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Karl Whitelock – Director Global OSS BSS Strategy
Stratecast | Frost & Sullivan
Analyst Briefing Presentation
July 24, 2013
Market Drivers and New Business Models
The Impact on Business Operations – What is Really Going On?
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Today’s Presenter
One of the original founders of Stratecast focused on the business strategies of the communications industry, Mr. Whitelock established the OSS/BSS Competitive Strategies practice.
He has authored over 175 publications concerning problems relative to the OSS/BSS marketplace. He presently covers the BSS functions including mediation, rating & charging, core billing, policy management, interconnect & settlements, content partner management, and subscriber data management.
Director Global OSS BSS StrategyStratecast | Frost & Sullivan
Director Global OSS BSS StrategyStratecast | Frost & Sullivan
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Agenda
Where Are We Today?
Game Changing Realities• Business and Operations Impacts
Conclusion
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What Customers Really Want CSPs to Get Right for Them
Consumers, Small Business and EnterpriseConsumers, Small Business and Enterprise
But do customers really know what they need? Did anyone want touch screen technology before it was available?
But do customers really know what they need? Did anyone want touch screen technology before it was available?
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But Something Weird is Happening
Source: CognizantSource: Cognizant
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The World Around Us is Changing Dramatically
?What Industry Will Be Next?
Source: Graphics from CognizantSource: Graphics from Cognizant
Many companies are only configured to address the business challenges of the past, even those of just five years ago …
If companies stop evolving, customers will stop coming.
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Communications Industry – Business Model of Yesterday
Our ConnectedWorld
Fixed-Line
MobileIP Voice
MMS / SMS 2.5G Data (GPRS/EDGE)
3 G Data (UMTS) 3.5G Data (HSPA)
4G Data (LTE)
Mobile
Routers Switches
Databases
IP
Voice Broadband DSL
Cable
Fixed-Line
Network TechnologySource: TM Forum TAM, TMF GB929
Fulfillment Assurance Billing
Customer Management
Service Management
Resource Management
Supplier/Partner Management
Enterprise Management
Product Management
Market/Sales Management
OSS / BSS
• Consumers• Small Medium Business
• Enterprise
Focus on Technology:•Fixed-line Voice
•Mobile•Broadband Data
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Today’s New Business Reality
Our ConnectedWorld
Market ChangesAnd
Business Drivers
A New Business Landscape
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Agenda
Where Are We Today?
Game Changing Realities• Business and Operations Impacts
Conclusion
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Key Business Drivers for the Communications Marketplace Today (1 of 2)
Enterprise Solutions
• Mobility Into Existing Services
• Personalized Access
RetailHealthcare UtilitiesTransport Logistics Education
3rd Party Applications
•Retailing•Gaming & Entertainment•Business Enablement•Books & Education•Sports & Finance
Regulatory Change
•Bill Shock (Roaming)•National Broadband Networks•Lawful Data Retention (EUDR)•Corporate Compliance (SOX)
Multi-Industry Convergence
• Multi-Service• Multi-Technology• Multi-Partner• New Business Models
CSP Industry Maturation
Technology Infrastructure
• IP expansion from network core access plane (fixed and mobile)
• Cloud Convergence (IaaS, PaaS)• LTE, HSPA, SDP, IMS, SOA, ITIL. …
+IP
PSTN
Mobile
User Device Evolution
Consumer Electronics+
Telecommunications
• Multi-function & Multi-purpose
• Portable and Individualized
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Key Business Drivers for the Communications Marketplace Today (2 of 2)
Mobile Security
• BYOD• User Access (Email, Social)• Data Usage (Time, Location)• Encryption and Backup
NFC and mCommerce
• Transaction Accountability• Security and Governance• Customer Acceptance• Banking Regulatory
Real-Time Analytics
• Usage Analysis for Personal Pricing Offers
• Customer Behavior Analysis• Resource Planning
New Business Models
• B2B and B2C Together• Monetize Cloud Services• Mobility in Everything• Cross-Industry 2.0
Machine-to-Machine
• Customer Solutions• Multi-Layer M2M Services• “Everything as a Service”
HealthcareTransport Logistics
Insurance Low TechRetail
Cloud Services
• E2E Customer Solutions• Business Virtualization• SaaS, PaaS, IaaS• Data Storage
Social Networking
• Virtual Presence• Small Office / Home Office• Consumer / Business Circles• Online Substitution
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Game Changers for the Communications Industry
1. Smartphones and Tablets
2. Fast Mobile Networks (4G LTE)
3. Social Networking
4. Healthcare Industry Adoption of Smartphones
5. Cross Industry Interaction
6. Business Solutions with M2M
7. Mobile Retail and Customer Payments
8. Multi-Sided Business Models: B2B2…2C
9. Mobility Services Within Other Industries
10.Augmented Reality
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37.4347.79
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7.375.21
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1.190.27
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Q4 2007
Game Changer #1 – User Device Evolution , an Improved Experience
January 9, 2007January 9, 2007
June 29, 2007June 29, 2007
Announced:Announced:
First Available:First Available:
iPhoneiPhone356 million sold to date!!
(Mar 2013)356 million sold to date!!
(Mar 2013)
Worldwide iPhone Sales by Apple Fiscal Quarter(Q2 2013 = Jan – Mar 2013)
Worldwide iPhone Sales by Apple Fiscal Quarter(Q2 2013 = Jan – Mar 2013)
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19.48
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Game Changer #1 – User Device Evolution, an Improved Experience
January 27, 2010January 27, 2010
April 30, 2010April 30, 2010First Available:First Available:
Announced:Announced:
140+ million sold to date!!(Mar 2013)
140+ million sold to date!!(Mar 2013)
Worldwide iPad Sales by Apple Fiscal Quarter(Q2 2013 = Jan – Mar 2013)
Worldwide iPad Sales by Apple Fiscal Quarter(Q2 2013 = Jan – Mar 2013)
iPadiPad
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Impacts of Touch-Screen Technology on CSP Business Operations
How Do Touch Screen User Devices:
• Change the Meaning of Real-Time Support?
• Billing Mediation?
• Convergent Charging?
• Of Service Quality?
• Tiered Pricing Plans?
• Network Capacity Planning? …
3G Smartphones generate 50 times and tablets generate 120 times more data traffic than a regular feature phone. In addition, 4G LTE networks generate at a minimum, 10 times more data traffic than 3G networks.
3G Smartphones generate 50 times and tablets generate 120 times more data traffic than a regular feature phone. In addition, 4G LTE networks generate at a minimum, 10 times more data traffic than 3G networks.
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Game Changer #2 – 4G LTE Technology is Now Mainstream
Network operators have invested in 4G LTE in 124 countries
Networks commercially launched through April 7, 2013
4G LTE service is now available in 37 more countries than a year ago
4G LTE is the Fastest Developing Mobile Technology Ever4G LTE is the Fastest Developing Mobile Technology Ever
415415
163163
3737
4G LTE Network Launches
Source: Global Mobile Suppliers Association (GSA)Source: Global Mobile Suppliers Association (GSA)
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Game Changer #4 – Healthcare Adoption of Smartphone Technology
Digitizing a human being is:• “… remotely and continuously monitor
each heart beat, moment-to-moment blood pressure readings, the rate and depth of breathing, body temperature, oxygen concentration in the blood, glucose, brain waves, activity, mood…
• “… image any part of the body and do a 3D reconstruction, eventually leading to the capability of printing an organ.
• “assembling all of this information about an individual from wireless biosensors …”
“Medicine is about to go through its biggest shakeup in history!”Dr. Eric Topol, Cardiologist
“Medicine is about to go through its biggest shakeup in history!”Dr. Eric Topol, Cardiologist
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Game Changer #8 – Multi-Sided Business Models: B2B2C
The monetization function, isn’t just about end-user customers. It must include all concerns with suppliers, distribution channels, and resellers, as applicable The monetization function, isn’t just about end-user customers. It must include all concerns with suppliers, distribution channels, and resellers, as applicable
Source: MetraTechSource: MetraTech
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Agenda
Where Are We Today?
Game Changing Realities• Business and Operations Impacts
Conclusion
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CSP Community is at a Crossroads – Now More Than Ever Before
“If I Had Asked My Customers What They Needed, They would Have Told Me a Faster Horse.”
– Quote Often Attributed to Henry Ford
“If I Had Asked My Customers What They Needed, They would Have Told Me a Faster Horse.”
– Quote Often Attributed to Henry Ford
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For Additional Information
Mireya EspinozaCorporate CommunicationsInformation & Communication Technologies(210) [email protected]
Karl M. WhitelockDirector Global OSS BSS StrategyStratecast | Frost & [email protected]
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