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    1. executive summary
    2. solaiemes • spanish start-up founded in Q4’06 • 12 employees + 8 contractor developers • 6 entrepreneurs with international experience in telco sector • ~ 1M€ seed raised from EURECAN and CDTI • infrastructure development for mobile services • focus in usability improvement • convergence NGN & IMS Feb’09, metioned at Frost&Sullivan MWC H1 07 H2 07 H1 08 H2 08 2009 Key TakeAways Briefing (slide 8)
    3. business, what we do develop an Application Server providing enablers for a new generation of mobile services ease service access through common use models • based in native functions present in all handsets increase mobile usability • multimodal front-ends • user based push content delivery enable User Generated Content from mobile • web 2.0 gateway • connector to enterprise IT (ERP/ECM)
    4. business, where it is placed solaiemes application server is a mobile gateway that … … improves front-ends usability … improves mobile UGC Internet MOBILE CARRIER IT infraestructure
    5. environment most players in the business going mobile choose an application based strategy because … despite new capabilities there’s still a gap with Internet • no full javascrip or flash … … and most handsets will never provide … mobile browsing is a pain • touch UIs increase usability … … but it won’t be generally available specific application strategy is very successful when • there is a single platform • services are unique : games, facebook, google calendar, gmail, twitter … iPhone is a clear example this strategy can be very successful but … is “on device application” the only option to go mobile?
    6. problem • specific application strategy won’t boost data service to voice ARPU levels • unaffordable TOC • no common use model each service provides a use model that has to be learned each service requires an application that hast to be installed users won’t install applications for each e-commerce, banking, hotel or restaurant service • successful strategy for generic data services must be based in the following premises • common use model (like voice service) • wide terminal range, general availability and interoperability (like voice service) SIMPLE, WELL KNOWN and AVAILABLE (like voice service)
    7. solaiemes approach Focus on service and make the device transparent avoid proprietary on device applications • try to reach the widest device range. also mid tier handsets take the most from handsets, not only voice • use native common functions propose a common model based in well known and widely use ones • voice call, videocall, ptt • internet service intelligence in the network side • combine simultaneous channels to enrich communication • coordinate channels to increase functionality
    8. portfolio AVISG • mobile web platform with push capabilities • eases service access from mobile and improves usability • SOA architecture enables interoperation IT systems (CRM / ERP) • interoperable with IVR and CTI platforms LiveServe • mobile & web 2.0 media server platform • live video support from: mobile devices, IP cameras, webcams, etc. • enables media integration with web 2.0 and IT processes VoxServe • application server for voice-based services • focus in man-to-machine interaction • PoC enabled • interoperable with enterprise voice systems
    9. solaiemes AVISG mobile web platform • push content capable • asynchronous content delivery to browser PATENT PENDING • enabled for all WAP 2.0 handsets • no AJAX required • multi-device support • SOA architecture: interoperates with IT systems (CRM/ERP) • interoperates with IVR to enable mobile multimodality • interoperates with CTI to enable mobile co-browsing
    10. AVISG architecture web session CRM voice call Contact Center IVR
    11. AVISG use cases multimodal use cases • multimodal banking • navigate your mobile banking portal with voice • also with iPhone • multimodal search • google voice based search with mid and low tier handsets • multimodal e-commerce • voice based e-commerce interaction Competitors: Kirusa, Vida-Software, Movidilo, Loquendo co-browsing use cases • visual call center • Agents can push web content handsets Competitors: PageShare, VoxWire
    12. solaiemes LiveServe mobile & web 2.0 media server platform • media broker • interconnects heterogeneous sources and consumers get media from mobile, web cam, IP cam, portal (youtube), … • dynamic channel creation and content selection this unique feature enables real time control of content per user session • streaming server • live streaming capability • RTSP & Flash support for mobile and web streaming • SIP support for video call, video share, video soft phone … • J2EE embedded • seamless integration with web applications • IMS enabled • internal repository for media storage
    13. LiveServe architecture Live video
    14. LiveServe use cases • mobile-to-portal • live streaming to web 2.0 • mobile user generated content transparently published in portal • interoperates with location based services • mobile media server • video on demand and live broadcast capable • per-channel content injection, ideal for segmented marketing unique feature enabling personalized advertisement • peer-to-multi-peer • live video transmission from one to many Competitors: Qik, FlixWagon & USTream
    15. solaiemes VoxServe PoC application server • interoperation capabilities with IT systems • connection to standard voice services PATENT PENDING • internet for UGC • multiple interoperation models with IT systems • query: voice based interaction with CRM • alert: voice based notification of CRM events • UGC: voice content generated in the handset and published in the Internet • dispatcher capabilities • emulates TETRA like services • important cost improvement enabling long tail market models
    16. VoxServe architecture Portal PoC SIP IVR Contact Center CRM
    17. VoxServe use cases • PTT reporting • quick voice reports stored in ERP • interoperable with location based services • PTT CRM • quick voice based queries to CRM • PTT asynchronous call center • place queries to contact center to be attended asynchronously • user does not wait for the agent to get available Competitors: SpinVOX, Genaker
    18. market opportunities • horizontal market opportunities • customer care & relationship management (CRM) • field service applications (FSA) , enterprise data processes & content management (ERP/ECM) • mobile media delivery • vertical market targets • multimodal mobile banking applications • mobile video portal construction, insurance, utilities, government … • video reporting for maintenance and emergencies / law enforcement • video surveillance for remote and mobile locations infrastructure monitoring, ad-hoc CCTV-like deployments, mobile access to existing CCTV • UGC for internet portals & community
    19. business model • infrastructure: 40% sales • intended for top tier customers: carriers, utilities direct presence in customer through sales force or representative • intended for mid tier customers: presence through channel partners IVR providers identified as suitable channel: prosodie, voxeo, nortel … • software as a service (SaaS): 40% sales • intended for mid and low tier customers • platform SaaS • intended for developer users • enables very specific, particular and flexible use cases • application SaaS • intended for final users • quick operation with lower flexibility • pursue the long tail through economy of scale • services: 20% sales • New product introduction in direct customers • Training and Support services to partners ecosystem (channel)
    20. www.solaiemes.com Addtional info: http://www.youtube.com/solaiemes http://www.slideshare.com/solaiemes http://blog.solaiemes.com
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