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Cloud computing business in Telecom DaNTe 2011 DAN NOVIH TEHNOLOGIJA Četvrtak 3. studenoga 2011, Rijeka Sergej Počuča Senior Solution Manager Nokia Siemens Networks Zagreb

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Cloud computing business in TelecomDaNTe 2011DAN NOVIH TEHNOLOGIJAČetvrtak 3. studenoga 2011, Rijeka

Sergej PočučaSenior Solution ManagerNokia Siemens Networks Zagreb

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What remains when the cloud (hype) goes away?

Computing, storage and application resources delivered on demand. Scalable - Dynamic - Shared - Paid per use

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Business and delivery model evolutionTelecom box

€0.5 per can Special discounted

wholesale price

Virtualized system

€0.8 per literUse your own glass

Tap size fitted to your needs

As a Service

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Pre-integrated and pre-tested silo systems and NSN defined hardware

Software integration to customer infrastructure

Pay-per-use and service delivery, on-demand infra

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Benefits and business drivers for cloud computing

Cost-savings of private clouds

Source: IBM, Capturing the Potential of Cloud, September 2009, May 2010

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27%

45%

76%

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Hardware Software Admin Provisioning

One IT environment

• Uniform infrastructures and apps

• Same environment available globally

• Device-agnostic access to cloud

Keep it simple!

• IT complexity moved from PC to cloud

• Applications in cloud

• Maintenance in cloud

CAPEX --> OPEX

• No up-front investments

• Costs follow business volume

• Only pay for what you need

Better asset utilization

• Improved hardware utilization• Improved SW license utilization• Reduced operating costs• Reduced provisioning costs Flexibility

• Ability to buy services in small increments

• Pay-as-you-go model

• Short service roll-in & roll-out times

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SaaS deployment status and plansConsumers •Low costs or free service often expected• Ease of use• Multiple devices in use• “On-demand” type of usage• Social networking / collaboration needs

Small & Medium Enterprises •No up-front investment, especially important for startups•Business flexibility•Ease of use•Buy in expertise

Cloud computing adoption is on the rise …

CSPs as cloud users

• Heavy cost pressure pushes use of cloud computing• Low TCO as the main driver• Business flexibility to offer new end-user services• Short T2M

Large enterprise •Low TCO (low CAPEX is not enough)•Uniform IT environment•Ease of use•Business flexibility

0% 20% 40% 60%80% 100%

Very large (10,000+)

Large (2,500-9,999)

Medium large (500-2,499)

Medium (250-499)

Small (20-249)

Very small (2-19)

Already deployed

Plan to deploy in 12 months

Plan to deploy in 13-24 months

Considering deployment, but no definite/immediate time frame

Not deployed and no plans

Unsure/don’t know

Source: Yankee, 2010 FastView Survey: Cloud Computing Grows Up: July 2010

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… and some players are already on the go (IaaS + SaaS)

T-Com Croatia• Virtual PC (computer + OS instances)• Targeted at home and office customers• Basic service fee 149kn/month• tCloud Management package (Basic + MS

Office, Office Email) 198kn/month

VIPnet Croatia• Working Time monitoring/management• Car Fleet management • Vip boat surveillance• Targeted at enterprise customers• 91 KN/month

T-Com Croatia• tCloud Human Resource offered as SaaS

(basic package 45 Kn/month/person)• tCloud ERP offered as SaaS (start package

199 KN/month• Adapted to local law

Metronet Croatia• Cloud market of business applications (CRM,

HR, e-learning, Time mngm, etc)• Cloudmarket.hr• Pay per use model• Localized apps

Telekom Slovenije• desktop computing as a service /virtual

desktop infrastructure• backup services - sihramba.eu• CRMaaS solution

Telekom Srbija•Virtual machine•Virtual desktop•ERP, Exchange, File server as a Service

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Transforming from network service provider…

XaaS providers:Apps, contentand services

Consumers and enterprises

CSPs

Content, developer community and revenue flow

Connectivity and basic VASVoice, SMS, Internet access, SIM distribution

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…to integrated cloud service provider for experience and efficiency

XaaS providers:Apps, contentand services

Consumers and enterprises

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Virtual infrastructure

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Enable & create new telco cloud businesses (Paid SLA, consumer & enterprise services, multiple M2M verticals)

Assure privacy, security and cloud service quality for differentiation

Transform telco operations & applications(HLR, voice, location, charging, messaging, browsing and more)

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Three major business opportunities are arising for CSPs

Internal efficiency

• Reduction of internal costs through virtualized on-demand network services

• Flexibility thru new business models (SaaS - pay on consumption)

• Lower upfront investments

• Shorter time-to-market -> short time-to-revenues lead times

• Less complexity

New revenues

• End-to-end enterprise offering bundling connectivity with applications

• New value-added services for consumer (through telco assets exposure)

• Multiple M2M verticals and new business models

• Enable revenue generating solutions

• CSP can guarantee following:

- Quality of experience differentiation for cloud services

- Secure the cloud services

- Privacy

Re-establishing

the role of the operator

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CSPs play a central role in the cloud computing boom Nokia Siemens Networks offers a unique Telco-cloud portfolio

Telecom mobile/ wireline network(s)

Telecom platform as a service (PaaS)(Creatary Platform, Telco SaaS platform, M2M apps platform (Cumulocity), Apps Store)

SME / enterprise applications (Security as a Service)

Consumer applications (Yuave – Cloud Voice mail)

M2M vertical applications (Vending machines)

Professional

& managed services

Telecom products & applications (VAS as a Service)

Cloud service management

Private cloud Public cloud

New revenues

Internal efficiency

enables indirectrevenue

generation

Re-establishing the role of the

operator

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Example – NSN Creatary - telcoassetmarketplace.com - Expose Telco assets to Cloud

Preinstalledsupport

applications

OR

Compiled-in library for developers

Pay with <CSP> Pay

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DescriptionAccess to hidden level “Zoink!”

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Developer SDKs

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NSN Creatary SDK improves device based apps functionality • In-application charging for increasing revenues• Profile look-ups and single sign-on for increasing

convenience

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Example – NSN yuave.com - Voice Mail/Assistant in the Cloud

GREETING • Freedom of choice• Personalized

MAGIC-LOGIC • User defines behavior• Easy setup for voice mail and IVR

DELIVERY Multiple ways for the user to access

messages: mobile, portal, social apps

Key benefits• Make voice

attractive and profitable

• Internet generation focus – user-defined, not operator-defined

• Integrate social, mobile and voice

• Cloud based on Telco Asset Marketplace platform

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Remote object management

Data collection & pre-processing

Service creation & management

Business integration capabilities

Energy Logistics /Telematics

Home Security Payment

Connectivity

Smart object communication

eHealth

Smart Objects Services Enablement

Smart Objects Connectivity

Smart Objects Partners

Developerpartners

Multiple Tenants

Enterprise Applications

Key Benefits•Multi-tenant platform for B2B and B2C services•Integrates operator assets of billing, location, network and identity•Ecosystem of devices and applications

M2M Cloud Application Platform with vertical specific applications

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Thank [email protected]

Twitter: @sergej_pocuca