of
Globix, is the premier regional
service provider of advanced optical
networking solutions and services
for our customers in the Northeast
and mid-Atlantic markets.
1989 - NEON Communications incorporated
1994-1997-
Obtained RoW to install network
throughout New England
1998 - NEON IPO – publicly
1980’s 1980’s 1990’s
1990’s traded on NASDAQ
2002 - NEON EBITDA positive &
emerged from Chap 11
2003 - NEON acquired Columbia TransCom
2005 - NEON became wholly-owned
subsidiary of Globix
NEON well positioned for future growth
2006 – Globix sold off its Hosting Dv
2000’s
assets to focus on NEON
NEON Milestones
Where is NEON?
Headquartered in
Westborough MA
Why Customers Buy from NEON
Service/Support
• We have superior customer service
• We are easy to do business with
• We turn up services quickly and on time
• Our solution selling approach focuses on the
customer’s needs
Technical Expertise
• We provide custom networks and solutions that our
customer’s view as extensions of their own network
• We are the best in the industry at delivering complex
network solutions
Why Customers Buy from NEON
Price
• We offer cost effective solutions
Reach
• Deep penetration of COs
• Tier II and Tier III market presence
• Enables bypass of local ILEC
• We connect with all major carriers
• We leverage unique RoW to enable route diversity
NEON’s Network Control Center
• Redundancy • Monitor power; HVAC;
• State-of-the-art facility ingress and egress of
POPS
• 398 network elements
monitored 24/7 • Five 9’s of reliability
Network Overview
• NZ-DSF and SM Fiber Cable
Fiber Optic • Enhanced Bandwidth Capacity Fiber in Metro
Facilities • Built Primarily Over Electric Utility Company ROWs
• Augmented by Select Routes with Leased Fiber
Long-Haul • 24+ Waves @ 10 Gbps Present Optical Layer
Optical • Future Migration Path > 1.6 Tbps per Fiber Pair
Backbone • OC-192 4-Fiber BLSR Deployed on Optical Backbone
Regional • SONET & Optical Collector Rings to Aggregate Traffic
Access • Extensive Fiber Coverage in Secondary and Tertiary Markets
• Fiber Deployed in Metro Markets
Metro
• Metro-Optical & SONET Carrier POP Access Rings form Present
Environment On-Ramps for Regional / Long-Haul Network
• 8% of owned fiber is in use (with typical fiber count of 96-144)
Capacity • 46% of leased fiber is lit (with typical fiber count of 4-12 strands)
• 30-60 days to light incremental fiber strands
• 4 of Tier 1 cities
Colocation • 11 of Tier 2 cities
• Approximately 92,737 sq. ft. of space
• Physically diverse network routes
Redundancy • Optically protected network
Unique Right-of-Way Agreements
• Electric Utility ROWs
– Route diversity enhancing reliability and improving
penetration (competitive networks are primarily built
along rail/highway ROWs and are vulnerable to
common disruptions)
– Tier 1 as well as Tier 2 and Tier 3 market coverage
under ROWs enabling NEON to gain in building access
(something competitors must negotiate and pay
landlords for)
• Long-term
– 20-30 years
– Separate from utility equity commitments
• Strong benefits in implementation of
network extensions
– Ubiquitous coverage
– Single approval process
– Less costly (conduits, manholes, poles exist today)
Who Buys from NEON?
• Incumbent/Local Exchange Carriers &
Independent Telcos
• Facilities-Based Interexchange Carriers
• Wireless Carriers
• Competitive Local Exchange Carriers
• Internet Service Providers
• International Telecommunications Providers
• Enterprise Customers
• Video Transport Providers
Description of NEON Core Services
• NEON offers SONET services from DS-3
SONET - OC-192
Private Line
• Available at 2.5 Gbps & 10 Gbps. Can be
Wavelength configured as either a protected or
unprotected wavelengths.
• Dedicated point-to-point connectivity at
Ethernet Fast Ethernet ( 50 or 100 Mbps) as well as
Private Line
Gigabit Ethernet (600 or 1000 Mbps).
• Colocation services in 22 facilities.
Colocation
Facilities offer state-of- the-art secure
carrier class conditioned and power
ready space, racks, and cabinets.
Description of NEON Enhanced Services
• Provides an OC-48 or OC-12 virtual SONET
ring connecting a predetermined set of
SONET Virtual locations. Provisioned over multiple,
Private Network
shared SONET rings, the service is fully
protected with SONET reliability.
• Backup services to supplement
Network Control customer Network Operations Center
Center activities needed for disaster recovery.
• NEON can design, build, and manage a
Custom Private private network on behalf of a
Optical Networks customer. Can be either at the SONET
or DWDM layer.
Extensive Customer Base
Illustrative solutions NEON has
provided to customers
• Enterprise customer needed a private
network solution
• Enterprise customer wanted to connect to
multiple long distance carriers and ISPs
• Major wireless carrier needed a resilient
network to connect their switch sites
• CLEC needed to interconnect metro rings
quickly, securely, and inexpensively
• ISP needed to access enterprise
customers
• Ethernet DLEC needed to cost effectively
interconnect routers
2007 Strategic Initiatives
Continue to expand
to new markets
New
Markets
Enhance
existing
New service set
Segments Introduce new
services
New segments
New capabilities
New
Products
Evolve to continue to meet the needs of our customers &
prospects while remaining true to our mission statement
NEON Communications
thanks you!
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