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Drive profitability and grow smart
Dr. Dina Bartels
Strategic Marketing
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Drive profitabilityand
grow smart
AgendaMatch user
expectations and profitability
Build on your strength
Evolve according to your needs
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Data price erosion
20082009
2008: ~ 20 % access the Internet mobile; 40% show interest in starting to use mobile Internet within the next 12 month
Further uptake powered by
70 - 95% 50-60 %… of websites & stability of Internet connections
Satisfaction with opening speed
Qual
ity
expec
tatio
ns Traffic
uptake
Services
variety Tariff
s
Fixed is setting the scene
- mobile is picking up
Source: Nokia Siemens Networks broadband study in Germany, France, and UK, 2008
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RevenuesRevenuesTraffic
Data drives traffic explosion-voice remains the main revenue contributor
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Source: Nokia Siemens Networks market analysis, 2008 (Czech Republic & West-Europe), revenue in €
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Even in highly competitive markets
profitability can be maintained
UK mobile market in 2008
5 operators
average churn rate: 36%
average EBITDA margin: 20%
average ARPU 27,4 (Euro/month)
average OPEX per sub: 22,0 (Euro/month)
Datatariffs
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T-Mobile Orange Vodafone O2 3 UK
Jan 08
Jan 09
Successful operatormanaged
�less ARPU decrease with
�higher OPEX reduction and
�higher share of non-voice traffic
than the average-12
-7
-2
average successful
ARPU
OPEX/sub
EBITDA
Non-voice
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Drive profitabilityand
grow smart
AgendaMatch user
expectations and profitability
Build on your strength
Evolve according to your needs
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Build on your strengths
Improved battery life basis
for extended service usage
Mobile internet for All – with little effort get more out of your network
“I hate this … my phone is brand new and the battery is lasting way shorter than before… “
“I hate this … my phone is brand new and the battery is lasting way shorter than before… “
Existing phyiscal network
-> enhance customer
experience out of the
network
���� Increase network
efficiency
� Discontinuous transmission and reception
� CS voice over HSPA
� Flexible radio link control
SW-update: minor changes,
-> major benefits
� Extended battery
� Faster set-up time
� Always on experience
3G / HSPA
Capacity �Experience �
Optimization
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Make the most out of traditional GSM bandImproving the overall spectral efficiency
Unique WCDMA 4.2 MHz carrier bandwidthfeature maximize the GSM spectrum usage
Refarming boosts spectral efficiency
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GSM capacity
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tive c
apacity c
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FR
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GSM spectrum efficiency SW
WCDMA/HSPA
4.2 MHz
GSMGSM
Enhanced FR
AMR increases capacity by 120-150%
SAIC boosts capacity by 50%
DFCA provides capacity gain of 40-100%
OSC push capacity of up to 20-80%
1.4 MHz
LTE
EDGE
+200%
5 MHz
LTE
HSPA+
+20%
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Opportunities are coming up with opening of the digital dividend
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800 MHz; voice
800 MHz; 1 Mbps
2100 MHz; voice
2100 MHz; 1 Mbps
Cell area (relative), suburban, indoor
Currently used for broadcast services, but not many channels actually in use
Government has decided to use 790-862MHz for wireless broadband; agreement of counties pending, but likely
Germany
Allocated to mobile broadband communication after 2012 especially for rural coverageSwitzerland
Allocated to non-broadcast services
For differentiation and completion of 3G services
Sweden
Allocated to mobile Internet access for 100% of population
Bidding for service deployment until 2009
France
790 – 862 MHzCountry
Extended coverageespecially suburban/rural
and indoorbut
needs regulatory support as examples show
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� Easy to install, small, modular, weatherproof
� 6+6+6 GSM, 4+4+4 WCDMA, 1+1+1 LTE@20MHZ
� Multi technology - concurrently
� High output power 3 x 60 W RF
� Energy efficient: 790 W for common WCDMA/GSM site
Flexi Multiradio Base StationPerfect match for multiradio future
Winner –best technology advance
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Drive profitabilityand
grow smart
AgendaMatch user
expectations and profitability
Build on your strength
Evolve according to your needs
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Smooth migration
Cost efficientlyBusiness opportunities
QualityScalability
Long term evolutiongoes live
Mobile goes multiradio Mobile backhaul goes Carrier Ethernet
-technology -domain-vendor
Packet Core goes mobile broadband
Common platforms
SW upgradable
Multi-layer optimization
Capacity with QoSFair use policy
Capacity optimization
Differentiate with flexible pricing
NW management goes multi
Multistandard Carrier Ethernet Multi-standard
IP/ MPLS
Common network management
2G/3G
Control Backbone CoreRadio Backhaul
Drive profitability and grow smartEvolve based on your needs
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Everyone talks about long term evolution…... It’s about how to get it into the network
It’s not the question of one technology, the real solution is the intelligent and efficient combination of relevant aspects
Simplified operation
Global Service Delivery
Service continuation
Voice
Inter-operability
Consultancy
Smooth migration
path
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… to be continued …
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