1 journey to 2025 dr mike short cbe freng fiet fbcs vice president [email protected]
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Agenda
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2)1. Growth of Mobile and the Internet
3)2. Rise of Apps, wearables and diagnostics
4)3. Accessibility and inclusion
5)4. Innovation trends
6)5. Planning for the next Generation
7)6. Digital 2025
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19891989 20002000 Sep14Sep14 1989-Sep141989-Sep14
Customer (Mn) 1212 6868 316 x26
Countries 11 1616 21 +20
Team (‘000) 7171 149149 120 x2
Revenues (Mn €)
4,273
4,273
28,482
28,482
57,061* x13
* Data as of FY 2013* Data as of FY 2013
About Telefonica
Leading company in the Global Telco Sector
Since the beginning of internationalization, the company has experienced a significant growth:
Since the beginning of internationalization, the company has experienced a significant growth:
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A commitment to innovation
Worldwide Telco sector ranking by R&D(EUR million)
Source: The 2013 EU Industrial R&D Scoreboard (European Commission)
#2 TelcoBy R&D
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The mobile phone – services for 30 + years
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Size is Important!
Smaller is Good! Larger is good!
7Source: www.gsmamobileeconomy.com)
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Everyone now has the power to innovate in a digital world thanks to the marriage
between the two great innovation platforms of the 21st century: internet
and mobile.
• Dr. Mike Short, VP Telefónica,
• Financial Times, April 2013
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The message is the medium
Source: The Economist
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1 in 7 Disabled: Lost in fragmentation and policy
Source: Lewis Insight Ltd based on UN statistics
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5G in one sentence“Always Sufficient Rate” to give users the perception of
Infinite Capacity”
16Timescale getting shorter between Research/Standardisation and Commercialisation
2011
2021
2031
5G
2041
4G – LTE/LTE-Advanced
3G – WCDMA/HSPA/HSPA +
2G – GSM/GPRS/EDGE
1G - TACS
Research & Std
Research & Std
Research & Std
Research & Std
Systems tend to co-exist rather
then replace previous generations
Wireless Standards Evolution – 5G
1983
1991
2001
Next generation Global standard around 2020
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Top Beneficiaries (retained)
1 ALCATEL 6,225,535 €2 ERICSSON 4,371,644 €3 NOKIA 4,257,253 €4 INTEL 4,252,121 €5 NEC 3,530,086 €6 Fraunhofer 3,318,067 €7 HUAWEI 3,159,900 €8 UC3M 3,088,814 €9 Telefonica 3,002,503 €10 CEA 2,893,304 €11 SAMSUNG 2,407,166 €12 ORANGE 2,404,098 €13 DT 2,157,249 €14 ATOS 2,152,350 €15 I2CAT 2,051,125 €16 UCL 1,683,750 €17 Eurescom 1,575,162 €18 TI 1,456,875 €19 NCSR 1,428,625 €20 VTT 1,368,461 €
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New opportunities
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GATEway – Greenwich Automated Transport Environment• Venue: Greenwich, London, UK
Smart City venue and fantastic historical links to navigation
• Two year, £8m project – high level aims:
Demonstrate automated transport safely and effectively in a range of environments
Understand societal, legal, technical changes and barriers to implementation based on direct experience of operation
Create a multifaceted, validated, long term test bed for the evaluation of future automated transport systems
• Trials:
3 live trials of automated transport
• Eight fully driverless, electric shuttles (not on public roads)
• Fully autonomous valet parking of cars
• Third live trial to be finalised based on feedback
TRL DigiCar simulator study of automated vehicle human factors
Demonstration of teleoperation – remote operation of a vehicle
• Extensive public, media and industry stakeholder engagement throughout
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Outside of the healthcare system
Health app explosion
Wearables
Self-aware, healthier lifestyles
Sources: European Directory of Health AppsNHS Choices Healthy App Store
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A 360° wrap around the Individual
Smart glasses
Head-mounted wand
Hearing deviceCamera necklace
Skin patches
Smart watch
Smart ring
Safety monitor
Smart bracelet
Smart clothing
Smart inner-soles
Brainwave reader
Internal chips
Source: Lewis Insight Ltd
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In conclusion …
Growth in personalization and use of Data Analytics
Data is a new currency – Internet of Everything
Crowdsourcing changes innovation and delivery
We are all creative developers now
Digital journey is well under way