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COMMUNICATIONS + CONTENT
Agenda
Introductions 9:30 AM Executive Overview 9:45 AM
BreakCTF/R2i 11:00 AMPMO 11:30 AMManaged Services 12:00 PMBilling 12:30 AM
LunchMediation 1:30 PMSales & Marketing 1:50 PMAnd Customer Care Trouble Ticketing 2:10 PM Service Provisioning And 2:30 PMService DesignFault Management 2:50 PM
BreakIntegration 3:20 PM Summary & Discussion 3:40 PM
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Our Philosophy
Combine our technology know how, industry
experience, best of breed alliance partners,
and commitment to client success to rapidly
and predictably deploy solutions that meet
our clients business needs.
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Working Together to Address Client Needs
Industry Teams
Solution Teams
Best of Breed Alliances
Real World experience in the industries we serve
Expertise in enabling business process
through technology
Collaboration with technology partners to apply new and emerging technology to
deliver business value
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COMMUNICATIONS + CONTENTKPMG Consulting’s Priority Markets
Consumer Markets
Industrial, Automotive and Transpor-tation
Chemicals& Energy
Public Services
Consumer &Industrial Markets
Communications, Content & High
Tech
KPMG Consulting
Federal State &
Local Education Health
Care
Electronics Software Communi-
cations Content/
Media
Banking and Investments
Real Estate Insurance
Financial Services
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KPMG Consulting Is A Global Company
IN OUR BUSINESS
U.S.
CANADA
LATINAMERICA
NEWZEALAND
JAPAN
KOREA
SE ASIA
IRELAND
MEXICOCARIBBEAN
ISRAEL
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KPMG Consulting’s Global and US Workforce
*Includes Barents Group**Includes Canada, Hong Kong, Ireland, Israel, Japan, South Korea, Latin America, New Zealand, Taiwan, US and Barents Group
Number of U.S. Employees
17500
15000
12500
10000
7500
5000
2500
01997 1998 1999 2000
11,964**
7952
67725579
Number of Global Employees
8118*
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KPMG Consulting clients include some of the world’s premier telecommunications providers.
• Northern Telecom• BCE• Cantel• Bell Mobility
• DB Telekom• France Télécom• British Telecom• Telecom Italia• Alcatel Alsthom• Siemens• Esprit Telecom• Telefónica• LM Ericsson• C&W• Bosch• Nokia• Alcatel SEL• Alcatel Cable• Phillips• Swiss Telecom• KPN• Telia• OPT• Belgacom• TeleDanmark• Telenor• Turkish PTT
AT&TBellSouthBell Atlantic/GTEHughes Network Services (DirecPC)LucentMotorolaNextelSprintAmeritechSBC CommunicationsQwestPacific TelesisIBMTCIVodafone AirtouchMCI WorldComTelmexTime WarnerCenturytelCaprock CommunicationsCharterVoicestreamWilliamsGTEBroadwing
• Americel• BellSouth Communicaciones• Miditel• Telcel Celular (Venezuela)• Telebras • TeleCentro Sul (TCS)• Telet Cellular• Telefónica de Argentina• TIM Celular• Curacao UTS
• Bezeq
• SamsungElectronics
• Korea Telecom• Hanaro Telecom• NTT• NEC• Telstra• NTT DoCoMo• Fujitsu• Matsushita• Shensegi Telecom
• Telekom SA
Global Consortia:• Global One• Unisource• World Partners
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KPMG Consulting’s Latin American Offices
Bogotá Calle 90, Num. 21-74.
Santafé de Bogotá, D.C., Colombia
57 (1) 616 61 00
Buenos AiresAv. Leandro N. Alem 1050, Piso 5
1001 Buenos Aires, Argentina
54 (11) 4316-5700
CaracasTorre KPMG, Piso 9
Av. Francisco de Miranda Chacao, Caracas, 1060
Venezuela 58 (212) 277 7811
Dutch CaribbeanKaya Flamboyan 7
Willemstad, CuraçaoNetherlands Antilles
(599-9) 732 53 00
LimaAv. República de Chile 388
7th Floor Lima 11, Peru
51 (1) 433 61 30
ManaguaCentro BANIC, local externo Km. 5½ Carretera a Masaya
Managua, Nicaragua (505) 278-5255
Mexico CityBosque de Ciruelos, #194, piso 3
Col. Bosques de las Lomas 11700 Mexico City,
Mexico (52-5) 246 8300
MonterreyBlvd. Diaz Ordaz 140 Pte.
Oficinas en el Parque Torre II, piso 15 Monterrey, NL 64650, Mexico
(52-8) 122- 1821
Panamá Calle 50 y Aquilino de la Guardia
Edificio ALICO, First Floor Panama City, R.P., Panamá
(507) 265 07 01
Rio de JanieroAv. Almirante Barroso, 52
17th Floor 20031-000 Rio de Janeiro - RJ, Brazil
55 (21) 272 27 00
San JoséForum Office Park, Building A
Próspero Fernández Free Way 11 KM, Santa Ana
San José, Costa Rica (506) 204 32 32
São PauloAv. Nove de Julho, 5109 01407-905 São Paulo, SP
Brazil 55 (11) 30 67 15 00
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KPMG Consulting Latin American Clients (Representative Sample)
Financial ServicesABN Amro Bank
AGF/AllianzBanco Itaú
Banco Nacional de MexicoBanco RealBankBoston
Bradesco SegurosCaixa Econômica Federal
CitibankDeutsche Bank
GE CapitalLloyds
Merrill LynchPatagon
Consumer Industrial Markets
Consumer MarketKimberly-Clark
Cerveceria Cuauhtemoc Moctezuma
Grupo FemsaGenexisNovartisUnilever
Industrial, Automotive & Transportation
CSNCemex
SiemensGrupo Alfa
BMWFedEx
Chemicals & EnergyCelaneseEcopetrolPetrobrasPDVSA
Electroperu
Public SectorArgentina
Argentine Federal Government - Central
AdministrationSocial Security National Administration(ANSES)
BrazilTreasury Department of
Salvador, BahiaTreasury Department of
Minas Gerais StateTreasury Department of
Maranhao StateCity of Angra dos Reis
City of Juiz de ForaESAF - Ministry of Treasury
IPLAN - Rio de JaneiroIPRAJ - Institute of Judicial
Administration Pedro RibeiroMinstry of Social SecurityState of Santa Catarina
Dutch CarribeanFederal Tax Department
Federal Government of ArubaPost Agency Aruba
Post Agency Netherland Antilles
CC&HTCommunication
TelmexAlestraAvantelPegaso
Telefonica del PeruAxtel
Telecom ColombiaTelcel
TelemarCable & Wireless
EntelEficentrum
ContentSKY
BMG Ariola Argentina S.A.Sonopress
Patagon.com Internat.LTDPromocion CANTV
CarganetHigh TechCompaqMicrosoft
Sofrecom Sistemas S.A.Comsat
Comsat Argentina S.A.
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AT&T Latin America Business Opportunity “Time to Market”• South America is a Large and Lucrative marketplace
• Latin America's total telecom market represents a $38B opportunity, with a 20% compound annual growth rate.
• Approximately $27B of that opportunity is located within five countries
• Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia and Peru
• Business users accounting for approximately 60% of this market.
• Represents 65% of the telecom opportunity is focused on the 14 largest cities.
• Late to finalize OSS Selection and Implementation
• South America is a Highly Competitive marketplace
• Telefonica de Peru
• Bonari
• Brazil Tel
• GVT
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COMMUNICATIONS + CONTENTAT&T Latin America Business Challenges
• Comprised of 4 Companies in 5 Countries
• AT&T Latin America
• FirstCom – Chile, Colombia and Peru
• Netstream – Brazil
• Keytech LD – a licensed carrier in Argentina
• Multiple legacy systems
• Onyx
• Saville
• Internally developed
• Oracle financials
• Multi-Language support
• Portuguese
• Spanish
• English
• Post merger reconciliation issues
• Circuits
• Company backbone
• Customer circuits
• Call centers
• Service Level Management
• Lost revenues
• Under billings
• Long problem resolution cycles
• Capacity/Bandwidth Management
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Billing
Workflow Mgmt
Network MgmtInventory Mgmt
Order Mgmt
Maintenance & Repair
Trouble Ticketing
Auditing
Finance
Order Entry
AT&T Latin America Business Challenges“OSS BSS Architecture Silos”
Unplanned architectures that have been developed under economic constraints, limit the growth of the enterprise. Each component has its own
data and process models. Data can be lost, duplicated, and
corrupted. Customer information may be
scattered across multiple applications.
OSS is not scalable or flexible. Point-to-point interfaces are
expensive and difficult to manage.
OSS does not support flow-through provisioning.
Systems often dictatebusiness processes.
Fault Mgmt
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Our Approach
Streamline Business via Core Processes and Technology (Phase 1)Best practice business processes (Automate4d / Manual)
Quote-to-Provision-to-Cash Trouble Monitor/Resolve-to-Credit Customer Experience
Automate via Best on Class Systems Siebel Metasolv Micromuse Amdocs Billdats Lat45
Enhance Business Capabilities via additional integration and automationBusiness process automation via EAI tools (Vitria)Enhance Best in Class Systems
Establish Core Production operationKPMG Best Practices Managed Services
Overall Objective
Drive RevenueReduce CostEstablish TableStakes
“Think of the Future, yet be Thrifty”
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COMMUNICATIONS + CONTENTAT&T Latin America Solution Architecture
Communicator (Channels / Message Bus )
Automator
Process Models
CTF Core
AutomatorData Store
Analyzer
Connectors LayerAPI API API API API
COTS applications
Task Manager
AMDOCSNETCOOLBILLDATSMETASOLVSIEBEL
Core Business Processes• Quote To Cash
• Order Entry• Product Catalog• Provisioning• Billing
• Trouble Monitor/Resolution ToCredit
• Problem Management• Trouble Ticketing
• Customer Care/Inquiry• EBPP• Trouble Inquiry
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COMMUNICATIONS + CONTENTAT&T Latin America Phase One Priorities
Program management of Amdocs implementation and conversion from the existing billing system to support
Brazil. Mediation and collection implementations in Brazil and Argentina. LAT45 (Network Design and Inventory Management) for all AT&T Latin America
countries.
Package Implementation of Micromuse Netcool (Fault Management) for all AT&T Latin America countries. Siebel (Centralized Sales and Marketing) for all AT&T Latin America countries. MetaSolv for all AT&T Latin America countries.
Training of AT&T Latin America Trainers. Establishment of a Program Management Office. Design, architecture, process mapping for the end-state integration solution. Proof-of-concept that will lay the foundation for the end-state solutions architecture. Detailed planning for Phase Two implementation.
Phase 1 (June – November 20xx)
Phase 2 (December – August 20xx)
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AT&T Latin America Phase Two Priorities
Program management of Amdocs implementation and conversion from the existing billing system to support
Colombia, Peru and Chile. Mediation and collection implementation in Colombia, Peru and Chile.
Implementation of Trouble Ticketing for all AT&T Latin America countries.
Integration of package software via Vitria Businessware.
….continued
Phase 1 (June – November 20xx)
Phase 2 (December – August 20xx)
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Additional Phase Two Scope Items (page 2)
Program Management of the integration between LAT45 and MetaSolv.
Enhancements of Micromuse Netcool for all AT&T Latin America countries.
Implementation of Micromuse Netcool in the Central Command Center.
Enhancement of Siebel to support Customer Care for all AT&T Latin America countries.
Implementation of Trouble Ticketing for the Central Command Center.
Integration of package software via Vitria Businessware. This includes: Implementation of pre-packaged Siebel, MetaSolv, Amdocs and Netcool Connectors. Development of AT&T Latin America custom connectors. Automation of AT&T Latin America’s Business processes based on process maps
developed in Phase One. Automation of AT&T Latin America’s “People In Process” tasks.
Training of AT&T Latin America Trainers.
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Our Approach – Integrated Methodologies
StrategyBusiness ProcessArchitecture
and Technology
All our complex project take into account the complex interaction between people, process, technology, and infrastructure – Our ePMO methodology insures the overall consistency of our overall approach by using an analytical framework that recognizes these four dimensions
We consider issues related to Technology, People, Process and Infrastructure throughout the “life cycle” of all our projects to focus attention on the whole set of issues at stake, and to extend the analytical process beyond the technical concerns at hand. The four dimensions are referenced in almost every activity and task - they are used to structure the work plans, tools, and deliverables
Our technology projects uses a portfolio of methodology that enable us to deal with project from “Concept to Launch” (CTL) – The CTL portfolio address three main domains:
Custom Development – (eXante)
Rapid Package Implementation – (R2I)
Multi-Application and Platform Integration (CTF)Ente
rpris
e Ar
chite
ctur
e
The overall integrity of the design is insured through the use of a collection of principles, standards and implementation principles
ePMO
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Proposed AT&T Latin America PMO Organization Chart
Program PlannerKPMG Consulting Admin Support
AT&T Latin America Staff:DBA/Data Architects
Data Migration AnalystsSystem Administrators
Technical Support Personnel
Vendor Staff:TBD
AT&T Latin America Staff:Clerical Support
Steering CommitteeAT&T Latin America Executive Directors
AT&T Latin America Executive StakeholdersKPMG Consulting Managing Director
KPMG Consulting Engagement Manager
Program DirectorsKPMG Consulting PMO DirectorAT&T Latin America Sr. Manager
Project ManagementKPMG Consulting Managers
AT&T Latin America ManagersVendor Managers
AT&T Latin America Staff: Business SMEsCountry SMEs
Business Analysts
KPMG Consulting Staff:Project Coordinator
Issue/Risk/Change ManagementKPMG Consulting Manager
AT&T Latin America Manager
Knowledge ManagementKPMG Consulting Manager
AT&T Latin America Manager
Vendor Staff:Project Representatives
Quality ManagersKPMG Consulting Manager
AT&T Latin America Manager(s)
TrainingKPMG Consulting Trainers
AT&T Latin America Trainers
KPMG Consulting Staff:Technical Architects
DevelopersTesters
System AnalystsIntegrators
Technical Project LeadsKPMG Consulting Develop. Mgrs.
KPMG Consulting Technical LeadsAT&T Latin America IT Leads
Vendor Technical Leads
Business Project LeadsKPMG Consulting Functional Leads
AT&T Latin America Business/Process Leads
KPMG Consulting Staff:ePMO Technician
KPMG Consulting Staff: Business SMEsProcess SMEs
Process Analysts
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Pricing Summary
Phase 1 November 01 9.5 – 10.5M
Phase 2 August 02 5 – 6M
Managed Services (Production)
On-Going 260k/month
*See Assumptions on Following Pages
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Phase I Pricing
Phase 1: $9.5-10.5M Willing to do a Fixed Fee contract
– Scope/Cost checkpoint post high-level design– Put in place incentive to stabilize prize (scope/schedule)
Overall Program Management fees are included Expenses are additive and estimated at 15% of total fees All billing will be done in US$
PACKAGE IMPLEMENTATIONSIEBEL SALES & MKTG IMPLEMENTATION $2,125,000MICROMUSE IMPLEMENTATION $1,725,000METASOLV IMPLEMENTATION $2,525,000CTF INTEGRATIONSOLUTIONS INTEGRATION $1,925,000PROGRAM MANAGEMENT OFFICEBILLDATS/LAT45 PROGRAM MANAGEMENT $400,000AMDOCS PROGRAM MANAGEMENT $800,000TOTAL SERVICES $9,500,000
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Managed Services Pricing
KPMG Consulting will utilize our Northeast Broadband Solution Center for development and testing environments
Our center is located in Liberty Corner NJ approximately 30 miles from AT&T Latin America PanAmerican Backbone
KPMG Consulting can also provide hosting for AT&T Latin America’s production data center within one of our broadband solution centers
Other hosting options are also available through one of our partner relationships
KPMG BROADBAND CENTER MANAGED SERVICES DEVELOP & TESTING SETUP FEE (54 Servers) $108,000.00MONITORING, BACKUP, & SUPPORT (54 Servers) $21,600/monthPRODUCTION SETUP FEE (80 Servers) $160,000.00MONITORING, BACKUP, & SUPPORT (80 Servers) $240,000/month
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