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A brighter place for everyone
An Introduc+on to TalkTalk Business
February 2013
Chief Execu+ve
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! Growing TalkTalk Business is an important element of our medium term 2% revenue and 25% EBITDA margin targets
! £425m revenue business today, of which £315m Corporate and £110m basic business phone and broadband
! Similar opportunity to grow revenue, simplify operaJons and expand margin as in our Consumer business
! Similar opportunity to leverage the cost and technology advantage of our network
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Managing Director, TalkTalk Business
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! £425m, scale business
! The only B2B operator apart from BT, VMEd and C&W with significant network presence
! 140,000 SoHo/SME customers
! 1,400 mid-‐market and corporate customers
! 750 Partners ranging from resellers to systems integrators
! Key contributor to Group revenue and profits
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Enterprise: 2k+ e’ees
Mid Market: 250 – 2,000 e’ees
SME: 10 – 250 e’ees
SOHO: < 10 e’ees
Direct Channel
Partner Channel
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CONSUMERS
Voice
Data
Carrier
Enterprise Voice Over Ethernet (VOE)
IPVPN Networks Ethernet / EFM
Voice Interconnect Wholesale Transit
Mid Market ISDN30
Hosted Contact Centre Hosted PBX
IPVPN Networks Ethernet / EFM
Ethernet over Fibre (EoF)
SME ISDN30 / ISDN2
Hosted Contact Centre Hosted PBX
EFM / EoF Fibre
SOHO Phone Fibre DSL (MPF / SMPF)
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Call Bundles with Broadband NEW Next Gen ISDN / SIP
Local & na+onal calls for SOHO and Small
SME
Contact Centre specific services Mul+ple line services for SME and Mid Market
Hosted PBX/UC Premise based phone systems
Contact Manager
Voice over Ethernet
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10 MB EFM MPF & SMPF Broadband Fibre 100 MB Gig
< £20 p.m. From £25 p.m.
From £1,000 p.m.
From £350 p.m.
From £100 p.m.
Asymmetric, asynchronous, Contended, business SLAs,
<2Mbps upstream
Symmetric, synchronous, non-‐contended, business-‐grade SLAs, high speeds
High speed asymmetrical
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EoF
Voice 49%
Data 37%
Carrier 14%
Direct 50%
Partner 50%
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By Product* By Channel*
* 9m to 31st December 2012
Typical Competitors
Carriers
Typical Partners
Integrators
Customers
Enterprise
Mid Market
SME
SOHO
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Virgin Media BT
Cable & Wireless
e.g. Daisy
e.g. XLN, O2, Chess,
e.g. ZEN, NewCall,
Resellers
ISPs
Value For Money £10 business broadband
Competitive ethernet pricing
Product Innovation On-Net SIP & ISDN30
(30% cheaper than BT) FTTC – only scale alternative
to BT Wholesale
Service Quality 6 Hour Fix on Fibre
Public sector certified Carrier / Enterprise grade
service model
Reach 95% coverage
More Ethernet exchanges than BT Wholesale
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! Large Direct customer base with up and cross sell potenJal
! Vibrant Partner channel that scales quickly for revenue build
! Legacy voice revenues in decline but momentum growing in a strong
set of high margin data products
! Opportunity to simplify operaJons ahead of driving scale
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! Significant opportuniJes through Partner channel and Direct
! Only 10% of SME customers take our data products ! ConJnued expansion of Ethernet products
Data
Carrier
Voice ! Established declining trend in legacy voice ! Growing selecJvely through next generaJon ISDN
and SIP proposiJons
! Core revenue and new market growth ! ConJnued expansion of internaJonal trading ! New opportuniJes in data
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Strong growth in high margin products
Improving customer service
Simpler systems and processes
! Broadband & Fibre vs Voice
! Ethernet family
! New Next Gen Voice
! Growth in new segments e.g.
integrators and public sector
! Business and Enterprise grade service model
! Consolidate service teams in Warrington and Irlam
! Closing Stoke Mandeville
! InvesJng in online ! RaJonalising legacy products and systems
! Fewer, beaer systems
Making TalkTalk Simpler
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! Network scale and design allows: › Product innovaJon › CompeJJve pricing › Flexibility
! A simplified and effecJve operaJng model: › Lower costs to serve as scale grows
! The value player in the B2B market
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B2B Opera+ng Efficiencies Fibre Value for money
quad play
Largest UK Unbundled Network
Base Growth from 20% of UK not online
Offnet decline
Base Growth from lower churn
Plus Mix
Mobile + TV, content ARPU
Data and Carrier
Fibre demand grows with TV
Making TalkTalk Simpler: £30m-‐£50m
Growing Data services
Lower gross margin %
Growth in fully unbundled mix
Lower SAC from lower churn
Higher margin Plus
Lower costs to serve
2% REVENUE CAGR
25% EBITDA MARGIN
Legacy Voice
Investment in network
TV Content gross margin %
Declining lower margin legacy Voice
SAC to build TV and mobile
Base growth for TV
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A brighter place for everyone
February 2013