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  1. St. Luciana Island Telecom license proposal
  2. Table of contents
    • About us
    • Management team
    • Market analysis
    • Roll-out strategy
    • Marketing strategy
    • Financing
  3. What we stand for
    • We intend to improve the telecommunication experience at
    • St. Luciana, our telecom solutions will rejuvenate the communication capabilities/experiences on the island
    • We will tailor our services to the needs of the island residents and visitors
  4.  
  5. About us
  6. Who we are
    • Consortium of local and international companies
    • Digicel (40%)–the fastest-growing mobile telecommunications operator in the Caribbean (International partner and technical experience)
    • Luciana Holdings – (20%) – leading IT company in Luciana and Caribbean (Local partner)
    • FIREMA Investment Group – (30%) – International investment group with diversified portfolio based in Switzerland
    • Citibank – (10%) – US international investment institution
  7. Objectives
    • Coverage of 95% of main cities population in first year.
    • Introduce state of the art telecommunications with mobile penetration to 30% in Year 1 and 45% by end of Year 2
    • Provide high speed data connectivity
    • International roaming to all major tourist destinations
    • Revenue to government of more than USD 100m in 3 years
    • Improve the income level of St. Luciana government and company shareholders
  8. Mission
    • To improve the standards of life on St. Luciana by providing integrated flexible technologies that allow people to make more of their time and resources by a highly motivated team of dedicated telecom experts
  9. Vision Mobile Telephony Data Fixed Line Telephony TV Integrated Communication We will provide a one stop shop for all our customers’ communication bills because we believe that refreshing communication should have 1 connection, 1 interface, 1 bill.
  10. Management Team
  11. Management Team
    • CEO
      • Reginald | Formerly CMO of Digicel Jamaica
    • CFO
      • Eddie | Former Deputy CFO Citibank Bahamas
    • COO
      • Ismail | Former Vodafone Egypt senior manager
    • CMO
      • Fadi | Former CEO of Luciana Holdings
  12. Staff
    • Absorb all 85 members of the island telco who will be re-trained
    • Identification of high potential local staff to join fast track program
    • Employee share ownership scheme at end of year 2
    • 150 Employees from nearby operators and local island residents (all customer facing staff to be bilingual)
  13. Market Analysis
  14. Market Analysis (Quantitative)
    • Population 1.6m
    • Visitors 3m (Tourist focused economy)
    • 5 Ethnicities (Diversity)
    • Youth at 25% (Strong youth potential)
    • $17k GDP per Capita (High income)
    • 35% Below poverty line (major gaps)
    • $27k avg. household income
    • Fixed ARPU at $35/month (High potential)
    • Exports at $21bn Business (High biz drive)
  15. Market Analysis (Quantitative)
    • Love for sport (cricket, football)
    • Love for the beach
    • Strong US relations
    • Lack of advanced telecom services
  16. Roll-out strategy
    • Our network will:
    • Provide 90% coverage of the populated areas in St. Luciana within 2 years with GSM/GPRS wireless network
    • Cover 3 major cities, the airport (San Roberto), tourist areas and the National Ring Road.
    • Replace existing switches
    • Include a high speed data network
    • Introducing DSL services for individuals and enterprises by end of year 1
    • Provide more than 400km of new FOC
    • Provide more than 350 BTS
    • Cover the remaining populated areas in Phase 3 and introduce the 3G services in specific hotspots
    • Cost around US$150m over the next two years with more than 50% for local products and services
    • Share/lease the FOC and the MW towers with the new operator
    Roll-Out Strategy
  17.  
  18. Roll-Out Strategy Access Services ATM SS7 SDH Transmission Metropolitan Network Transmission National Backbone Services Backbone Access Technology PSTN, ADSL LE IP / MPLS Fixed Line Network TE Data Phase 1 Phase 2 Phase 3
  19. Roll-Out Strategy Access Services BSC HSS MSC Transmission National Backbone Services Backbone GSM / GPRS BSC RNC Mobile Network GSM / GPRS EDGE 3G Phase 1 Phase 2 Phase 3 SS7 VLR PCU SGSN GMSC GGSN
  20. Netw ork Evo lution Phase 2 Phase 1 Phase3 Phase 1 1 x G/MSC 1 x MSC 4 x BSC 220 x BTS HLR OSS Billing 250km FOC 1 x TE / IE 1 x LE 2 x Routers Synch 100km FOC 1 x LE 2 x Routers 500km FOC 1 x LE Phase 2 3 x BSC 100 x BTS HLR Phase 3 70 x BTS 3 RNC 1 x SGSN 1 x GGSN
  21. Marketing Strategy
  22. refreshing telecom services
  23. mobile telephony
  24. fixed telephony
  25. IP TV
  26. high-speed broadband
  27. Segmentation Residential Business High Value Mid Value Teens & Youth Key Accounts SMEs GVMNT Visitors
  28. Marketing Plan Y1 H1 Y1 H2 Y2 H1 Y2 H2 Y3 | Y4 | Y5
    • Full GSM for residents
    • (pre/post/flex)
    • GSM Inbound Roaming
    • Visitor lines
    • Basic Biz
    • N/A
    • N/A
    • Focus on mobile data portal
    • + content alliances
    • Biz mobility
    • CUG + Push Email
    • 2nd line promo
    • Biz services DID/DOD
    • N/A
    • Residential Internet
    • Business Internet
    • Mobile payment
    • LBS
    • Youth mPackages
    • Fixed SMS
    • IP Telephony
    • IP TV for businesses
    • Residential IP TV
    • Managed Business Services
    Convergence Smart Homes Smart Offices Network Setup
    • Existing Fixed Services
    Mobile Fixed TV Data
  29. communication strategy
  30. Monolithic Brand
    • No Sub brands
      • More brand equity from communications
      • Less brands to maintain
  31. Communication Strategy Consumer Business Brand Campaign Service Clusters NGS / payment / roaming Telecom Services Mobile | Fixed | Internet | TV Enterprise Umbrella Enterprise USPs 1 2 3 * We will assume that the service pillars will act as the originally discussed Brand differentiators Individual VAS & Extras Video Calls | Dial-up | Roaming | Preferred No.s Tactical / Promotions / Products Ring tones available | Special Offers | Handset line-up Product Benefits Email on the go | VPN | Business packages Technical Information Detailed technical product specifications
  32. CSR
    • Sponsoring local sports talents
    • Telecom Academy (partnering w/ informa) e-government / m-government support
    • Green Forest programme
    • Call rate discounts during holidays
  33. Sponsorship opportunities
    • Sponsoring key sports leagues (to be used for mobile content)
    • Sponsoring TV programs / talk shows to showcase our technology
    • Sponsoring the St. Lucia tourist festival
  34. CRM & Loyalty
    • Intelligent CRM process
      • Dynamic customer communication in the form of:
          • Automatically applied messages sent via bills / SMS that up-sell or cross-sell customers based on usage history
      • Link our loyalty programme with local Airline FFP and CitiBank Thank you points
  35. Innovative sales solutions
    • Sell Visitor lines at international travel agencies
    • Develop mobile retail outlets to follow tourists and residents
    • Water themed sales outlets mostly outdoor, with spa feel and activities
  36. Financing
  37. P&L
  38. end. Q&A

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