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This document discusses the trend toward smaller mobile network equipment that can reduce costs for carriers. It notes that equipment costs have decreased significantly over time, with annual site rental costs now sometimes exceeding the equipment costs. The document also notes projections that using smaller cell sites like picocells and femtocells can result in total capital and operating expense savings of over 100% for U.S. carriers by 2014. It emphasizes the need to educate landlords on this industry trend toward smaller, less expensive equipment that can be installed in more locations like homes and buildings.
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1) It proposes installing cellular equipment like sectors and antennas on poles clamped to the rails of water reservoirs, which provide insulation between sectors. This avoids costs of tower rentals ($500-700/month) or building stub towers.
2) Water reservoirs are always in high locations, providing line of sight for coverage. They also have space for adding solar panels.
3) Using existing water reservoirs is simpler and faster than traditional options, enabling faster time to market while still providing cost effective coverage expansion. It avoids handing profits over to tower companies through rental fees.
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Subcontracting resources on metro fiber
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2) The project took 8 months to complete and ramped up over the first 9 weeks as resources were mobilized and training was performed.
3) By 24 weeks, 500 km of trenching, duct laying, and backfilling had been completed and 300 km of fiber had been blown.
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Trenching for fiber built all over the world
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Fiber to the building is for LTE
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Drive down opex leases and rentals
- 1. Digital City OPEX Reduction Leases & Rentals Landlords Need to Think Small Reduction = The less the better
- 2. 18th Agust 2013 When equipment costs exceeded $450.000, it was acceptable for the annual site rent to be $20.000. At that time, the rent represented a fraction of the total cost of the site. But take that $20.000 in 1990, apply a typical 3% escalator that brings the rent to $35.000 in 2010, and you’ve got an operator questioning why the cell site lease costs as much as the equipment.
- 4. 18th Agust 2013 Networks become denser Massive deployment of picocells. Less small cells and 3G sites Solutions go indoor We will need the landlords more than ever as equipment become smaller. FTTB is Trojan Horse for Indoor Solutions Connection of picocell is Ethernet in-building wiring. Same as FTTB. Safaricom need to off load traffic to fiber to save spectrum Alcatel Lucent Research estimates that by 2014, total capital and operating expense savings (as % of revenue) from using smaller cells will be 117% for U.S. carriers. Alcatel also projects that by 2017, 80 % of U.S. households with mobile users will install femtocells.
- 5. 18th Agust 2013 We need to educate the Landlords on the drivers of our industry Less = Better Female audience please go to last slide
- 6. 18th Agust 2013 The past: Choose high place. Serve customers from single points The past: Customer Happy The past: The builder
- 7. 18th Agust 2013 The past: Serve customer across the cityscape roof tops The past: Many dishes at the roof Connectivity and the builder The past: Customer Happy Less = Better
- 8. 18th Agust 2013 The Future is Less The past big opportunity in BTS sites is about to get small Landlords have to think small Not only the mobile phones got smaller The whole equipment follows the trend
- 9. 18th Agust 2013 Today equipment fits in a corridor of the office Today: Equipment Smaller than the antennas Customer Happy Less = Better
- 10. 18th Agust 2013 Today Can be placed anywhere: Your own home network. Light and small installed in airplanes Lamp post Installation Hanging on fiber junction boxes
- 11. 18th Agust 2013 Safaricom off loads traffic to fiber Today: Where’s the builder? The Builder went underground
- 12. 18th Agust 2013 All Carried by Fiber
- 13. 18th Agust 2013 Once we hear the landlords, we need to think
- 14. 18th Agust 2013 Just in case the female audience still doubts about The less the better Needed to show some biceps Else they’ll accuse me of being sexist