Telco 2.0 -- Transforming Services Delivery

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    1. Transforming Services Delivery " Crossing the Chasm to Telco 2.0"
    2. Carrier Market has Changed Core Services New Services Subscribers $ Traditional Competition Emerging Competition Voice Hosting Broadband SaaS Web 2.0
      • Business Impact :
        • Commoditization
        • Declining Profits
        • Subscriber Churn
        • Marketshare Loss
      What is the impact on business models?
    3. Business Models are Changing How will carriers make money?
    4. Revenue Sources are Changing What does it mean to be a 'carrier'?
    5. Telco 1.0 vs. Web 2.0
        • Web 2.0 revenue model is inverse of Telco model
        • Web 2.0 providers generate higher profits than Telcos
        • Web 2.0 overall market growth much higher than Telcos
        • Yet Telcos provide customer access...
      Revenue Share Telco Web 2.0
        • Services
        • Platform
        • Core Network
        • Access Network
        • Licenses
      Market Growth Low Rapid $ $ low low high percentage high percentage Who 'owns' the customer?
    6. Defining Customer Value
      • Services Delivery
        • Network Expertise
        • Market Reach
        • Quality of Service
      • Services Creation
        • Content Expertise
        • Time to Market
        • Continuous Innovation
      Web 2.0 Telco 2.0 Boundaries will blur, but what's your primary focus?
    7. Converged Services Provider Aggregating Core and External Services SMBs SOHO Verticals Enterprise Application Services IT/Managed Services Telephony Services
      • Customer Value :
        • One provider
        • One bill
        • One log-in
        • One view
        • One helpdesk
      Trusted Provider Converged Services How can carriers transform?
    8. Telco 1.0 Approach won't Work
        • Millions in CAPEX and OPEX
          • Silo'd services delivery
          • Technology stack built ground-up
          • Many integration touch-points
          • High maintenance
        • Limited flexibility
          • Oriented towards single services
          • Resource-intensive
          • Limited new deployments per year
        • Long development cycles
          • Time-to-market, and profit, for delivering new services
      Challenge to Revenue Avoiding the time-to-market trauma...
    9. Transcending Transformation (Making Change Work) "As for service creation, there's a need for new investment here, in things like Jamcracker." "You clearly can't have projects that spend 6-12 months working on OSS BSS integration any more." Crossing the chasm to converged services... Steve Zimba  Managing Director  Global Telecoms Business
    10. Jamcracker Delivers On-Demand
      • Wholesale best-of-breed value-added services
        • Established processes for sourcing, integrating, testing, branding, bundling, and delivering on-demand services
        • Master distribution agreements support multi-tiered services delivery
        • Dozens of "off the shelf" solution partners with >100 service offerings
      •  
      • Provide infrastructure, operations, support, and programs for branded on-demand services marketplaces
        • Enabling distribution partners to rapidly source, bundle, and sell new value-added services
        • Ability to rapidly on-board core carrier services and local ISVs, allowing value-added service bundling
        • Unified provisioning, single sign-on, administration, billing, and support
        • With minimal cost, effort, and risk
        • Technology and services in development since 1999
      Offering everything from A to Z for services delivery...
    11. A to Z Includes
        • ISV Vendor Management, On-Boarding & Settlement
        • ISV Self Service – Integration Portal
        • Hosting
        • Portal(s) & Catalog(s) for Every Market Segment
        • Order Management
        • Identity Management and Single Sign-On
        • Provisioning
        • End User Services Administration
        • Help Desk – Ticketing
        • Support – Unified 1 & 2
        • Billing & Metering
        • SLA Services Monitoring
        • Product Management & Reporting
        • Integration Orchestration
        • Global Services Distribution Ecosystem
        • Services Market Launching & Testing
        • Sales & Marketing Support
        • Multi-Tier Distribution
        • Unified End User – Business, Consumer, Mobility Interface
      Let's put theory into practice...
    12. Carrier Business Case Study
        • Business Objectives
          • Further monetize broadband investment through service differentiation
          • Expand markets without expanding networks
          • Expand business model for future earnings growth
        • Market Approach
          • Offer broad array of on-demand services to grow net new customer acquisition
          • Differentiate "cash cow" broadband offerings via bundled services to reverse margin erosion / churn
          • Get to market quickly and cost-effectively with a flexible foundation for future growth
      Quickly, efficiently, profitably...
    13. Carrier-Branded SaaS Marketplace Help Desk Support User Management Billing & Settlement Services Provisioning Security Services Integration Jamcracker Services Delivery Network Jamcracker Solution Partners Carrier Partners Core Services Broadband Hosting Mobile Networking Voice Customers Local ISVs Channels Carrier - Jamcracker Partnership
    14. Federated Services Delivery Universal Services, Localized Delivery Help Desk Support User Management Billing & Settlement Services Provisioning Security Services Integration Jamcracker Services Delivery Network Marketplace Partners Solution Partners Others...
    15. Carrier's Perspectives on Jamcracker
        • Market-leader in pure-play SaaS delivery
        • Met all functional requirements
        • Demonstrable, 'out-of-the-box' solution
          • Lower implementation cost / improved speed to market
          • Leverage ongoing development for global JSDN Telco partners
        • Provides a catalogue of pre-enabled applications – with existing connectors and commercials
          • APIs and roadmap for integrating with other systems
        • Established program for on-boarding new ISVs
        • Open source / non-aligned
        • Objectives aligned through revenue share agreement
          • Sales and marketing support
        • Flexible commercial model enabling selective insource/outsource functions
      Delivering Web 2.0 services via Telco 2.0...
    16. Transformation is Good Business Service Bundles Subscribers $
      • Business Gains :
        • Differentiation
        • Increase Profits
        • Subscriber ARPU
        • Marketshare Gain
      Expanded Offerings Voice Hosting Broadband SaaS   Web 2.0 Core Services New Services
    17. Change Benefits Everyone Customers - One-stop-shop of many best-of-breed services - Single point of purchasing, billing, and support - Unified provisioning and user experience Carriers - Increase stickiness, reduce churn - Grow net-new ARPU - Increase sales/channel productivity - Bundling differentiates core services ISVs - Expand distribution - Bundle offerings with new services
    18. The Future is Now! "Voice, video, and data, digitally delivered across interconnecting networks to a variety of different terminals with different uses. As always, the technology takes shape long before its full consequences for society take place." "The internet, in particular, is remarkable for its many different capabilities. It is more than just a means of communicating: it is a marketplace, a library, a distribution chain ." Frances Cairncross, "The Death of Distance"

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