Hadoop World 2011: Large Scale Log Data Analysis for Marketing in NTT Communi...Kenji Hara
In this session we will talk about how we built a log analysis system for marketing using Hadoop, which explore the internet users' interests or feedback about specified products or themes from access log, query/click log and CGM data. Our system provides three features, which are 1) sentiment analysis, 2) co-occuring keyword extraction, and 3) user interests estimation. For large scale analysis, we use Hadoop with customized functions, which push down the shuffle size by amplifying map-side processing. We also show the features of our Hadoop cluster.
IP communications to billions of people coming soon to a web broswer near y...Ericsson Slides
Master Class – IP Communications to Billions of People – Coming soon to a Web Browser Near you
Speaker Håkan Sessle, Head of Business Development Communication Services. Presentation from the Broadband World Forum, Amsterdam, 2012
Hadoop World 2011: Large Scale Log Data Analysis for Marketing in NTT Communi...Kenji Hara
In this session we will talk about how we built a log analysis system for marketing using Hadoop, which explore the internet users' interests or feedback about specified products or themes from access log, query/click log and CGM data. Our system provides three features, which are 1) sentiment analysis, 2) co-occuring keyword extraction, and 3) user interests estimation. For large scale analysis, we use Hadoop with customized functions, which push down the shuffle size by amplifying map-side processing. We also show the features of our Hadoop cluster.
IP communications to billions of people coming soon to a web broswer near y...Ericsson Slides
Master Class – IP Communications to Billions of People – Coming soon to a Web Browser Near you
Speaker Håkan Sessle, Head of Business Development Communication Services. Presentation from the Broadband World Forum, Amsterdam, 2012
HUGH BRADLOW LEADS INNOVATION WORKSHOP – 2012 AND BEYONDTelstra Global
Telstra Corporation’s Chief Technology Officer and Head of Innovation, Dr Hugh Bradlow, addressed an audience of over 50 customers and London Business School alumni and academics earlier this week at Telstra International’s office in London.
Dr Bradlow shared some valuable insights into technological innovation with a particular focus on key trends in ICT, technology challenges, and telcos and innovation. A core topic of discussion was the marked move towards omniscience and omnipresence.
Rugged Mobile Business Solution - Top 10 Trend in Supply Chain TechnologyIntermec Asia
It's easy to name "mobility" and "wireless" as trends, but it's less clear exactly what direction these developments are taking and how they can be used to improve business, particularly in the supply chain area. This comprehensive white paper will give you good overview of the possibilities and what's to come
Saiful Hidayat Santri Indigo Pondok Gontor Ponorogo Internet Dan It Sebagai...Saiful Hidayat
Adalah materi sharing saya pada acara CSR (Corporate Social Resposibility) TELKOM-Republika yang dilaksanakan pada tanggal 24 Maret 2010 di Pondok Modern GONTOR - PONOROGO
Juniper Networks IR Investor and Analyst Update - Mobile World Congress 2012Juniper Networks
A presentation shared by Stefan Dyckerhoff, Juniper’s EVP of Platform Systems Division, and Bob Muglia, EVP of Software Solutions Division during Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, Spain.
A Mobile Centric View of Silicon Valley - January 2011Lars Kamp
A presentation held at Opinno in San Francisco to a delegration from PromoMadrid. Goal was to provide a quick overview of major trends in mobile in 30 min.
4 G Latin America Carrier Strategies August 28, 2012Wi-Fi 360
This webinar analyzes key trends for Latin American development and deployment of LTE networks from the regulatory and the 4G service providers standpoint. The webinar gives a detailed analysis of the status of 3G and 4G in the region, and the challenges from the standpoint of regulators and 4G service providers. Open Mobile will present its deployment and business strategy.
Crisis management is an entirely different practice in the social media arena. Thanks to social media’s viral nature, how your firm handles a bad situation can make or break its future. You now must respond to PR crises quickly, with authenticity and aplomb. Gone are the days when you can easily bury a story or get by with a simple “no comment” response. You must listen to the conversations happening in social media as they happen, train your staff to lead with the company’s values when the going gets rough, and you must have a plan for what to do when the news hits the fan. Our list of ten Social Media Comeback contenders are companies and brands that successfully dealt with tough crises – self-made and otherwise –using social media tools and a social media mindset.
HUGH BRADLOW LEADS INNOVATION WORKSHOP – 2012 AND BEYONDTelstra Global
Telstra Corporation’s Chief Technology Officer and Head of Innovation, Dr Hugh Bradlow, addressed an audience of over 50 customers and London Business School alumni and academics earlier this week at Telstra International’s office in London.
Dr Bradlow shared some valuable insights into technological innovation with a particular focus on key trends in ICT, technology challenges, and telcos and innovation. A core topic of discussion was the marked move towards omniscience and omnipresence.
Rugged Mobile Business Solution - Top 10 Trend in Supply Chain TechnologyIntermec Asia
It's easy to name "mobility" and "wireless" as trends, but it's less clear exactly what direction these developments are taking and how they can be used to improve business, particularly in the supply chain area. This comprehensive white paper will give you good overview of the possibilities and what's to come
Saiful Hidayat Santri Indigo Pondok Gontor Ponorogo Internet Dan It Sebagai...Saiful Hidayat
Adalah materi sharing saya pada acara CSR (Corporate Social Resposibility) TELKOM-Republika yang dilaksanakan pada tanggal 24 Maret 2010 di Pondok Modern GONTOR - PONOROGO
Juniper Networks IR Investor and Analyst Update - Mobile World Congress 2012Juniper Networks
A presentation shared by Stefan Dyckerhoff, Juniper’s EVP of Platform Systems Division, and Bob Muglia, EVP of Software Solutions Division during Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, Spain.
A Mobile Centric View of Silicon Valley - January 2011Lars Kamp
A presentation held at Opinno in San Francisco to a delegration from PromoMadrid. Goal was to provide a quick overview of major trends in mobile in 30 min.
4 G Latin America Carrier Strategies August 28, 2012Wi-Fi 360
This webinar analyzes key trends for Latin American development and deployment of LTE networks from the regulatory and the 4G service providers standpoint. The webinar gives a detailed analysis of the status of 3G and 4G in the region, and the challenges from the standpoint of regulators and 4G service providers. Open Mobile will present its deployment and business strategy.
Crisis management is an entirely different practice in the social media arena. Thanks to social media’s viral nature, how your firm handles a bad situation can make or break its future. You now must respond to PR crises quickly, with authenticity and aplomb. Gone are the days when you can easily bury a story or get by with a simple “no comment” response. You must listen to the conversations happening in social media as they happen, train your staff to lead with the company’s values when the going gets rough, and you must have a plan for what to do when the news hits the fan. Our list of ten Social Media Comeback contenders are companies and brands that successfully dealt with tough crises – self-made and otherwise –using social media tools and a social media mindset.
Apresentação dos conceitos de normas, certificações, história da IPMA, Visão da IPMA sobre Projetos e Competências Pessoais, Visão da ISO 21500 sobre Projetos e Competências Pessoais
Never before in th history of corporate America is there been a need for a new breed of leadership. We need to get back to the basics of Integrity, Honesty and putting others before self.
This show is illustrates the tentative schedule for the 2013 OHS trip to visit our Sister school in Changzhou China. It shows highlights from the 2011 delegation's trip.
Future of Voice & WebRTC - Implications & Opportunities for telcos (service p...Dean Bubley
Overview presentation on the challenges for telecom operators (telcos, carriers) in voice & messaging services. Examines general trends in evolution of Future of Voice, including fall-off of demand for basic services. Examines the impact & opportunities from a new technology WebRTC in accelerating this, and the ways that telcos can structure their thoughts & strategies. Disruptive Analysis is doing continual work & advising various companies in this area. [Note: this is not an intro to WebRTC technology itself & assumes existing knowledge]
Telecom operators often frame their battle "against OTT players". This is flawed - telecom operators themselves can offer OTT services, for content or communications or cloud services. The presentation characterises the evolution of telco-OTT services, as well as some of the obstacles and required skillsets. It also examines tehe emergence of WebRTC as a key enabler
I'm not a prophet (but I'm evangelist) and therefore do not really know the future telecom. This lecture describes trends and developments in telecommunications worldwide and try to give recommendations for operators (PTTs) who not turn to infrastructure provide "dump pipe" only.
אני לא נביא (אבל כן מטיף) ולכן לא באמת יודע מה עתיד הטלקום.
הרצאה זו מתארת מגמות והתפתחויות בטלקומוניקציה (תקשורת) בעולם ומנסה לתת המלצות לפעילות שצרכות לבצע המפעילות כדי לא להפוך לספק תשתיות "טפשות" בלבד.
Giving Voice to 4G over LTE
Kevin Mitchell Director, Solutions Marketing -Acme Packet
Dan Warren Director of Technology -GSMA
Brian Daly Director, Core & Government/Regulatory Standards -AT&T Mobility Services LLC
Voice and messaging deliver the lions share of mobile service provider revenues. Yet, on the eve of LTE rollouts, there is a major question yet unresolved: how voice will be part of the next generation mobile RAN technology. This session will explore one of todays hottest topics as mobile service providers navigate the evolution of their RAN and voice network in the era of ubiquitous 3G and 4G mobile broadband. To help address this issue, the GSM Association GSMA announced that it has adopted the work of the One Voice Initiative for an IMSbased solution to Voice over Long Term Evolution VoLTE. Some key issues that we will address include:
• GSMA VoLTE architecture and agenda
• Transitional approaches to IMS VoLTE are they needed? Which is best?
• Critical features required to deliver voice over LTE
• Moving beyond voice RCS, video and multimedia communication for LTE
Value added service (VAS) provider failures: insights from VAS product companiesBrowne & Mohan
Dr TR Madan Mohan, Managing partner addressed Network of ICT Entrepreneurs and Enterprises (NITEE), under the aegis of Foundation for MSME Clusters (www.msmefoundation.org), New Delhi on 27th August 2010 regarding “Value added service (VAS) provider failures: insights from VAS product companies”.
The NGN Carrier Ethernet System: Technologies, Architecture and Deployment Mo...Cisco Canada
This presentation discusses market trends and its impact on Network infrastructure, Cisco carrier Ethernet Transport Architecture, Cisco carrier Ethernet portfolio and TCO Leadership.
Mobile Telecoms Tech & Market Disruptions - April 2015 VersionDean Bubley
The next 5 years will bring huge changes to the mobile network industry. Network operators will see revenue and usage from voice telephony & SMS decline, while new communications apps will mostly be driven by context & design, not 3GPP standards.
4G networks will continue to be deployed, with 5G coming into view - but data traffic may not grow to the degree expected. WiFi is growing in important - but will only have limited integration with cellular. Net Neutrality concerns will continue to rumble - but most of the new "ideas" like paid priority or sponsored data will fail.
We will also see "multi-stakeholder" issues coming to the fore, where regulators will need to ensure the telecom industry encompasses the needs of users, venues, app developers, IoT companies, brands & Internet players. That said, attempts by Apple and Google to enter the cellular space with SIMs and MVNOs will remain niche
P2P - Real Time Communications in the EnterpriseMead Eblan
"Mainstreaming Peer-to-Peer Connectivity:
Real-Time Communications in the Enterprise"
- Presented at Digital Government Institute Conference on IPv6
- September 2007
Private 5G Networks and Vendor DiversificationDean Bubley
Presentation given by Dean Bubley @disruptivedean to TechUK / Spectrum Policy Forum online meeting about 5G Vendor Diversification, and the links to Private Cellular Networks. Indicates that the vendor landscape for indoor & private cellular is much wider than the macro RAN
Dean Bubley presentation at Ofcom Mapping The Future 2019 Spectrum ConferenceDean Bubley
Presentation given by Dean Bubley of Disruptive Analysis at UK telecom regulator Ofcom's 2019 "Mapping the Future" Spectrum conference in London.
15-minute introduction as part of a forward-looking panel session on possible future 10yr+ visions. Disruptive Analysis presented alongside speakers/panellists from Google & FCC
Slides cover future wireless use-cases, potential for future spectum rules & 6G design goals to be energy/CO2-centred, raises questions about harmonisation, and notes that planned use-cases and deployments often overstate near-term potential.
Dean Bubley presentation on In-Buillding Wireless Network Convergence & 5GDean Bubley
Keynote presentation by Dean Bubley of Disruptive Analysis at the June 2019 In-Building Wireless Congress in Las Vegas.
Covers the challenges of new wireless use-cases, enterprise/private cellular networks, 5G, WiFi, IoT connectivity, Neutral Host network and new spectrum bands
WiFi Opportunities & Challenges: Positioning vs. 5GDean Bubley
Presentation given by Dean Bubley of Disruptive Analysis, at the March 2019 Wi-Fi Now conference in Shanghai, China (colocated with the Wi-Fi Alliance summit)
The presentation considers the future role of WiFi in the home, enterprise and public spaces. It compares its trajectory and advantages / disadvantages with 5G cellular technology. It covers topics including WiFi6, Industrial IoT and mesh networks.
Dean Bubley presentation on enterprise & neutral host models for mobileDean Bubley
Presentation given by Dean Bubley of Disruptive Analysis at the TechUK Neutral Hosts conference in London on 14th Jan 2019. Covers enterprise & IoT wireless needs, and scope for 3rd parties to obtain spectrum, run networks and act as "reverse MVNOs" for 4G & 5G
Disruptive Analysis Enterprise Networks for UK Spectrum Policy ForumDean Bubley
Presentation given on future enterprise uses of wireless networks, and the need for spectrum access & licensing innovation by regulators. Covers 5G, WiFi & related topcs
Disruptive Analysis + Dean Bubley Intro May 2018Dean Bubley
Looking for an outspoken keynote speaker or panel moderator on mobile, telecoms, blockchain, 5G, WiFi, voice/viideo, IoT and related futurism topics? This deck gives some background to my coverage, experience & typical style of work
Presentation given by Dean Bubley at Pacific Telecoms Council conference on Spectrum Futures, in Bangkok Sep 2017. Covers future technology trends, wireless requirements, telecom services, spectrum-sharing & AI
Keynote presentation on telcofuturism - the specific analysis of future trends applied to the telecom sector, such as blockchain, maachine-learning, drones & contextual/cognitive computing
Wi-Fi Stakeholder Diversity: The Problem with SeamsDean Bubley
Presentation at the WiFi Innovation Summit, Nov 25th 2015 Amsterdam. Covers carrier WiFi, monetisation strategies, and whether "seamless" WiFi is useless
Disruptive Analysis at Comptel Nexterday -10 telecom mythsDean Bubley
What are the Top 10 Myths in the telecoms industry? Presentation given by Dean Bubley at Comptel Nexterday North anti-seminar in Helsinki, Nov 2015.
Be careful with terms like pipes, OTT, seamless WiFi, agility, subscriptions and more....
WebRTC Market Status & Voice/Video OverviewDean Bubley
Presentation on WebRTC Market Status given by Dean Bubley at the 2015 AT&T Developer Summit. Covers the evolution of voice & video, changing dynamics of WebRTC market and industry structure, and key use-cases and opportunities for developers
Forecasting the WebRTC Market - Presentation from Paris WebRTC Conference Dec'14Dean Bubley
Presentation given by Dean Bubley of Disruptive Analysis at the 2014 Upperside WebRTC Conference in Paris, Dec 16-18.
Covers "WebRTC by the numbers" - top-level summary forecasts, considerations of device support, user-numbers, use-cases and addressable market analysis.
While WebRTC is growing rapidly, it is difficult for business planners & investors to "get a handle on". This slide-deck gives tips on approaches to quantifying the market, as well as top-level data extracted from Disruptive Analysis' latest market report
The Hague Tech Conference - Impact of Networks & Comms on Smart CitiesDean Bubley
Presentation given by Dean Bubley of Disruptive Analysis at the The Hague Technology conference in the Netherlands on October 15th 2014.
Covers developments in networking & communications technology impacting the evolution of Smart Cities. Covers the role of telecom operators, M2M / IoT, embedded voice & video capabilites, APIs, new wireless technologies and the implications for 5G mobile standards
WebRTC Drivers & Opportunities for Telecom Service ProvidersDean Bubley
Telecom operators face numerous challenges in their core communications business. We are past the point of "peak telephony" while VoLTE deployment is slow and patchy. End-users are fragmenting their use of voice and video, as "best of breed" applications emerge, while other software and websites embed new forms of communications with WebRTC.
Telecom and cable operators have a large role to play here - they too can extend, build or resell WebRTC services, sometimes standalone, and sometimes linked to their existing network infrastructure and IMS platforms.
Yet WebRTC highlights the organisational challenges for operators - reconciling different business units & service domains, and changing their culture to embrace developers, design-led mentality & more acceptance of risk. But with 6bn+ WebRTC devices expected to be in the market by 2019, telcos have a huge addressable market.
Sponsored data and zero rate charging - Non-neutral mobile broadband modelsDean Bubley
Analysis & forecasts for two key types of application-based charging / non-neutral mobile Internet business models.
Zero-rating of mobile data is used to exempt certain applications or content from users' data plan quotas, and is used in both developing and mature markets. In essence, nobody pays for the data - although the mobile operator may work a revenue-share deal for paid content, or may look to upsell the users with more paid data access.
Sponsored data is similar, but involves the content/app provider paying for data traffic on behalf of the user. It has been popularised by AT&T's announcement in January 2014, although it has gained only limited traction so far.
This presentation, based on Disruptive Analysis' June 2014 on Non-Neutral Mobile Broadband models, examines the sub-segments and likely success factors for each type of offer.
WebRTC & Telcos / Service Providers - Next Generation Services Providers Conf...Dean Bubley
Workshop presentation given at IIR - Next Generation Services Providers Conference in Munich in June 2014.
Examines WebRTC opportunities & trends for telcos and service providers, including relevance of IMS integration and key use-cases
WebRTC Asia Forum - What's Next for WebRTC in Asia - Dean Bubley, Disruptive ...Dean Bubley
Concluding presentation by Dean Bubley at WebRTC Asia Forums in January 2014, in Hong Kong & Singapore. Examines future trends in use-cases, value chain, regulatory issues & problems for WebRTC, with some focus on Asia-Pacific
WebRTC Asia Forum - What is it & why is it important? Dean Bubley, Disruptive...Dean Bubley
Introduction presentation by Dean Bubley of Disruptive Analysis at the WebRTC Asia Forums in Hong Kong & Singapore, in January 2014.
Covers the basics of "What is WebRTC & Why is it Important", including use-cases, market growth, key players and WebRTC's role in democratising voice, video and realtime data
WebRTC Asia Forum - What is it & why is it important? Dean Bubley, Disruptive...
Disruptive Analysis LTE Summit 2011 voice presentation may 2011
1. Trends in LTE voice & personal
communications
LTE Summit, 18th May 2011
dean.bubley@disruptive-analysis.com
2. About Disruptive Analysis
Analyst house & strategic consulting firm
Founded by Dean Bubley
Blog at disruptivewireless.blogspot.com
Twitter @disruptivedean & also on LinkedIn and Quora
Covering mobile VoIP since 2004, pico/femtocells since 2001
Regular focus on the links between innovative mobile network
technologies & the impact on devices and applications
Partnered with Telco 2.0, Diffraction Analysis & Martin Geddes Consulting
Coined the term “Happy Pipe” to describe profitable broadband strategies
Also “Tyranny of the SIM card”, “Mobile data offload” & “Under the floor player”
Recent reports on Mobile Broadband Traffic Management & RCS
Upcoming study on Telco-OTT services
Masterclasses on “Future of Voice”.
SF event June 30th, London event on July 14th
May 2011 Copyright Disruptive Analysis Ltd 2011
3. The big picture
2000-2010 • VoIP needed for cost & competition
• Well-defined wholesale models
Fixed broadband & • Centralised & standardised services
VoIP, QoS • Attempts to evolve telephony to APIs
2010-2020 • Power & bandwidth to fit comms tech
LTE, cloud, web 2.0, to human needs, not vice versa
social networks, smart • Many “two-sided” business models
devices, apps, QoE • Fragmentation of voice into 1000 apps
May 2011 Copyright Disruptive Analysis Ltd 2011
4. Future telephony economics 101
Supply of basic telephony (or close substitutes)
rising
Regulatory pressures (eg termination fees)
Lower perceived value in phone calls vs. other
communications channels
Accounting rule changes
More users
Possibility to “distribute”
telephony via APIs &
embedded applications
New use cases?
Extra functionality & quality?
May 2011 Copyright Disruptive Analysis Ltd 2011
5. Three basic “uses cases” for communications
Presence is “sensuous”
More than on/offline
Includes context & emotion
Source: Martin Geddes Consulting
May 2011 Copyright Disruptive Analysis Ltd 2011
6. A dirty little secret….
Humans don’t
really interact with
each other in
“sessions”
…but sessions are easy to control & bill. The challenge is to package sessions
in a way to compete with more “natural” options that are emerging
May 2011 Copyright Disruptive Analysis Ltd 2011
7. Voice ≠ Telephony
Now: 2G & 3G Future: Smartphones & LTE
Voice
Voice
Telephony
Telephony
Voicemail Gaming, CEBP,
Conferencing surveillance, social
PTT Video voice, TV voice etc
Video, context, sense
Significant risk that basic telephony & messaging services fall prey to alternatives
that fit better with human psychology. Moving to supply >> demand for voice
May 2011 Copyright Disruptive Analysis Ltd 2011
8. LTE era vs 50bn devices: How many with voice?
Possibly 50 billion+
(maybe 1 trillion+)
Billion
devices
35
30 Other
25 LTE phones
Most devices not for
3G phones
20 “primary voice”.
2G phones Scope for secondary
15 IP comms services
10 Full mobile
Most devices VoIP not
5 for “primary #1 priority
voice”
0 Still a lot of
2010 2020 CS mobile
voice
May 2011 Copyright Disruptive Analysis Ltd 2011
9. Will future operators all support voice? How?
Full IMS
+ VoLTE
Partial “Velcro”
IMS / GSM or
NGN CSFB or
VoIP VoLGA
Integrated
voice &
data
operators
Cloud Data
voice only &
(non- BYO-
2020 “Straw Man”
access) VoIP
1bn LTE handsets
Partner
Comms services ARPU $20 / mo Skype /
[but 50% carried on 2G/3G/WiFi] Google
$120bn revenue etc + need for continuity at LTE / 3G
= equivalent to 2010 SMS market / 2G /WiFi boundary
May 2011 Copyright Disruptive Analysis Ltd 2011
10. IMS: dead, but now nailed to the perch of LTE?
(With apologies to Monty Python)
3GPP LTE
& GSMA
Fjords, aka RCS
Mobile IMS
http://disruptivewireless.blogspot.com/2009/08/mobile-ims-and-lte-networks-dead-parrot.html
May 2011 Copyright Disruptive Analysis Ltd 2011
11. Revisiting the VoIP timeline
10% of fixed global
PSTN based on
st SIP spec Skype launched 10m IP-phones
Vocaltec 1 carrier VoIP
released shipped by
Internet VoIP SoftBank / (about 110m
Cisco starts Yahoo VoIP Cisco
software subscribers)
ITU develops selling IP-PBXs launched AT&T VoIP
launched Skype gets
H323 1m Cisco 124m monthly
IP-phones users
shipped
• 8 years to get 10% penetration for fixed-carrier VoIP
against background of old switches, all postpaid (recurring
revenue). No issues of mobility, battery or RF.
• 12 years after ITU release SIP specifications
• OneVoice (later VoLTE) specs announced late 2009
• First VoLTE launches 2012/2013 (?)
May 2011 Copyright Disruptive Analysis Ltd 2011
12. LTE voice & VoLTE challenges
Too many spectrum bands
Poor optimisation in efficiency, yield, cost & performance
All sorts of policy-management / steering challenges
Not all operators will deploy VoLTE, even long-term
Some will be data-only/primary & not need own voice platform
Some may partner / encourage / optimise Skype & other 3rd party voice
Offload / multi-bearer scenarios
No likelihood of MNOs switching off CS voice before 2020
Unknown need for optimisation & tuning of RAN for VoLTE
High probability of OSS / BSS headaches
Lack of clarity around network-sharing / wholesale scenarios
Indoor coverage problems, esp. with MIMO
Massmarket handsets a long way off
Where is SMS???
May 2011 Copyright Disruptive Analysis Ltd 2011
13. Most likely outcome for LTE Voice
Solution 2011-2012 2013-2014 2015 onwards Notes
VoLTE Some trials. Many Patchy rollout, more Slow growth but not If it works, OK for
problems found in 700-900MHz universal. Used for basic telephony, not
networks roaming for Voice 2.0
CSFB Few rollouts. Likely May be fixed, but not Fades out as Political choice by
not good user likely mainstream option GSMA / 3GPP
experience
VoLGA Unlikely to be used, May come back if Good option for Could be revisited by
maybe OTT other solutions as those with long CS 3GPP under another
bad as feared legacy ahead name
No operator voice. Used on laptops & Common on LTE May be 2nd voice Some operators will
User picks 3rd pty tablets. Some wholesale networks service along with take fixed bband
smartphone use operator’s own approach
Optimised 3rd-party A few renegade Depends on Skype, Important in specific Could be provided
VoIP operators Google etc pockets but not from other telco as
universal wholesale
Dual-radio “Velcro” Use for SVLTE in Replacement for Probably superseded Battery impact but
CDMA 1x + LTE CSFB in 3GPP? better overall QoE
May 2011 Copyright Disruptive Analysis Ltd 2011
14. Towards two-sided business models?
Brands Web
Media & adver players
& -tisers
content Possible payment for QoS, voice API
access, ads, customer info etc
$
Other
$$$
Telco
Telco End users
Whole-
$
sale
But a risk of reversal – telcos paying
for Web QoS, APIs, data, content
Devel- IT And also “not as easy as it looks” to
Govern
opers shops achieve. Platforms, SLAs, IT, sales…
-ment
May 2011 Copyright Disruptive Analysis Ltd 2011
15. Some technology gaps?
Telephony & VoIP and Prioritisation Solution for
messaging messaging in & QoS SMS on LTE
model for complex engines for that works
wholesale offload complex
LTE scenarios scenarios
networks
Signalling On-device Advanced Dual-radio
management measuremen acoustic GSM / LTE
for VoLTE, t of user- technology devices and
comms apps perceived optimised for chipsets
& MBB QoE mobile VoIP
May 2011 Copyright Disruptive Analysis Ltd 2011