Detailed Course Outline
Day 1
Section 1 – DNA Spaces Solutions Overview
- Introduction – What is “DNA Spaces”?
- Resolution of physical-space blind spot to better understand behavior and location of people and things
- Operationalizing DNA Spaces
- Providing Data Analytics for Business Intelligence
- Operational Efficiency and productivity
- Improve customer experience
- Understand behavior and monetization
- Onboarding to provide customer acquisition and loyalty
- Enhance IT productivity
Section 2 – DNA Spaces Use Cases
- Example Use Cases by Vertical
- Retail
- Healthcare
- Carpeted Enterprises
- Education
- Hospitality
- Manufacturing
- Education
- “Back-to-Business” – Observations, recommendations and applications specific to safe Covid-19 reopening
Section 3 – ‘SEE – EXTEND-ACT’: Three-phased approach to extract maximum value from your Cisco wireless infrastructure.
- SEE-EXTEND-ACT
- Overview
- SEE what’s happening at your properties
- Behavior Metrics
- Right Now
- Camera metrics
- Open roaming
- Location Analytics
- Detect and Locate
- Impact Analysis
- EXTEND platform capabilities and drive business outcomes
- High-performance streaming API (Firehose)
- Partner Dashboard
- Native integration into enterprise software
- Apps Center for industry-specific solutions
- ACT on insights with digitization toolkits
- Internet of Things (IoT)
- Captive Portal
- Location Personas
- Engagements
- Asset Locator
- Proximity reporting
- Provide a half-hour review of the product via NterOne’s DNA Spaces cloud account
Section 4 – DNA Spaces Licensing
- License Models
- Procurement and Terms
Section 5 – DNA Spaces and Customer Data Compliance
- Protecting data at rest and in transit
- Data Security Law compliance
Days 2 and 3 Section 6 - Architecture Overview and Location Compute Models
- Supported Topologies
- On-premise Direct-Connect
- On-premise Cloud-enabled Connected Mobility Experience
- DNA Spaces Connector
- Meraki
- Compute Model – On-Premise
- Compute Model – Cloud
- Migrating from Connected Mobility Experience/Mobility Services Engine (CMX/MSE) to DNA Spaces
- Why Migrate to DNA Spaces?
- Migration Options – Overview
- Migration Option 1 – Keep AireOS WLC and PI on-premise
- Migration Option 2 – Keep only AireOS WLC on-premise
- Migration Option 3 – Keep only Prime on-premise
- Migration Option 4 – Full stack migration
- DNA Spaces – Ports, Protocols, and Data Flows
Section 7 – Getting started with DNA Spaces: Onboarding
- Account Creation
- Connecting to DNA Spaces and Network Onboarding
- Connecting to DNA Spaces – Introduction
- Cisco Wireless Connectors
- Meraki Connector
- Configuring Locations
- Location Hierarchy - Introduction
- Location Hierarchy Creation – Automated Map Import
- Location Hierarchy Creation – Manual Configuration
- Location Hierarchy Configuration Best Practices
- Labs 1-3 (See below)
Section 8 – Advanced Topics
- Open Roaming
- Problem Statement
- The Players
- On-Boarding
- Configuration
- Lab 4 (See below)
- Indoor Internet of Things (IoT)
- Indoor IoT Problem Statement
- Indoor IoT with DNA Spaces - Benefits
- Indoor IoT Components
- Indoor IoT Gateway Types
- Indoor IoT Control Flows
- Indoor IoT Configuration
- Configure Asset Management using IoT device
- Lab 5-8 (See below)
- DNA Spaces APIs and Firehose
- API configuration
- SLA and monitoring
- Firehose configuration (streaming data support)
- DNA Spaces App Center
- Review and evaluate Stanley Health Care App
- Extend location data into enterprise software platforms (optional)
- Review enterprise application (e.g., Salesforce, SAP connector)
- Partner Dashboard (optional)
Section 9 – DNA Spaces and Data Analytics
- Introduction to Data Analytics
- Data analytics review – mathematical, probability, and statistical functions
- Introduction to graphical functions and data structures to represent data
- Extracting data using DNA Spaces APIs
- Proposed use cases:
- Determining physical location density based on telemetry data
- Build and index people proximity in a given space using dynamic clustering
- Predicting when a space’s capacity limits will be reached telemetry data
- Calculation of dynamic proximity coefficient. Example: ‘x’ number of people crowded around a moving crane. Currently this is done using RFID tags with maximum distance of 15 meters within 3 meters of precision