celcom –‘network excellence’
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Celcom – ‘Network Excellence’
2nd December 2019
CELCOM Delivering Widest Coverage, Consistent & Reliable Network Widest LTE pop coverage 93.2% & best in LTE availability, Video Experience and Latency
2G
3G
LTE
LTE-A
87.7%
2G 3G LTE LTE-A
95.2% 94.1% 93.2% 81.3%
Population Coverage
Our network today has evolved from a Data NW to Video NW~60% of total data traffic are Video, with Youtube and Facebook contributing 75% of traffic
YoY Monthly Total Data Volume increase by >20%
YoY Data Usage per Sub increase by ~30%
Dec2018
Sep2019
Dec2018
Sep2019
>20%
~30%
YoY Total Video Traffic Volume increase by >15%
Dec2018
Sep2019
>15%
Embracing Digitization and AnalyticsThree focus areas to deliver the right user experience aligned with our customer promise
Network Digitization,
Automation & Analytics
▪ Embracing network digitization network
in planning, PM, SQM,
▪ Advanced deep-packet inspection
tools and predictive/prescriptive
analytics for advanced CE
management
▪ Multivendor-performance End-To-End
Visibility And Correlation
PlanningCapacityCongestionOSSOperationsDelivery
1 Differentiated QOS2
▪ Enable Competitive Differentiation
▪ Service-based and User-based QOS
▪ Optimize customer experience,
Segmented market and services
▪ Optimize Video Traffic
▪ Adopt video optimizer
▪ Bandwidth saving, Improve QoE – speed
and stall
▪ Deliver right video resolution to each
customer segment
Crowdsource Ranking
and Priority3
Network ClusterOokla & OpenSignal
Data
❑ Latitude/Longitude
❑ Speed Test (Mbps)
❑ Operator Name
(Celcom, Digi, Maxis,
Umobile)
Network Cluster
Priority of upgrade based on Network Cluster:
• Use competitive position at cluster level to determine where to upgrade first
• Optimize against competition rather than internal KPI’s
Delivering Opex Cost OptimizationMarginal Opex increase per site in 2019 & target to reduce network cost over revenue by 2-3pp in 2022
2019F 2020
Overall Network
Operating Cost
Reduction
Cost Per Site Cost Per GBOther Key Cost Drivers
• Review of low traffic sites
• Insourcing
• Energy reduction
• Site Lease Re-negotiation
• Review SOC cost
• AMC re-negotiation
Network Opex
2021
> 5% > 50%
2019F 2022 2019F 2022
10-15%
2022
NETWORK INVESTMENT
TRIGGERS
Step 1
SOLUTION &
COST
Step 2
SITE
PROFITABILITY
Step 3
NIC
Step 4
LOA & PO
Step 5
Capex Investment Prioritization Process‘Just in Time’ and ‘Just Nice’ network Capex investment process to maximize returns
3Mbps -
SD5Mbps -
HD8Mbps -
FHD16Mbps -
UHD
Per Video Quality
RAN TRANSPORT CORE INFRASTRUCTURE
64%
18%
14%
4%
37%
44%
9%
10%
2019CAPEX
2020CAPEX
New network triggers
incl Video reduced
CAPEX investments
ExistingTriggers
NewTriggers
~40%
LTE
• 20% additional capacity just in time upgrade
• Activated NB-
IoT for machine to machine services
Transport
• 85% sites fiberized or one hop to fiber
• Modernization towards full IP
• Improve Redundancy
Core
• Capacity increase by 50%
• Fail-safe Redundancy
• Transit, peering and caching opti
Applying analytics and Just in time investment triggers to optimize Capex without impacting user experience
OTHERS
3Mbps - SD 5Mbps - HD 8Mbps -
FHD16Mbps -
UHD
Network Summary
• We have built the widest and strongest network in the country, delivering consistent and reliable
experience. Using latest radio and core technologies which are 5G ready. Award winning network
recognized by third parties like OpenSignal.
• Our network today is different, it has evolved from being a data network to a video network with
Youtube and Facebook contributing most traffic. Our video network is tuned and optimized for
consistency, latency and upload speed; download speed is no longer the only KPI to watch.
• We are using digitization and analytics to deliver Just Nice and Just in Time network experience. We
have embedded new digital tools in our operations and we are extensively using crowdsourcing data
to ensure our network is competitive down to cluster level, at the right cost.
• We have modernized our network and are now focusing our 4G NW investments on strengthening and
maintenance. Smart capex planning will allow us to reduce RAN capex by almost 40% by 2020.
• Network Opex to decline by 2-3% pp over revenue by 2022 through rationalization of site
configurations, electricity optimization and fiberization.
• Post MFRS 16, EBITDA margin to improve by 3 – 4% pp by 2022.
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