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This document discusses why organizations join ON.LAB, a community of vendors, network operators, and researchers working to advance software-defined networking (SDN) through open source tools and platforms. Key reasons for joining include: (1) keeping up with the latest SDN research innovations from universities, (2) bringing research into practice through open source development, and (3) demonstrating early-stage SDN ideas. Members gain expertise by collaborating with ON.LAB and contributing to its open source projects. Prominent companies like Google and Ciena endorse ON.LAB's work to further SDN adoption through prototyping and education.

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Community Community of vendors, network operators, researchers who want to bring the latest SDN research from Stanford, Berkeley, and other universities to practice via open source tools and platforms and thus realize the potential of SDN. o Vendor o Network Operator o Research Lab Organizations Users Contributors
Why Organizations Join Learn Collaborate Contribute Keep track of latest SDN research and innovations Bring the latest SDN research to practice Demonstrate early stage SDN ideas with ON.LAB o Learn about ideas and innovations from leading SDN researchers and developers o Get advise from ON.LAB experts on your SDN strategy o Co-develop open source SDN tools and platforms incorporating latest research o Co-develop demos of use cases using SDN tools and platforms multiplying your investment in ON.LAB o Develop and access ON.LAB tools and platforms before their public release o Nurture a talent pool for your organization coding with ON.LAB experts
Why Users Join Learn Collaborate Contribute o Learn SDN as the new paradigm of networking and how it is transforming the industry o Stay informed of the latest SDN innovations and their impact on Internet and Cloud o Demonstrate your innovative networking ideas using ON.LAB tools and platforms o Demonstrate SDN use cases using ON.LAB tools and platforms o Create SDN deployments using ON.LAB tools and platforms o Improve ON.LAB tools and platforms to make your day job easier o Help other organizations learn from your experience o Be recognized as a leader in SDN space
Why Contributors Join Learn Collaborate Contribute o Actively shape the biggest transformation in networking with ON.LAB o Advise new users and potential future co- workers o Get peer recognition within the ON.LAB ecosystem o Leverage your expertise to collaborate with ON.LAB on open source SDN tools and platforms o Work with ON.LAB community on road map of SDN tools and platforms o Keep abreast of latest SDN research and innovations from leading universities o Learn about latest SDN technologies and use cases
What Our Members Told Us Software Defined Networking is transforming the networking industry, delivering levels of performance, control, and availability that had not previously been possible. Google was one of the first organizations to champion Software- Defined Networking and one of the first to deploy it in a real production environment at large scale. Becoming an ON.LAB sponsor seemed a natural evolution of our past partnership with Clean Slate and ONRC programs at Stanford. ON.LAB turns advanced research into high-quality, scalable tools and platforms designed to move the SDN industry forward. Google is a strong supporter of open source communities along multiple fronts, including networking and SDN. Our collaboration with ON.Lab around network architecture, systems, and use cases are of tremendous mutual benefit. Amin Vahdat, Distinguished Engineer at Google SDN will be critical to help enterprises and service providers build simpler networks that, with the help of virtualization, are much easier and cheaper to control, and to make use of for improved revenue and business impact. The work ON.Lab is doing to empower vendors and users to better understand this new technology, and to develop working prototypes of SDN solutions to spur continuing innovation in the field, is crucial to driving this next evolution in networking." Chris Janz, vice president of market development, Ciena
What Our Members Told Us "Software-Defined Networking represents a new paradigm of networking. NEC has been a supporter of SDN research at Stanford since beginning and is a founding member of ON.Lab and ONRC. This collaboration has been a important factor in NEC's leadership of OpenFlow and SDN with award winning products and solutions. As SDN becomes main-stream over the next several years, NEC continues the collaboration and support for ON.Lab and its mission to develop, deploy and support advanced open source SDN tools and advanced platforms for the SDN field." Atsushi Iwata, Deputy General Manager, Knowledge Discovery Research Labs, NEC Corporation

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  • 2. Community Community of vendors, network operators, researchers who want to bring the latest SDN research from Stanford, Berkeley, and other universities to practice via open source tools and platforms and thus realize the potential of SDN. o Vendor o Network Operator o Research Lab Organizations Users Contributors
  • 3. Why Organizations Join Learn Collaborate Contribute Keep track of latest SDN research and innovations Bring the latest SDN research to practice Demonstrate early stage SDN ideas with ON.LAB o Learn about ideas and innovations from leading SDN researchers and developers o Get advise from ON.LAB experts on your SDN strategy o Co-develop open source SDN tools and platforms incorporating latest research o Co-develop demos of use cases using SDN tools and platforms multiplying your investment in ON.LAB o Develop and access ON.LAB tools and platforms before their public release o Nurture a talent pool for your organization coding with ON.LAB experts
  • 4. Why Users Join Learn Collaborate Contribute o Learn SDN as the new paradigm of networking and how it is transforming the industry o Stay informed of the latest SDN innovations and their impact on Internet and Cloud o Demonstrate your innovative networking ideas using ON.LAB tools and platforms o Demonstrate SDN use cases using ON.LAB tools and platforms o Create SDN deployments using ON.LAB tools and platforms o Improve ON.LAB tools and platforms to make your day job easier o Help other organizations learn from your experience o Be recognized as a leader in SDN space
  • 5. Why Contributors Join Learn Collaborate Contribute o Actively shape the biggest transformation in networking with ON.LAB o Advise new users and potential future co- workers o Get peer recognition within the ON.LAB ecosystem o Leverage your expertise to collaborate with ON.LAB on open source SDN tools and platforms o Work with ON.LAB community on road map of SDN tools and platforms o Keep abreast of latest SDN research and innovations from leading universities o Learn about latest SDN technologies and use cases
  • 6. What Our Members Told Us Software Defined Networking is transforming the networking industry, delivering levels of performance, control, and availability that had not previously been possible. Google was one of the first organizations to champion Software- Defined Networking and one of the first to deploy it in a real production environment at large scale. Becoming an ON.LAB sponsor seemed a natural evolution of our past partnership with Clean Slate and ONRC programs at Stanford. ON.LAB turns advanced research into high-quality, scalable tools and platforms designed to move the SDN industry forward. Google is a strong supporter of open source communities along multiple fronts, including networking and SDN. Our collaboration with ON.Lab around network architecture, systems, and use cases are of tremendous mutual benefit. Amin Vahdat, Distinguished Engineer at Google SDN will be critical to help enterprises and service providers build simpler networks that, with the help of virtualization, are much easier and cheaper to control, and to make use of for improved revenue and business impact. The work ON.Lab is doing to empower vendors and users to better understand this new technology, and to develop working prototypes of SDN solutions to spur continuing innovation in the field, is crucial to driving this next evolution in networking." Chris Janz, vice president of market development, Ciena
  • 7. What Our Members Told Us "Software-Defined Networking represents a new paradigm of networking. NEC has been a supporter of SDN research at Stanford since beginning and is a founding member of ON.Lab and ONRC. This collaboration has been a important factor in NEC's leadership of OpenFlow and SDN with award winning products and solutions. As SDN becomes main-stream over the next several years, NEC continues the collaboration and support for ON.Lab and its mission to develop, deploy and support advanced open source SDN tools and advanced platforms for the SDN field." Atsushi Iwata, Deputy General Manager, Knowledge Discovery Research Labs, NEC Corporation