BEIJING·SHANGHAI·SHENZHEN 
Dec . 2005 
CONFIDENTIAL 
China Telecom Market Research and 
its implication for Siemens COM 
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CCOONNTTEENNTTSS 
Our understand and objective 
Research methodology and content 
BYNA’s qualification and accumulation 
Part 
1. 
Part 
2. 
Part 
3. 
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CCOONNTTEENNTTSS 
Our understand and objective 
• Understand 
• Project objective 
Research methodology and content 
BYNA’s qualification and accumulation 
Part 
1. 
Part 
2. 
Part 
3. 
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OUR UNDERSTAND AANNDD OOBBJJEECCTTIIVVEE 
Industry environment 
Competitors 
Operators evaluation 
Siemens performance 
Siemens SWOT 
Project objective and scope 
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UUNNDDEERRSSTTAANNDD ((11//66))—— NEW SERVICES AND COMPETITION 
PROMOTED THE GRWOTH OF SUBSCRIBERS , BUT THE GROWTH 
RATE DECLINE 
2000-2005H1 China telecom market 
subscribers growth rate 
6 
2000-2005H1 China telecom market 
subscribers 
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144.4 
179 
214.4 
263.3 
312.4 
337.4 
85.3 
144.8 
206.6 
268.7 
334.8 
363.2 
Y00 Y01 Y02 Y03 Y04 Y05(H1) 
24.0% 
Source: MII 2005, 09 
19.8% 
22.8% 
69.8% 
42.7% 
30.1% 
24.6% 
18.6% 
8.0% 
8.5% 
80% 
70% 
60% 
50% 
40% 
30% 
20% 
10% 
0% 
Y00 Y01 Y02 Y03 Y04 Y05(H1) 
Although the subscriber scale is growing continually, attracted 
by more and more new service and lower price, but the growth 
rate dropped down as the market maturation.! 
UNIT: million person 
Mobile subscribers 
Fix subscribers
UUNNDDEERRSSTTAANNDD ((22//66))—— RREEVVEENNUUEE CCOONNSSTTRRUUCCTTIIOONN IISS CCHHAANNIINNGG,, 
PPRROOPPOORRTTIIOONN OOFF MOBLIE, BROADBAND, AND VAS HAS BEEN RISING 
INSTANTLY 
7 
UNIT: BILLION RMB 
101.7 119.0 
84.5% 
77.8% 
UNIT: BILLION RMB 
42.9 43.6 
94.9% 
91.6% 
UNIT: BILLION RMB 
Data 
communication 
Long 
distance 
connection 
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0.04% 0.06% 
0.25% 0.15% 
6.4% 7.6% 
18.8% 17.4% 
42.60% 43.10% 
31.9% 31.7% 
2004H1 2005H1 
Revenue 
15.5% 22.2% 
Y2004H1 Y2005H1 
Revenue 
5.1% 8.4% 
Y2004H1 Y2005H1 
2004H1-2005H1 China telecom 
market revenue construction 
Source: MII 2005,09 
2004H1-2005H1 CMCC 
revenue construction 
2004H1-2005H1 CNC 
revenue construction 
Revenue 253.6 281.2 
Voice and 
other 
service 
VAS 
Voice and 
other 
service 
broadband 
Satellite 
Broadcast 
paging 
Mobile 
communication 
Local 
connection 
Long distance 
connection 
revenue was 
branched by 
data 
communication, 
such as IP, 
DDN,ATM, and 
others. 
Local 
connection 
market was 
branched by 
mobile service 
as its price 
cutting down.
UUNNDDEERRSSTTAANNDD ((33//66))————OOPPEERRAATTEERRSS’’ CCAAPPEEXX BBEECCEEMMEE RRAATTIIOONNAALL 
2000-2005 China telecom market 
CAPEX/Revenue 
8 
2000-2005 China telecom market revenue 
307.4 357.1 411.6 461.0 518.7 
295.0 
281.2 
Y2000 Y2001 Y2002 Y2003 Y2004 E2005 
2002- 2005 China telecom market CAPEX 
UNIT:BILLION CAGR: 1.5% 
H2 
(Estimate) 
H2 
(Estimate) 
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60% 
50% 
40% 
30% 
Source: MII 2005, 09 
UNIT:BILLION CAGR: 13.4% 
203.4 221.5 217.3 
135.0 
77.8 
Y2002 Y2003 Y2004 E2005 
H1 
(Finished) 
H1 
(Finished) 
49.4% 
48.0% 
41.9% 
27.7% 
36.9% 
20% 
Y02 Y03 Y04 Y05(H1) E05 
The ratio of CAPEX/Revenue 
is lower year by year after 
operators listing in Hong kong.
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Total =100% 
Y 2006 Y 2007 Y 2008 
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Total 3G investment 
30% 
40% 
40% 
3G investment 
2G/2.5G investment 
Fixed infrastructure 
investment 
If not including 3G investment, 
• CTC will cut down CAPEX 1billion every year; 
• CMCC will also cut down CAPEX 1 billion every year.
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Source: EIU Pyramid; MII interviews 
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Global venders 
Local vendors 
Fixed infrastructure market share Mobile infrastructure market share 
2000 2001 2003 2004 2005 -11999979 2000 2001 2003 2004 2005 
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COMPETITION SSTTAATTEE IISS CCHHAANNGGIINNGG 
1990 
- 
1995 
1996 
- 
1999 
• Fixed infrastructure market maturated. 
• Goble vender divert to mobile market-morning 
market. 
• Local vender become to dominate in 
fixed infrastructure market 
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• Global venders is also dominated in 
mobile market. 
• But leading position is challenge by 
local venders, such as HW and ZTE. 
• Local vender penetrated mobile 
market by service network, software 
and edge access network.
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ASB —— WELL LOCALITION AANNDD GGOOOODD TTRRAANNSSIITTIIOONN 
Stage 1 
Stage 2 
Stage 3 
• Build up high level relationship with China government. 
• Transit corporation role: foreign company turn to local 
company 
• Seeking localization 
developing roadmap 
• Move R&D center to China 
• Unify marketing and platform by customer 
• Build up office in province to accelerate 
respond speed 
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European R&D 
center 
China R&D center
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ERICSSON (CHINA)—— ADJUSTMENT PPRROODDUUCCTT LLIINNEE 
FFOOLLLLOOWWIINNGG IINNDDUUSSTTRRYY DDEEVVEELLOOPPMMEENNTT 
History 
( before 2000) 
• As a global telecom 
equipment leader, 
Ericsson had a 
dominative position 
in China. 
• Provide full E2E 
product line in total 
China telecom 
market. 
• Competition 
intensification and 
price decreasing 
instantly leading 
Ericsson didn’t 
enjoy that business 
unit. 
• So Ericsson exited 
fixed market and 
diverted most of its 
attention to mobile 
infrastructure in 
China market. 
• Ericsson had alliance 
with Sony to 
development handset 
market to overcome its 
shortage in product 
deign. 
• As full service provision 
competition start up in 
2006, Ericsson prepares 
to re-entry fixed 
infrastructure by 
annexation Marconi. 
• As the same time 
Ericsson began provide 
converging product, 
such as IMS. 
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Current Future 
Fixed Mobile 
• Fixed 
infrastructure 
• Data network 
(IP/ATM) 
• Mobile 
infrastructure 
• Handset 
• Converging 
product 
• 3G infrastructure 
• Service layer 
product 
• Support network 
product 
•Mobile 
infrastructure 
•Handset 
( 2001-2003 ) 
( 2004-2005 ) ( 2006-2008 ) 
• Data network 
(IP/ATM) 
•Mobile 
infrastructure 
• Ericsson will re-enter 
fixed market 
by providing 
converging product 
and 3G 
infrastructure. 
• In mobile 
infrastructure 
market, Ericsson 
will provide W-CDMA, 
CDMA-1X, 
and TD-CDMA 
product, and 
service application 
layer product. 
• Preparing for 
converging 
• Targeting 
in leader 
in telecom 
market 
• Shrink 
product 
line from 
maturatio 
n market 
• Diver his 
attention 
to his 
advantag 
eous 
market – 
morning 
market 
timely 
• Made 
alliance 
with 
mutual 
benefit 
vendors 
shrink!
HW —— ONE POINT TO CUT IN AND CCOO--MMAARRKKEETTIINNGG WWIITTHH 
CCAARRRRIIEERRSS TTOO WWIINN IINN FFIIXXEEDD MMAARRKKEETT 
14 
• After be an agent, 
History 
HW began to R&D 
PSTN switch, and 
accelerate penetrate 
speed in local switch 
and access speed by 
local resource, such 
as HR, good 
relationship. 
• HW adopted 
compliment away to 
occupy some new 
market. 
• HW began to enter 
mobile market by 
provide new 
concept-IN. 
• As the same time, 
HW entering the 
application software 
market by tailor 
making and quick 
respond and good 
service. 
• HW build up the 
leadership position in 
fixed market by co-marketing 
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with carriers. 
• HW improved his 
position in CMCC and 
CUC by providing tailor 
making and quick 
respond in service layer. 
• HW began to entering 
terminal market and 
produce PHS terminals. 
• HW start to R&D 
converging products. 
( before 2000) 
Current Future 
Fixed Mobile 
• PSTN Switch 
• Optical 
• Access 
• Mobile infrastructure 
(GSM/CDMA) 
• IN 
• Other service 
software 
• NGN 
• IMS (converging) 
• Optical 
• IP 
• Access 
• (AIPppTlVic)a tion 
( 2001-2003 ) 
( 2004-2005 ) ( 2006-2008 ) 
•Mobile infrastructure 
(GSM/CDMA) 
•Service application 
software 
•Handset 
• HW will provide full 
product line both in 
fixed and mobile 
market. 
• 3G start up will 
grandly draw up 
HW position in 
China telecom 
market. 
• PSTN Switch 
• Optical 
• Access 
• IP 
• PSTN Switch/IN/NGN 
• Converging 
• Optical 
• Access 
• IP 
•Mobile infrastructure 
(WCDMA/TD/CDMA-1X) 
•Service Layer 
•Handset 
• One 
point to 
cut in 
• Co-marketi 
ng 
• Good 
service 
• Flexible 
busines 
s model 
• Expand 
busines 
s 
scope. 
Expand!
Active effecting Negative effecting 
Less communication 
with carriers 
Being distant with 
Cannot understand 
carriers demand 
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SIEMENS EVALUATION BY CARRIERS ((BBAASSEEDD BBYYNNAA 
AACCCCUUMMUULLAATTIIOONN)) 
• Good quantity 
• Good Reliability 
• Well performance 
• Good quantity 
• Good Reliability 
• Well performance 
Appreciative 
Appreciative 
product by carriers 
product by carriers 
Instant enlargement 
Instant enlargement 
demand 
demand 
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Less communication 
with carriers 
Being distant with 
carriers 
carriers 
Cannot understand 
carriers demand 
in time 
in time 
SSllooww rreessppoonndd ssppeeeedd 
Vicious 
circle
SIEMENS PERFORMANC— IN FIXD MARKET, SSIIEEMMEENNSS HHAADD FFAALLLLEEDD 
IINNTTOO SSEECCOONNDD CCLLAASSSS AANNDD DDRROOPPPPEEDD BBEEHHIINNDD HHWW,, ZZTTEE AANNDD AASSBB 
Venders NGN Trail in CTC 
HW 20 
ZTE 17 
ASB 3 
SIEMENS 0 
OTHERS 2 
TOTAL 42 
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NOT NGN TRAIL 
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Venders NGN Trail in CNC 
HW 12 
ZTE 5 
ASB 7 
SIEMENS 5 
OTHERS 7 
TOTAL 34 
Most provinces have start up 
NGN trail or entered the business 
application stage.
SIEMENS PERFORMANC— IN MOBILE MARKET, SSIIEEMMEENNSS DDOOMMAAIINN IISS 
BBEEEENN CCHHAALLLLEENNGGEE BBYY LLOOCCAALL AANNDD GGLLOOBBLLEE CCOOMMPPEETTIITTOORRSS.. 
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TRX Market Share of CMCC 
Siemens, 
6.9% 
Ericsson, 
38.6% 
Alcatel, 
9.6% 
Nokia, 
16.6% 
TRX Market Share of CUC 
Others, 
9.5% 
Switch Market Share of CMCC 
Alcatel, 
12.1% HuaWei, 
5.7% 
Siemens, 
12.6% 
Nortel, 
7.6% 
Ericsson, 
28.5% 
Others, 
0.9% 
ZTE, 5.5% Siemens, 
HuaWei, 
4.4% 
Nokia, 
Motorola3,.7% 
1.4% 
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Motorola, 
18.3% 
Others, 
10.0% 
HuaWei, 
13.1% Siemens, 
18.5% 
Nortel, 
10.5% 
Ericsson, 
Nokia, 
8.4% 
Motorola, 8.6% 
31.4% 
Alcatel, 
11.3% 
37.5% 
Nortel, 
Ericsson, 14.0% 
21.9% 
Others, 
0.3% 
Switch Market Share of CUC 
Nokia, 
32.6% 
• In CMCC, 
Siemens is not a 
leader, but a 
follower. 
• In CUC, 
Siemens is still 
a leader, but 
facing with 
challenging by 
HW and others .
Opportunities Threatens 
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SIEMENS CURRENT SWOT ANALYSIS BBAASSEEDD BBYYNNAA 
AACCCCUUMMUULLAATTIIOONN 
Strength 
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Weakness 
• Good product and well 
performance 
• Carriers acceptance 
• Most part product R&D not in China 
• Slow respond speed 
• Long product deliver cycle 
• Marketing and BD capability 
• Separated marketing and sales platform 
• Narrow customer relationship 
• Service level lower 
• Customer relationship in CTC and 
CNC losing 
• Advantages position in CUC 
challenged by local and global 
venders . 
• Part installed base could take place 
by other venders both in fixed or 
mobile to lose Siemens 
competitiveness base. 
• In some province, certain installed 
base market share 
• Good resource 
• Both TD or W-CDMA will give much 
opportunities for Siemens in 3G
Objective 
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PROJECT BACKGROUND AANNDD OOBBJJEECCTTIIVVEESS 
China telecom industry environment is changing 
– Macro economic changing create many new opportunities for 
telecom industry. 
– Subscribers demand has changed, more revenue coming 
from VAS. 
– FMC and 3G would bring many new opportunities for 
vendors. 
Carriers are in the stage of strategies transition 
– Targeting 
– Service delivery 
– Infrastructure development 
Competitors strategies have been changing 
– Local vendors become grandness 
– Part global vendor adjusting developing strategies. 
– The changes could present both threat and chances to 
Siemens 
Siemens’s market position in China changed 
– In traditional fixed market, Siemens had felled to second 
class; 
– In new market, Siemens competitiveness doesn’t have 
advantages. 
– In CMCC market, Siemens is just stay in the third level in, 
– In CUC, Siemens leading position is being challenged by HW 
and other vendors, such as IN. 
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• Have a full and deep understand of 
China telecom current condition 
and carriers demand, and be 
aware of the potential implications, 
• Percipience competitors aspire and 
strategies, and learning 
competitors KSF to adjust own 
marketing strategies. 
• In the transition process, Siemens 
should grasp the opportunities to 
develop a winning mid to long term 
strategy and build up own core 
competitiveness .
• KKeeyy iissssuueess • SSuubb iissssuueess 
• Telecom market changing • Macro environment and industry 
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PPRROOJJEECCTT SSCCOOPPEE 
——Your Strategic Marketing Partner in China 
environment changing and influence on 
telecom market 
• Carriers’ strategies transition 
• Service definition and scope 
• Carriers infrastructure development. 
• Carriers investment for infrastructure 
• Siemens strength and weakness 
comparing with others venders 
• What will Siemens do? 
• Competitor basic information analysis 
• Market situation and market share analysis 
• Market landscape and new field entering 
analysis 
• Competitiveness comparing by carriers 
evaluation (value delivery system analysis) 
• Outline Siemens key product/service 
offering and stage
21 
CCOONNTTEENNTTSS 
Our understand and objective 
Research methodology and content 
• Project content 
• Project approach 
• Project design 
BYNA’s qualification and accumulation 
Part 
1. 
Part 
2. 
Part 
3. 
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22 
CCOONNTTEENNTTSS 
Project content 
Project approach 
Project design 
11 
2 
3 
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OVERVIEW OOFF EENNDD PPRROODDUUCCTT 
Telecom environ 
-ment changing 
Carrier strategies 
transition 
Basic information 
Market situation 
and carrier 
evaluation 
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Carriers service 
definition 
Infrastructure 
development and 
investment 
Environment 
(2 weeks) 
Carrier development (3 weeks) 
End users 
demand changing 
Competition 
changing 
20.0 
15.0 
10.0 
5.0 
0.0 
1997 1998 1999 2000 
4 5 6 
1 
2 
3 
Part 1. Market changing analysis Part 2. Competitor 
strategies analysis 
1 2 3 4 
Transition and 
competition 
landscape 
Information 
(1.5 weeks) Competitor strategies (2 weeks) 
Case study 
Part 3. Siemens 
opportunities 
and 
development 
suggestion 
1 
2 
Siemens SWOT 
analysis 
S W 
O T 
Opportunities and 
suggestion
Fixed product Mobile product 
GSM/GPRS 
TRX 
24 
DDEEFFIINNIITTIIOONN OOFF RREESSEEAARRCCHH 
Service layer 
Switch 
Transform & 
Bearing 
Access 
IPTV 
IN IN 
TDM 
SDH/DWDM/ASON/ULH 
XDSL 
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Parlay 
Enabler LAYER 
IMS 
NGN 
NI 
WCDMA 
MOBILE NGN 
MSTP 
IP 
HSDPA 
WINMAX 
FTTH/PON 
MULTI ACCESS 
Infrastructure level 
IMDS/MMDS 
Terminal Home box Wireless model
Infrastructure Fixed product Mobile product 
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LEVEL OF DETAIL IINN EENNDD PPRROODDUUCCTTSS 
11..11 GGlloobbaall eennvviirroonnmmeenntt 
11..22 DDoommeessttiicc eennvviirroonnmmeenntt 
– oovveerraallll eennvviirroonnmmeenntt 
– IInndduussttrryy eennvviirroonnmmeenntt 
• EEnndd uusseerr 
• TTeecchhnnoollooggyy 
• NNeettwwoorrkk 
11.. EEnnvviirroonnmmeenntt 
aannaallyyssiiss 
22.. CCaarrrriieerrss 
ddeevveellooppmmeenntt aanndd 
ooppppoorrttuunniittiieess 
aannaallyyssiiss 
33.. CCoommppeettiittiioonn aanndd 
SSiieemmeennss ssiittuuaattiioonn 
aannaallyyssiiss 
44.. MMaarrkkeettiinngg 
ssttrraatteeggiieess 
ssuuggggeessttiioonn 
22..11 CCaarrrriieerrss ccuurrrreenntt ccoonnddiittiioonn aanndd 
ddeevveellooppmmeenntt ssttrraatteeggiieess 
aannaallyyssiiss 
22..22 BBuussiinneessss ppllaannnniinngg aannaallyyssiiss 
– SSeerrvviiccee ddeeffiinniittiioonn 
– SScchheedduullee 
– VVaalluuee cchhaaiinn 
22..33 TThhoouugghhtt ooff iinnffrraassttrruuccttuurree 
ddeevveellooppmmeenntt aanndd iinnvveessttmmeenntt 
22..44 TTeelleeccoomm mmaarrkkeett aasssseessssmmeenntt 
33..11 CCoommppeettiittiioonn llaannddssccaappee aanndd 
mmaarrkkeett ppeerrffoorrmmaannccee 
33..22 CCoommppeettiittiivveenneessss aannaallyyssiiss 
33..33 SSiieemmeennss ssiittuuaattiioonn aanndd SSWWOOTT 
aannaallyyssiiss 
33..11 SSiieemmeennss kkeeyy pprroodduucctt//sseerrvviiccee 
ooffffeerriinngg 
33..22 SSiieemmeennss ssttrraatteeggiieess ssuuggggeessttiioonn 
33..33 SSiieemmeennss ddeevveellooppmmeenntt ssttaaggee 
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OVERVIEW OOFF EENNDD PPRROODDUUCCTT 
Telecom environ 
-ment changing 
Carrier strategies 
transition 
Basic information 
Market situation 
and carrier 
evaluation 
——Your Strategic Marketing Partner in China 
Carriers service 
definition 
Infrastructure 
development and 
investment 
Environment 
(2 weeks) 
Carrier development (3 weeks) 
End users 
demand changing 
Competition 
changing 
20.0 
15.0 
10.0 
5.0 
0.0 
1997 1998 1999 2000 
4 5 6 
1 
2 
3 
1 2 3 4 
Transition and 
competition 
landscape 
Information 
(1.5 weeks) Competitor strategies (2 weeks) 
Case study 
3 
4 
Siemens SWOT 
analysis 
S W 
O T 
Opportunities and 
suggestion 
Part 1. Market changing analysis Part 2. Competitor 
strategies analysis 
Part 3. Siemens 
opportunities 
and 
development 
suggestion
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1.1.1 GLOBAL TELECOM ENVIRONMENT AANNAALLYYSSIISS 
Overview 
End users 
demand 
Technology 
development 
——Your Strategic Marketing Partner in China 
Changing Impact on China 
Application 
service 
delivery 
Manufacture 
base 
transforming
1.1.2 DOMESTIC TELECOM ENVIRONMENT AANNAALLYYSSIISS-- OOVVEERRAALLLL 
28 
EENNVVIIRROONNMMEENNTT 
Industry 
environment 
reformation 
• License 
• Industry structure 
• Pricing 
• Interconnection 
• Equal access 
• Universal service 
• Performance levels 
• GDP 
• GDP/person 
• Growth rate and 
forecast 
——Your Strategic Marketing Partner in China 
• Telecom demand 
• Communication 
manner 
• Role Telecom 
service 
• Information industry 
• Information security 
• Level of in 
formalization 
Policy and regulation 
Economic environment 
Society environment 
Technology environment 
Driver Obstacle
1.1.2 DOMESTIC TELECOM ENVIRONMENT AANNAALLYYSSIISS-- IINNDDUUSSTTRRYY 
29 
EENNVVIIRROONNMMEENNTT RREEFFOORRMMAATTIIOONN 
——Your Strategic Marketing Partner in China 
Infrastructure 
Technology 
development and 
product substitute 
Industry 
value chain 
• Technology orientation 
• Product development 
• Switch 
• Transformation 
• Access network 
• Service layer 
• CP/SP 
development 
• Interaction 
among all part 
with in the 
chain 
Complex 
affection
• As society and business developing, handy communication demand in different 
30 
1.2 END USERS DDEEMMAANNDD IISS CCHHAANNGGIINNGG 
Visible 
communication 
• Telephone 
• MAIL 
• SMS 
• …… 
Invisible 
communication 
• SKYPE 
• QQ 
• MSN 
• …… 
——Your Strategic Marketing Partner in China 
Fast growing 
Slow growing 
Experience 
service is 
key driver 
for growth. 
Branched by 
new 
communication 
manners in 
internet 
area is more urgent than before. 
• Many new information exchanging manner brought out to facilitate these demand, 
such as skype, MSN and other invisible manners. 
Key issue to study: 
• What is new 
communication 
demand? 
• How will 
communication 
manner develop? 
• What is the 
implication for 
carriers service 
delivery and 
infrastructures.
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1.3 COMPETITION ENVIRONMENT IISSIINNTTEENNSSIIFFNNGG 
Telecom market 
Internet market 
——Your Strategic Marketing Partner in China 
Integrated 
information service 
Triple-play 
network 
Converging 
terminal 
Price competition 
Price competition 
PHS branched 
Revenue Revenue 
Revenue Revenue 
Internet branched 
• SKYPE 
• QQ 
• MSN 
• …… 
Local connection 
Changes
competition landscape Case study 
32 
OVERVIEW OOFF EENNDD PPRROODDUUCCTT 
4 
Telecom environ 
-ment changing 
Carrier strategies 
transition 
Basic information Market situation and 
carrier evaluation 
——Your Strategic Marketing Partner in China 
Carriers service 
definition 
Infrastructure 
development and 
investment 
Environment 
(2 weeks) 
Carrier development (3 weeks) 
End users 
demand changing 
Competition 
changing 
20.0 
15.0 
10.0 
5.0 
0.0 
1997 1998 1999 2000 
5 6 
1 
2 
3 
1 2 3 4 
Transition and 
Information 
(1.5 weeks) Competitor strategies (2 weeks) 
3 
4 
Siemens SWOT 
analysis 
S W 
O T 
Opportunities and 
suggestion 
Part 1. Market changing analysis Part 2. Competitor 
strategies analysis 
Part 3. Siemens 
opportunities 
and 
development 
suggestion
IInntteeggrraatteedd iinnffoorrmmaattiioonn sseerrvviiccee pprroovviiddeerr 
33 
COMPETITION LEADING OOPPEERRAATTEERRSS TTOO TTRRAANNSSIITT 
Rise mode 
Transition of HR 
and organization 
Service and business 
model transition 
Transition of 
infrastructure 
Operators of 
traditional 
infrastructure 
——Your Strategic Marketing Partner in China 
VVooiiccee 
MMaarrkkeett ddrriivvee 
CCuussttoommeerr ddrriivvee 
PPrrooffiitt ddrriivvee 
VViiddeeoo ccoonntteenntt 
BBrrooaaddbbaanndd 
Investment 
orientation 
Scale 
benefit • Telecom service 
provider 
• Internet converges 
• Leader of SI market 
Dominating in 
integrated 
information 
value chain 
TTrriippllee--ppllaayy bbuussiinneessss mmooddeell 
CTC transition target 
Transition Road map 
and 
investment 
Service 
delivery
34 
1.4 CARRIERS TRANSITION SSTTRRAATTEEGGIIEESS AANNAALLYYSSIISS 
Target 
——Your Strategic Marketing Partner in China 
Preparing Action 
Regulatory 
framework 
Transition 
keystones 
• Fixed 
• Mobile 
• Market share 
• Landscape 
• Subscribers 
• ARPU/MOU 
• Revenue 
Milestone 
Transition Road map 
and 
investment 
• Revenue structure 
• Investment structure 
• Cost structure 
• HR structure 
• Short term 
• Middle term 
• Long term 
Service 
delivery
1.5 CARRIERS SERVICE DEFINITION AANNDD DDEEMMAANNDD FFOORR 
ILLUSTRATIVE 
35 
IINNFFRRAASSTTRRUUCCTTUURREE 
——Your Strategic Marketing Partner in China 
Basic service VAS 
Personal 
Corporation 
Personal 
Corporation 
Voice 
Data 
Voice 
Data 
Current Future 
Demand for 
infrastructure 
Service 
network 
Switch 
Bearing 
network 
Access 
network 
Road map 
and 
investment 
Transition 
Local/distant 
connection 
Internet 
Local/distant 
connection 
IP/ATM 
CRBT/SMS 
WAP/LBS/ 
CRBT/ 
yellow page 
ICT 
SAMPLE 
Service 
delivery
1.6.1 INFRASTRUCTURE DDEEVVEELLOOPPMMEENNTT RROOAADDMMAAPP Road map 
36 
Long-distant 
Confluence 
GGSSMM 
TTDD--SSCCDDMMAA 
GGPPRRSS W-CDMA 
NGN 
NGN 
——Your Strategic Marketing Partner in China 
and 
investment 
Service 
delivery 
Transition 
(UTRA FDD) 
22GG 22..55GG 33GG 
Fixed infrastructure (NGN) Mobile infrastructure 
Current Future (voice, data 
and video converging) 
local 
TDM 
TDM 
TEDM 
NGN 
TDM 
TDM 
NGN 
NGN 
TDM 
NGN 
TDM 
TDM 
NGN 
NGN 
NGN 
NGN 
NGN 
NGN 
Y 2005 Y 2006 Y 2007 Y 2008 
Service layer 
converging 
Switch 
converging 
Transformation 
converging Access converging
37 
1.6.2 CARRIERS INFRASTRUCTURE IINNVVEESSTTMMEENNTT 
FFOORREECCAASSTT 
CCMMCCCC 
22000066 
——Your Strategic Marketing Partner in China 
Road map 
and 
investment 
Transition Service 
2007 2008 2009 2010 
3G core network Transformation 
network Service Layer 
BBEEIIJJIINNGG 
SSHHAANNGGHHAAII 
TTIIAANNJJIINN 
HHEEBBEEII 
AANNHHUUII 
…… 
…… 
TTOOTTAALL 
ILLUSTRATIVE 
Note: by product, by carrier and by province
Transition Service 
38 
1.6.2 PRODUCT MARKET OPPORTUNITIES FFIINNDDIINNGG 
——Your Strategic Marketing Partner in China 
NGN 
IPTV 
WCDMA 
GSM 
GPRS 
SL 
Road map 
and 
investment 
Key opportunities in each 
province of each carrier 
• Thought of 
development 
• Investment and growth 
rate 
• Life cycle 
• Selecting criteria 
Product investment in certain 
province of each carriers forecast 
Y05 Y06 Y07 Y08 Y09 Y10 
NGN 
3G 
TDM 
ILLUSTRATIVE 
Note: by product, by carrier and by province
39 
1.6.3 MARKET OPPTUNITIES AASSSSEESSSSMMEENNTT 
Evaluation 
criteria 
——Your Strategic Marketing Partner in China 
Weight 
(%) 
Score Attractive-10 
7 4 1 ness rating 
Environment 
analysis 
– Overall and 
industry 
environment 
attractiveness 
Carriers demand 
(market size) 
– Market size 
– Related 
market growth 
rate 
Life cycle and 
competition 
degree 
– Stage in the 
lifecyle 
– Industry 
profitability in 
related markets 
IILLLLUUSSTTRRAATTIIVVEE 
25% 
25% 
10% 
30% 
10% 
10 
10 
10 
4 
1 
2.5 
1 
0.1 
3 
1 
7.6 
Road map 
and 
investment 
Transition Service
40 
OVERVIEW OOFF EENNDD PPRROODDUUCCTT 
Telecom environ 
-ment changing 
Carrier strategies 
transition 
Basic information 
Market situation 
and carrier 
evaluation 
——Your Strategic Marketing Partner in China 
Carriers service 
definition 
Infrastructure 
development and 
investment 
Environment 
(2 weeks) 
Carrier development (3 weeks) 
End users 
demand changing 
Competition 
changing 
20.0 
15.0 
10.0 
5.0 
0.0 
1997 1998 1999 2000 
4 5 6 
1 
2 
3 
1 2 3 4 
Transition and 
competition 
landscape 
Information 
(1.5 weeks) Competitor strategies (2 weeks) 
Case study 
1 
2 
Siemens SWOT 
analysis 
S W 
O T 
Opportunities and 
suggestion 
Part 1. Market changing analysis Part 2. Competitor 
strategies analysis 
Part 3. Siemens 
opportunities 
and 
development 
suggestion
41 
CCOOMMPPEETTIITTOORR DDEEFFIINNIITTIIOONN 
Global 
corporations 
Local 
corporations 
——Your Strategic Marketing Partner in China
42 
CCOOMMPPEETTIITTOORR AANNAALLYYSSIISS——–– PPRROOFFIILLIINNGG TTEEMMPPLLAATTEESS 
1. Background information 
– Starting year 
– Number of 
employees 
– Era analysis 
22.. SSttrraatteeggyy 
——Your Strategic Marketing Partner in China 
33.. PPrroodduucctt//mmaarrkkeett 
– MMiissssiioonn 
– VViissiioonn 
– CCoorrppoorraattee ssttrraatteeggyy 
– MMaarrkkeett ppoossiittiioonn 
– KKeeyy pprroodduucctt ooffffeerriinnggss 
– KKeeyy ccuussttoommeerrss (( iinnssttaalllleedd bbaassee,, ccoossttuummeerr 
rreellaattiioonn sshhiipp aanndd eexxppeerriieennccee iinn ttrraaiill )) 
– PPrriiccee lleevveell 
– Location 
– Registered 
capital 
– Management 
team 
– Equity 
structure 
– Organization structure 
– Ownership structure 
• 5. Value chain strategy 
– Focus on 
• R&D 
• Marketing ( installed base, BD) 
• Sales force (costumer relation ship and 
experience in trail ) 
• Service
43 
OVERVIEW OOFF EENNDD PPRROODDUUCCTT 
Telecom environ 
-ment changing 
Carrier 
strategies 
transition 
Basic 
information 
Market situation 
and carrier 
evaluation 
——Your Strategic Marketing Partner in China 
Carriers service 
definition 
Infrastructure 
development 
and investment 
Environment 
(2 weeks) 
Carrier development (3 weeks) 
End users 
demand changing 
Competition 
changing 
20.0 
15.0 
10.0 
5.0 
0.0 
1997 1998 1999 2000 
4 5 6 
1 
2 
3 
1 2 3 4 
Transition and 
competition 
landscape 
Information 
(1.5 weeks) Competitor strategies (2 weeks) 
Case study 
3 
4 
Siemens SWOT 
analysis 
S W 
O T 
Opportunities 
and suggestion 
Part 1. Market changing analysis Part 2. Competitor 
strategies analysis 
Part 3. Siemens 
opportunities 
and 
development 
suggestion
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2. COMPETITOR MMAARRKKEETT SSHHAARREE 
Market position,Percent 
•9944 •111111 •113355 
•OOtthheerrss 28 28 29 
9 9 8 
4 5 8 
11 11 10 
11 10 11 
37 37 34 
•CCoommppaannyy AA 
•TThhee ccoommppeettiittoorr 
•CCoommppaannyy BB 
•CCoommppaannyy CC 
•CCoommppaannyy DD 
22000033 22000044 22000055 
——Your Strategic Marketing Partner in China 
•RRaattiioonnaallee aanndd 
ffuuttuurree ttrreenndd 
– 
– 
– 
– 
•110000%%==
GSM TDM OPTICAL NGN IPTV 
45 
COMPETITOR SSIITTUUAATTIIOONN AANNAALLYYSSIISS 
Level 1. Leader 
Level 2. Challenger 
Leve3. Follower 
Level 4. Stopgap 
——Your Strategic Marketing Partner in China 
ILLUSTRATIVE
3.2 BYNA WILL EVALUATE EACH VENDERS CCOOMMPPEETTIITTVVEENNSSSS BBYY 
IINNTTEERRVVIIEEWWIINNGG KKPPII ((KKEEYY PPEERRSSOONN IINNTTEERRVVIIEEWWEEDD))IINN DDEECCIISSIIOONN MMAAKKGGIINNGG 
PPRROOCCEESSSS 
46 
CEO 
Group 
NGN 
team 
Network 
development Dep. 
General 
engineering office 
O&M Dep. 
——Your Strategic Marketing Partner in China 
CTC 
technology 
strategies 
committee 
VP( charge of NW 
construction ) 
Province 
design 
and 
institutes 
Technology 
Support 
Decision 
省 
项 
目 
小 
组 
Data/internet Dep. 
Marketing Dep. 
Group 
design/ 
institutes 
Decision 
level 
Support 
Implemen 
t 
Support 
Decision 
making 
Support 
Implemen 
t 
CTC NGN decision making process 
Technology 
Support 
Decision 
Technology 
Support 
Decision 
Network 
development 
Dep. 
O&M Dep.
3.2 CARRIERS EVALUATION FOR COMPETITORS’ CCOOMMPPEETTIITTVVEENNSSSS 
((BBAASSEEDD VVAALLUUEE CCHHAAIINN)) 
47 
——Your Strategic Marketing Partner in China 
ILLUSTRATIVE 
Decision 
making 
department 
Decision 
support 
department 
Decision 
implementation 
department 
•R&D •Sourcing/ 
logistics 
•Manu-facturing 
•Marketing •Sales force •Services 
• Technology 
• Respond 
speed 
• Supply chain • Product 
quantity 
• BD 
• Installed 
base 
• Trail 
experience 
• CRM 
• Market share 
booked in 
2005 
• Pre-sale 
• Middle-sale 
• After-sale 
Value 
chain 
criteria 
0 1 4 7 10
3.2 OUTPUT OF EVALUATION EACH VENDERS COMPETITIVENESS ((33//33)) 
48 
STEP 4. Calculating vendors competitiveness score in product 
——Your Strategic Marketing Partner in China 
TDM 
6.9 
5.6 
4.8 
4.7 
5.7 
5.1 
5.7 
4.8 6.1 
5.4 
8.6 
7.2 
8.6 
9.3 
9 
NI 
IPTV NGN 
TOTAL 
ASB ZTE HW
3.7 CASE STUDY —— CASE SELECTING MMEETTHHOODDOOLLOOGGYY 
49 
Start off point 
Market 
Benchmarking orientation 
development 
course 
Gaps 
analysis 
——Your Strategic Marketing Partner in China 
Selecting 
benchmarking 
competitors 
Milestone 
KSF 
analysis 
Comparing 
Siemens with 
other vendors the 
same and 
difference point: 
•Product line 
•Technology 
•Market base 
• Landscape 
change 
• Market share 
changing 
• Siemens 
situation in 
every each 
business unit 
• Who will be 
Siemens 
benchmarking 
in each 
business unit? 
• Reason behind 
every 
milestone 
• Summarize 
KSF in each 
business unit.
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OVERVIEW OOFF EENNDD PPRROODDUUCCTT 
Telecom environ 
-ment changing 
Carrier 
strategies 
transition 
Basic 
information 
Market situation 
and carrier 
evaluation 
——Your Strategic Marketing Partner in China 
Carriers service 
definition 
Infrastructure 
development 
and investment 
Environment 
(2 weeks) 
Carrier development (3 weeks) 
End users 
demand changing 
Competition 
changing 
20.0 
15.0 
10.0 
5.0 
0.0 
1997 1998 1999 2000 
4 5 6 
1 
2 
3 
1 2 3 4 
Transition and 
competition 
landscape 
Information 
(1.5 weeks) Competitor strategies (2 weeks) 
Case study 
1 
2 
Siemens SWOT 
analysis 
S W 
O T 
Opportunities 
and suggestion 
Part 1. Market changing analysis Part 2. Competitor 
strategies analysis 
Part 3. Siemens 
opportunities 
and 
development 
suggestion
3.1 BYNA WILL CONDUCT SIEMENS SWOT BBYY BBEENNCCHHMMAARRKKIINNGG 
51 
Gaps with carriers 
demand 
• Price 
• Service 
• Technology and product 
• Respond speed 
• Localization and presence 
• Service support and BI 
• TCO 
GGaappss wwiitthh ccoommppeettiittoorrss 
• Strategic target 
• Value chain 
• R&D 
• Supply chain 
• Marketing 
• Sales force 
• Service 
• KSF gaps 
——Your Strategic Marketing Partner in China 
ILLUSTRATIVE 
SSttrreennggtthh WWeeaakknneessss 
OOppppoorrttuunniittyy TThhrreeaatt 
SIEMENS Value chain 
R&D 
Supply 
chain 
Marketing 
Sales 
Service 
SIEMENS SWOT
BYNA WILL OUTLINE SIEMENS PRODUCT/ SSEERRVVIICCEE PPOORRTTFFOOLLIIOO 
BBYY MMAARRKKEETT PPOOTTEENNTTIIAALL AANNDD SSIIEEMMEENNSS CCOOMMPPEETTIITTVVEENNEESSSS 
7.5 
Strong Weak 
1.0 Weak 5.0 Strong 9.0 
5.0 
SIEMENS Competitiveness 
Note : 
Bubble size= market size 
( From Score list of Siemens competitiveness in the area of XX business) 
52 
( From Score list of 
market potential of 
XX business) 
Market Attractive 
——Your Strategic Marketing Partner in China
BYNA WILL GIVE SIEMENS CHINA TELECOM MMAARRKKEETT DDEEVVEELLOOPPMMEENNTT 
SSUUGGGGEESSTTIIOONN BBAASSEEDD PPRROODDUUCCTTPPOORRTTFFOOLLIIOO PPRRIIOORRIITTIIZZAATTIIOONN MMAATTRRIIXX 
53 
Strong 
Market Potential 
Weak Strong 
——Your Strategic Marketing Partner in China 
Siemens 
Competitiveness 
Focused support 
– Concentrate the 
best assets of the 
Group 
– Ensure the sales 
of Bus 
– Prioritize the 
allocation of HR 
Gain returns 
– Avoid excessive 
follow-on 
investment 
– Gain short-term 
cash returns to 
support key 
development and 
BUs 
Focused 
Development 
– Have the best 
R&D resources 
of the group 
– Develop 
business fast 
– Prioritize 
allocation of 
HR 
Consider exit or 
selected development 
– Gradual exit through 
spin-off or close-down 
– Selected 
development of 
several business 
Business 2 
Business 1 
Business 4 
Business 5 
Business 3 
ILLUSTRATIVE
WE DEFINE CLEAR GROWTH HORIZONS FOR THOSE PRODUCTS THAT 
REMAIN IN THE PORTFOLIO 
54 
HHoorriizzoonn 11:: DDeeffeenndd 
aanndd eexxppaanndd ccoorree 
bbuussiinneessss 
——Your Strategic Marketing Partner in China 
HHoorriizzoonn 22:: 
AAggggrreessssiivveellyy bbuuiilldd 
nneeww bbuussiinneessss 
HHoorriizzoonn 33:: CCrreeaattee 
ooppttiioonn wwiitthh mmiinniimmaall 
iinnvveessttmmeenntt 
•KKeeyy pprroodduucctt 
•KKeeyy 
cchhaarraacctteerriissttiiccss
55 
OOPPEERRAATTIIOONN SSUUGGGGEESSTTIIOONN 
Gap 2 
Gap1 
Gap 4 
Gap 5 
Gap 3 
——Your Strategic Marketing Partner in China 
• Operation suggestion– long term 
• Operation suggestion– middle 
term 
Large • Operation suggestion– short term 
Gaps 
Lest Most 
Importance 
Small 
R&D 
• Product 
delivery 
• Respond 
speed 
Supply 
chain 
• Producin 
g 
capacity 
Marketing 
• BD 
•… 
Sales 
• CRM 
• Trail 
Service 
• Pre- 
• Middle – 
• After - 
Others 
•… 
•…
Form : Excel &Word & PPT 
《Competitors development strategies analysis 
report》 
56 
KEY OUTPUT OOFF TTHHIISS PPRROOJJEECCTT 
《CMCC/CTC/CNC/CUC development and 
infrastructure investment analysis report 》 
PPaarrtt 11 
PPaarrtt 22 
PPaarrtt 33 
Form : Excel &Word & PPT 
《Siemens opportunities and development 
strategies suggestion 》 
Form : Excel &Word & PPT 
——Your Strategic Marketing Partner in China
57 
CCOONNTTEENNTTSS 
Project content 
Project approach 
Project design 
11 
2 
3 
——Your Strategic Marketing Partner in China
Content Methodology 
•market segment Carrier-province-product 
58 
OUR RREESSEEAARRCCHH AAPPPPRROOAACCHH 
SStteepp 11. . 
SStteepp 22. . 
SStteepp 33. . 
SStteepp 4 4.. 
Step 5. 
•market 
•selecting 
——Your Strategic Marketing Partner in China 
RBP 
(resource based potential) 
• Market evaluation 
• Siemens strength and 
weakness 
KPI 
Benchmarking 
•Marketing attracting BCG & RPB 
•Developing a 
•short/middle/long-term 
•strategies 
Value chain design 
Organization 
Operation process
59 
CCOONNTTEENNTTSS 
Project content 
Project approach 
Project design 
11 
2 
3 
——Your Strategic Marketing Partner in China
STEP 1. STEP 2. STEP 3. 
Key person 
selecting Sample selecting 
• Questionnaire design is based 
60 
PROJECT DESIGN—— QQUUEESSTTIIOONNAAIIRREE DDEESSIIGGNN 
Questionnaire 
design 
Background inducing method 
——Your Strategic Marketing Partner in China 
interviewer background and 
responsibility in decision making 
process. 
Questionnaire 
1 
2 
3 
41
STEP 1. STEP 2. STEP 3. 
Key person 
selecting Sample selecting 
Based decision making process 
• Based position and responsibility 
61 
PROJECT DESIGN—— KKEEYY PPEERRSSOONN SSEELLEECCTTIINNGG 
Questionnaire 
design 
——Your Strategic Marketing Partner in China 
in decision making process. 
Decision making 
Decision support 
Decision implement
STEP 1. STEP 2. STEP 3. 
Key person 
selecting Sample selecting 
62 
PROJECT DESIGN—— SSAAMMPPLLEE SSEELLEECCTTIINNGG 
Questionnaire 
design 
Large 
Market 
potential Such as 
Step1: The system solution 
promotes the service 
solution;such as 
Siemens now. 
——Your Strategic Marketing Partner in China 
Sample selection matrix 
Weak 
Guangdong 
Siemens’s 
position 
Strong 
Smal 
l 
Such as Beijing 
Such as Guangxi 
Step2: The service solution 
promotes the system 
equipments in the 
future;such as 
HUAWEI now. 
Total sample= 4 carriers HQ + 3 Siemens advantage area+ 3 Siemens planning to enter
SSAAMMPPLLEE CCOONNSSTTRRUUCCTTUURREE 
• Interviewed persons are those who are involved in the decision making process and has 
63 
OOppeerraattoorrss’’ HHQQ  Key persons in Planning, Construction, 
Network, Data and Marketing 
Departments 
——Your Strategic Marketing Partner in China 
4-5 persons 
understanding of the market dynamics: 
Provincial 
Branches 
 Provincial HQ and two selected city 
branches, key persons in Marketing, 
O&M, Planning Departments 
10-12 persons 
EExxppeerrttss  Technical or Marketing experts who have 
good knowledge in the area who may 
come from telecom research institute 
1-2 persons 
CCoommppeettiittoorrss  Ericsson 
 ASB 
 HW/ZTE 
4-5 persons (option) 
Siemens 
internal 
 Incumbent persons in product lines, 
marketing and sales both in HQ and in 
local 
2-3 persons 
Note: It is a suggestion for a fully interview of an operator in a province branch, and some person needn’t 
double interviewed when it goes more than a province. It will be shaped according to actual situation.
64 
SIEMENS installed base 
RPM (Resource-Potential Matrix ) 
——Your Strategic Marketing Partner in China 
Siemens client 
relation ship base 
Siemens internal 
resource 
Siemens 
potential 
RRPPMM MMEETTHHOODD
To ensure this project implemented successfully, a special team should 
65 
TTeeaamm bbuuiillddiinngg aanndd dduuttyy 
be build up consisted of BYNA and ERICSSON 
Steering Committee 
Siemens 
(TBD) 
Project co-leadership 
Core project team 
BYNA 
Grace Yan Xianze Liu 
Zhangkun Yu Na Liu 
Shijie Yang Yue Lu 
——Your Strategic Marketing Partner in China 
• Supervise and control project oriental 
• Project general plan 
• Steering report writing 
• Coordinate team action 
• Report to team timely 
• progress schedule and quality control 
and guarantee 
• Supervise interview questionnaire and 
final report 
• Conform final plan in detail including scope, 
approach, name list, schedule and final end 
product. 
• Questionnaire design 
• Deep interview 
• Data collection and analysis 
• Final report writing 
• Report to team manager and leader. 
BYNA 
Dr. Zhicheng Deng 
BYNA 
Shiyang (Research 
director) 
Siemens 
(TBD) 
Duty 
PPRREELLIIMMIINNAARRYY 
Siemens 
(TBD)
66 
BACKGROUND OOFF BBYYNNAA TTEEAAMM MMEEMMBBEERRSS 
Zhicheng Deng PH.D(BUPT) 
Experience: 
• Communication division, information device 
department,MII 
• Vice president of CCID CONSULTING 
• Director of internet business department in CNC 
• Expert of CMIS 
• Member of Youth Branch of Beijing Communication 
Association 
Genlan Cheng MBA (BUPT) 
Experience: 
Expert of technology standard 
Department manager CNCC 
Information center director CNGL 
Expert of Network MII 
Synchronization 
——Your Strategic Marketing Partner in China 
Principle relative experience: 
• Developing and launched a marketing plan 
for a leading Chinese wireless operator 
• Developing a win market strategy of fix 
network in China for an international telecom 
equipment vender. 
Principle relative experience: 
• Formulated a strategy to grow the China 
sales for a global telecommunications 
company 
• Developing a win market strategy of fix 
network in China for an international telecom 
equipment vender.
Principle relative experience: 
• Helped a leading U.S. telecommunications 
equipment manufacturer to develop its 
growth strategy in China 
• Developing a win market strategy of fix 
network in China for an international telecom 
equipment vender. 
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Yang Shi PH.D (BUPT) 
Experience: 
ZTE mobile dep. Vice director in marketing 
department 
Member of Youth Branch of Beijing 
Communication Association 
Grace Yan (BIT) 
Experience: 
CCID Senior consultant 
Director of south of 
China office 
CDC investment 
consulting (Beijing) 
Co. Ltd. 
Senior project manager 
Vice-director of 
consulting department 
——Your Strategic Marketing Partner in China 
Principle relative experience: 
• Formulating a wireless terminal launching 
plan in China for a large Korea electronic 
MNC. 
• Developing a win market strategy of fix 
network in China for an international telecom 
equipment vender. 
• Helped a large electronic MNC to develop its 
marketing strategy in China, including brand 
positioning, communication, pricing and 
service 
BACKGROUND OF BBYYNNAA TTEEAAMM MMEEMMBBEERRSS
68 
Zhangkun Yu Master(BUPT) 
experience: 
Gosun.ltd. senior manager 
CRC consultant 
Xianze Liu Master(CUFE) 
experience: 
CCID Consultant 
UP-POINT senior consultant 
——Your Strategic Marketing Partner in China 
• Assisted a telecom equipment firm to 
improve its business unit in third party 
distribution business to improve its 
return on capital , increase revenue and 
customer satisfaction 
• Developing a win market strategy of fix 
network in China for an international 
telecom equipment vender. 
• Assisted a telecom equipment firm to 
improve its business unit in third party 
distribution business to improve its 
return on capital , increase revenue and 
customer satisfaction 
• Developing a win market strategy of fix 
network in China for an international 
telecom equipment vender. 
BACKGROUND OF BBYYNNAA TTEEAAMM MMEEMMBBEERRSS
69 
SScchheedduullee 
——Your Strategic Marketing Partner in China 
Time Frame Remark 
ID Task W1 W2 W3 W4 W5-W8 W9-W11 
2 work teams parallel provincial interview 
Preparation 
1 Proposal 
2 
Internal communication 
Optimization and details 
3 Interview questionnaires 
4 Interview sample and time fixed 
Execution 
5 HQ interview 
6 Provincial interview 
7 Information collection 
8 Analysis 
Report 
11 Draft report 
12 Report pre-comments and amend 
13 Final report 
14 Feedback 
Prophase Interim report Interim report Final report
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Part 
1. 
Part 
2. 
Part 
3. • BYNA’s qualification 
Our understand and objective 
Research methodology and content 
BYNA’s qualification and accumulation 
• BYNA’s accumulation 
——Your Strategic Marketing Partner in China
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BBYYNNAA’’SS QQUUAALLIIFFIICCAATTIIOONN 
• Good relationship with 
carriers HQ 
• Good relationship with 
province carriers 
Good information collection channel 
——Your Strategic Marketing Partner in China 
Deep understand in China telecom 
industry 
• Deep background of 
ICT 
• Powered support by 
telecom experts 
Global consulting experiences 
• Experience with 
famous global 
consulting company 
• Local staff with good 
know-how of China 
telecom market 
Four advantages 
• Served for top ten 
vendors 
• Many successful 
cases 
Many successful cases
BYNA’S TARGET—— LEADER IN TTEELLEECCOOMM CCOONNSSUULLTTIINNGG 
AND 
ANALYSYS 
COMPANY UNDERSTANDING SINOMC ACCENTURE 
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METHOD OF CONSULTING 
NORSN 
——Your Strategic Marketing Partner in China 
LEADER OF TELECOM 
CONSULTING 
INDUSTRY 
TELECOM CONSULTING 
COMPANY 
LOCAL CONSULTING 
COMPANY 
FOREIGN CONSULTING 
CONCENTRATION ON CHINA 
TELECOM MARKET 
LOW HIGH 
HIGH 
LOW 
BYNA 
MCKINSEY 
CRC 
INFORSAGE 
BCG 
CCID 
OOUURR PPEERRCCEEPPTTIIOONN:: LLOOCCAALL,, PPRROOFFEESSSSIIOONNAALL AANNDD IINNTTEERRNNAATTIIOONNAALL 
BYNA 
TARGETING
• Long time cooperating with global consulting companies make 
BYNA absorb abundant experiences. 
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ABUNDANT EXPERIENCE AANNDD LLOOCCAALL KKNNOOWW--HHOOWW 
——Your Strategic Marketing Partner in China 
THE BOSTON CONSULTING GROUP 
• As the same time, local staff and good know-how in China 
telecom market makes BYNA have deep and full understand of 
carriers demand . 
Experience in carriers 
36% 
Experience in vendors 
28% 
Local education (BUPT) 
46%
74 
Good information collection channel 
——Your Strategic Marketing Partner in China 
BYNA 
investigate 
channel 
covered 
BYNA 
investigate 
channel 
uncovered 
Total = 19 provinces 
BYNA had build up good relationship within 
the covered provinces in project process, 
and all the channel will provide sufficient 
insurance for project implementation.
CMCC/CTC /CNC/CUC HQ 
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Many successful cases will give ppoowweerreedd iinnssuurraannccee 
Project Scope 
• China fixed telecom market middle 
and long term development 
strategies for certain global 
vendors. 
——Your Strategic Marketing Partner in China 
CTC &CNC HQ 
8 province investigation 
Method 
• Top 10 venders competitiveness 
comparing in 3G market 
• China telecom service market 
analysis 
• China service layer and system 
integration market study. 
CMCC/CTC /CNC/CUC HQ 
10 province investigation 
CMCC/CTC /CNC/CUC HQ 
6 province investigation 
KPI interview 
Benchmarking 
RBP 
BCG 
KPI interview 
Benchmarking 
RBP 
KPI interview 
RBP 
KPI interview 
Benchmarking 
RBP
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KEY SUCCESS FACTORS OOFF OOUURR CCOOLLLLAABBOORRAATTIIOONN 
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ccoollllaabboorraattiioonn 
——Your Strategic Marketing Partner in China 
Full commitment of key 
decision makers to support 
project objectives and build 
consensus 
Open, direct and 
on-going 
communication 
with stakeholders 
Availability of 
necessary financial 
and personal 
resources 
Strategic transfer of 
skills from CRC 
Open atmosphere 
and immediate 
discussion/ 
resolution of 
project related 
issues 
Commitment to 
adhere to proposed 
time plans and 
deadlines 
Clear project 
organization and 
approach 
Availability of and 
access to databases, 
infrastructure and 
interview partners

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  • 1.
    BEIJING·SHANGHAI·SHENZHEN Dec .2005 CONFIDENTIAL China Telecom Market Research and its implication for Siemens COM This report is solely for the use of client personnel. No part of it may be circulated, quoted, or reproduced for distribution outside the client organization without prior written approval from McKinsey & Company. This material was used by McKinsey & Company during an oral presentation; it is not a complete record of the discussion.
  • 2.
    • TThhee ppuurrppoosseeooff tthhiiss ““PPrroojjeecctt PPrrooppoossaall”” iiss ttoo oouuttlliinnee tthhee ffoorrmmaatt ooff tthhee pprroojjeecctt • TThhee ccoonntteenntt iiss ppuurreellyy uusseedd ttoo iilllluussttrraattee tthhee eenndd pprroodduuccttss.. MMaannyy eexxaammpplleess aanndd ddaattaa uusseedd ddoo nnoott rreepprreesseenntt BBYYNNAA’’ss llaatteesstt kknnoowwlleeddggee ooff tthhee iinndduussttrryy oorr BBYYNNAA’’ss bbeelliieeffss ooff tthhee ssiittuuaattiioonn.. 2 DDIISSCCLLAAIIMMEERR eenndd pprroodduuccttss aanndd tthhee pprroojjeecctt aapppprrooaacchh.. ——Your Strategic Marketing Partner in China
  • 3.
    3 CCOONNTTEENNTTSS Ourunderstand and objective Research methodology and content BYNA’s qualification and accumulation Part 1. Part 2. Part 3. ——Your Strategic Marketing Partner in China
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    4 CCOONNTTEENNTTSS Ourunderstand and objective • Understand • Project objective Research methodology and content BYNA’s qualification and accumulation Part 1. Part 2. Part 3. ——Your Strategic Marketing Partner in China
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    5 OUR UNDERSTANDAANNDD OOBBJJEECCTTIIVVEE Industry environment Competitors Operators evaluation Siemens performance Siemens SWOT Project objective and scope ——Your Strategic Marketing Partner in China
  • 6.
    UUNNDDEERRSSTTAANNDD ((11//66))—— NEWSERVICES AND COMPETITION PROMOTED THE GRWOTH OF SUBSCRIBERS , BUT THE GROWTH RATE DECLINE 2000-2005H1 China telecom market subscribers growth rate 6 2000-2005H1 China telecom market subscribers ——Your Strategic Marketing Partner in China 144.4 179 214.4 263.3 312.4 337.4 85.3 144.8 206.6 268.7 334.8 363.2 Y00 Y01 Y02 Y03 Y04 Y05(H1) 24.0% Source: MII 2005, 09 19.8% 22.8% 69.8% 42.7% 30.1% 24.6% 18.6% 8.0% 8.5% 80% 70% 60% 50% 40% 30% 20% 10% 0% Y00 Y01 Y02 Y03 Y04 Y05(H1) Although the subscriber scale is growing continually, attracted by more and more new service and lower price, but the growth rate dropped down as the market maturation.! UNIT: million person Mobile subscribers Fix subscribers
  • 7.
    UUNNDDEERRSSTTAANNDD ((22//66))—— RREEVVEENNUUEECCOONNSSTTRRUUCCTTIIOONN IISS CCHHAANNIINNGG,, PPRROOPPOORRTTIIOONN OOFF MOBLIE, BROADBAND, AND VAS HAS BEEN RISING INSTANTLY 7 UNIT: BILLION RMB 101.7 119.0 84.5% 77.8% UNIT: BILLION RMB 42.9 43.6 94.9% 91.6% UNIT: BILLION RMB Data communication Long distance connection ——Your Strategic Marketing Partner in China 0.04% 0.06% 0.25% 0.15% 6.4% 7.6% 18.8% 17.4% 42.60% 43.10% 31.9% 31.7% 2004H1 2005H1 Revenue 15.5% 22.2% Y2004H1 Y2005H1 Revenue 5.1% 8.4% Y2004H1 Y2005H1 2004H1-2005H1 China telecom market revenue construction Source: MII 2005,09 2004H1-2005H1 CMCC revenue construction 2004H1-2005H1 CNC revenue construction Revenue 253.6 281.2 Voice and other service VAS Voice and other service broadband Satellite Broadcast paging Mobile communication Local connection Long distance connection revenue was branched by data communication, such as IP, DDN,ATM, and others. Local connection market was branched by mobile service as its price cutting down.
  • 8.
    UUNNDDEERRSSTTAANNDD ((33//66))————OOPPEERRAATTEERRSS’’ CCAAPPEEXXBBEECCEEMMEE RRAATTIIOONNAALL 2000-2005 China telecom market CAPEX/Revenue 8 2000-2005 China telecom market revenue 307.4 357.1 411.6 461.0 518.7 295.0 281.2 Y2000 Y2001 Y2002 Y2003 Y2004 E2005 2002- 2005 China telecom market CAPEX UNIT:BILLION CAGR: 1.5% H2 (Estimate) H2 (Estimate) ——Your Strategic Marketing Partner in China 60% 50% 40% 30% Source: MII 2005, 09 UNIT:BILLION CAGR: 13.4% 203.4 221.5 217.3 135.0 77.8 Y2002 Y2003 Y2004 E2005 H1 (Finished) H1 (Finished) 49.4% 48.0% 41.9% 27.7% 36.9% 20% Y02 Y03 Y04 Y05(H1) E05 The ratio of CAPEX/Revenue is lower year by year after operators listing in Hong kong.
  • 9.
    UUNNDDEERRSSTTAANNDD ((44//66))—— BBUUTT33GG SSTTAARRTT UUPP AANNDD FFMMCC WWIILLLL BBEE SSTTIIMMUULLAARRIIVVEE FFOORR IINNFFRRAASSTTRRUUCCTTUURREE GGRROOWWTTHH 9 Total =100% Y 2006 Y 2007 Y 2008 ——Your Strategic Marketing Partner in China Total 3G investment 30% 40% 40% 3G investment 2G/2.5G investment Fixed infrastructure investment If not including 3G investment, • CTC will cut down CAPEX 1billion every year; • CMCC will also cut down CAPEX 1 billion every year.
  • 10.
    LOCAL PLAYERS AREEXPECTED TO RREEPPLLIICCAATTEE IINN MMOOBBIILLEE NNEETTWWOORRKK TTHHEE SSUUCCCCEESSSS TTHHEEYY EENNJJOOYYEEDD IINN TTHHEE FFIIXXEEDD SSWWIITTCCHHIINNGG MMAARRKKEETT •AAccttuuaall •GGoovveerrnnmmeenntt ttaarrggeettss 10 •7700 •6600 •5500 •4400 •3300 •2200 •1100 •00 123 1 2 3 •MMoobbiillee sswwiittcchhiinngg •FFiixxeedd sswwiittcchhiinngg •BBaassee ssttaattiioonnss 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 % Source: EIU Pyramid; MII interviews ——Your Strategic Marketing Partner in China – LLooccaall ppllaayyeerrss hhaavvee ccaauugghhtt uupp ttoo iinntteerrnnaattiioonnaall ppllaayyeerrss iinn 22GG tteecchhnnoollooggyy – GGoovveerrnnmmeenntt aanndd ooppeerraattoorr ssuuppppoorrtt aaiimmeedd ttoo hheellpp rreepplliiccaattee llooccaalliizzaattiioonn eexxppeerriieenncceedd iinn ffiixxeedd sswwiittcchhiinngg – MMIIII hhaass ggiivveenn iinnssttrruuccttiioonnss tthhaatt ooppeerraattoorrss sshhoouulldd ggiivvee pprriioorriittyy ttoo ddoommeessttiicc vveennddoorrss wwhheerree ppoossssiibbllee – OOppeerraattoorrss hhaavvee ccoonncceerrnnss aabboouutt oobbttaaiinniinngg tthhee llaatteesstt tteecchhnnoollooggyy – TTDD--SSCCDDMMAA wwoouulldd bbee iimmmmeeddiiaatteellyy aavvaaiillaabbllee ttoo llooccaallss aanndd aalllleevviiaattee ooppeerraattoorr ccoonncceerrnnss •PPllaayyeerrss ((iinncclluuddiinngg bbuutt nnoott eexxcclluussiivveellyy)) •HHuuaawweeii,, ZZhhoonnggxxiinn,, DDaattaanngg,, GGDDCC •FFiixxeedd sswwiittcchhiinngg •MMoobbiillee sswwiittcchhiinngg •11999988 •11999999 •22000000 •22000011 •22000022 •22000033 aanndd bbaassee ssttaattiioonnss
  • 11.
    Global venders Localvendors Fixed infrastructure market share Mobile infrastructure market share 2000 2001 2003 2004 2005 -11999979 2000 2001 2003 2004 2005 11 COMPETITION SSTTAATTEE IISS CCHHAANNGGIINNGG 1990 - 1995 1996 - 1999 • Fixed infrastructure market maturated. • Goble vender divert to mobile market-morning market. • Local vender become to dominate in fixed infrastructure market ——Your Strategic Marketing Partner in China • Global venders is also dominated in mobile market. • But leading position is challenge by local venders, such as HW and ZTE. • Local vender penetrated mobile market by service network, software and edge access network.
  • 12.
    12 ASB ——WELL LOCALITION AANNDD GGOOOODD TTRRAANNSSIITTIIOONN Stage 1 Stage 2 Stage 3 • Build up high level relationship with China government. • Transit corporation role: foreign company turn to local company • Seeking localization developing roadmap • Move R&D center to China • Unify marketing and platform by customer • Build up office in province to accelerate respond speed ——Your Strategic Marketing Partner in China European R&D center China R&D center
  • 13.
    13 ERICSSON (CHINA)——ADJUSTMENT PPRROODDUUCCTT LLIINNEE FFOOLLLLOOWWIINNGG IINNDDUUSSTTRRYY DDEEVVEELLOOPPMMEENNTT History ( before 2000) • As a global telecom equipment leader, Ericsson had a dominative position in China. • Provide full E2E product line in total China telecom market. • Competition intensification and price decreasing instantly leading Ericsson didn’t enjoy that business unit. • So Ericsson exited fixed market and diverted most of its attention to mobile infrastructure in China market. • Ericsson had alliance with Sony to development handset market to overcome its shortage in product deign. • As full service provision competition start up in 2006, Ericsson prepares to re-entry fixed infrastructure by annexation Marconi. • As the same time Ericsson began provide converging product, such as IMS. ——Your Strategic Marketing Partner in China Current Future Fixed Mobile • Fixed infrastructure • Data network (IP/ATM) • Mobile infrastructure • Handset • Converging product • 3G infrastructure • Service layer product • Support network product •Mobile infrastructure •Handset ( 2001-2003 ) ( 2004-2005 ) ( 2006-2008 ) • Data network (IP/ATM) •Mobile infrastructure • Ericsson will re-enter fixed market by providing converging product and 3G infrastructure. • In mobile infrastructure market, Ericsson will provide W-CDMA, CDMA-1X, and TD-CDMA product, and service application layer product. • Preparing for converging • Targeting in leader in telecom market • Shrink product line from maturatio n market • Diver his attention to his advantag eous market – morning market timely • Made alliance with mutual benefit vendors shrink!
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    HW —— ONEPOINT TO CUT IN AND CCOO--MMAARRKKEETTIINNGG WWIITTHH CCAARRRRIIEERRSS TTOO WWIINN IINN FFIIXXEEDD MMAARRKKEETT 14 • After be an agent, History HW began to R&D PSTN switch, and accelerate penetrate speed in local switch and access speed by local resource, such as HR, good relationship. • HW adopted compliment away to occupy some new market. • HW began to enter mobile market by provide new concept-IN. • As the same time, HW entering the application software market by tailor making and quick respond and good service. • HW build up the leadership position in fixed market by co-marketing ——Your Strategic Marketing Partner in China with carriers. • HW improved his position in CMCC and CUC by providing tailor making and quick respond in service layer. • HW began to entering terminal market and produce PHS terminals. • HW start to R&D converging products. ( before 2000) Current Future Fixed Mobile • PSTN Switch • Optical • Access • Mobile infrastructure (GSM/CDMA) • IN • Other service software • NGN • IMS (converging) • Optical • IP • Access • (AIPppTlVic)a tion ( 2001-2003 ) ( 2004-2005 ) ( 2006-2008 ) •Mobile infrastructure (GSM/CDMA) •Service application software •Handset • HW will provide full product line both in fixed and mobile market. • 3G start up will grandly draw up HW position in China telecom market. • PSTN Switch • Optical • Access • IP • PSTN Switch/IN/NGN • Converging • Optical • Access • IP •Mobile infrastructure (WCDMA/TD/CDMA-1X) •Service Layer •Handset • One point to cut in • Co-marketi ng • Good service • Flexible busines s model • Expand busines s scope. Expand!
  • 15.
    Active effecting Negativeeffecting Less communication with carriers Being distant with Cannot understand carriers demand 15 SIEMENS EVALUATION BY CARRIERS ((BBAASSEEDD BBYYNNAA AACCCCUUMMUULLAATTIIOONN)) • Good quantity • Good Reliability • Well performance • Good quantity • Good Reliability • Well performance Appreciative Appreciative product by carriers product by carriers Instant enlargement Instant enlargement demand demand ——Your Strategic Marketing Partner in China Less communication with carriers Being distant with carriers carriers Cannot understand carriers demand in time in time SSllooww rreessppoonndd ssppeeeedd Vicious circle
  • 16.
    SIEMENS PERFORMANC— INFIXD MARKET, SSIIEEMMEENNSS HHAADD FFAALLLLEEDD IINNTTOO SSEECCOONNDD CCLLAASSSS AANNDD DDRROOPPPPEEDD BBEEHHIINNDD HHWW,, ZZTTEE AANNDD AASSBB Venders NGN Trail in CTC HW 20 ZTE 17 ASB 3 SIEMENS 0 OTHERS 2 TOTAL 42 16 NOT NGN TRAIL ——Your Strategic Marketing Partner in China Venders NGN Trail in CNC HW 12 ZTE 5 ASB 7 SIEMENS 5 OTHERS 7 TOTAL 34 Most provinces have start up NGN trail or entered the business application stage.
  • 17.
    SIEMENS PERFORMANC— INMOBILE MARKET, SSIIEEMMEENNSS DDOOMMAAIINN IISS BBEEEENN CCHHAALLLLEENNGGEE BBYY LLOOCCAALL AANNDD GGLLOOBBLLEE CCOOMMPPEETTIITTOORRSS.. 17 TRX Market Share of CMCC Siemens, 6.9% Ericsson, 38.6% Alcatel, 9.6% Nokia, 16.6% TRX Market Share of CUC Others, 9.5% Switch Market Share of CMCC Alcatel, 12.1% HuaWei, 5.7% Siemens, 12.6% Nortel, 7.6% Ericsson, 28.5% Others, 0.9% ZTE, 5.5% Siemens, HuaWei, 4.4% Nokia, Motorola3,.7% 1.4% ——Your Strategic Marketing Partner in China Motorola, 18.3% Others, 10.0% HuaWei, 13.1% Siemens, 18.5% Nortel, 10.5% Ericsson, Nokia, 8.4% Motorola, 8.6% 31.4% Alcatel, 11.3% 37.5% Nortel, Ericsson, 14.0% 21.9% Others, 0.3% Switch Market Share of CUC Nokia, 32.6% • In CMCC, Siemens is not a leader, but a follower. • In CUC, Siemens is still a leader, but facing with challenging by HW and others .
  • 18.
    Opportunities Threatens 18 SIEMENS CURRENT SWOT ANALYSIS BBAASSEEDD BBYYNNAA AACCCCUUMMUULLAATTIIOONN Strength ——Your Strategic Marketing Partner in China Weakness • Good product and well performance • Carriers acceptance • Most part product R&D not in China • Slow respond speed • Long product deliver cycle • Marketing and BD capability • Separated marketing and sales platform • Narrow customer relationship • Service level lower • Customer relationship in CTC and CNC losing • Advantages position in CUC challenged by local and global venders . • Part installed base could take place by other venders both in fixed or mobile to lose Siemens competitiveness base. • In some province, certain installed base market share • Good resource • Both TD or W-CDMA will give much opportunities for Siemens in 3G
  • 19.
    Objective 19 PROJECTBACKGROUND AANNDD OOBBJJEECCTTIIVVEESS China telecom industry environment is changing – Macro economic changing create many new opportunities for telecom industry. – Subscribers demand has changed, more revenue coming from VAS. – FMC and 3G would bring many new opportunities for vendors. Carriers are in the stage of strategies transition – Targeting – Service delivery – Infrastructure development Competitors strategies have been changing – Local vendors become grandness – Part global vendor adjusting developing strategies. – The changes could present both threat and chances to Siemens Siemens’s market position in China changed – In traditional fixed market, Siemens had felled to second class; – In new market, Siemens competitiveness doesn’t have advantages. – In CMCC market, Siemens is just stay in the third level in, – In CUC, Siemens leading position is being challenged by HW and other vendors, such as IN. ——Your Strategic Marketing Partner in China • Have a full and deep understand of China telecom current condition and carriers demand, and be aware of the potential implications, • Percipience competitors aspire and strategies, and learning competitors KSF to adjust own marketing strategies. • In the transition process, Siemens should grasp the opportunities to develop a winning mid to long term strategy and build up own core competitiveness .
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    • KKeeyy iissssuueess• SSuubb iissssuueess • Telecom market changing • Macro environment and industry 20 PPRROOJJEECCTT SSCCOOPPEE ——Your Strategic Marketing Partner in China environment changing and influence on telecom market • Carriers’ strategies transition • Service definition and scope • Carriers infrastructure development. • Carriers investment for infrastructure • Siemens strength and weakness comparing with others venders • What will Siemens do? • Competitor basic information analysis • Market situation and market share analysis • Market landscape and new field entering analysis • Competitiveness comparing by carriers evaluation (value delivery system analysis) • Outline Siemens key product/service offering and stage
  • 21.
    21 CCOONNTTEENNTTSS Ourunderstand and objective Research methodology and content • Project content • Project approach • Project design BYNA’s qualification and accumulation Part 1. Part 2. Part 3. ——Your Strategic Marketing Partner in China
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    22 CCOONNTTEENNTTSS Projectcontent Project approach Project design 11 2 3 ——Your Strategic Marketing Partner in China
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    23 OVERVIEW OOFFEENNDD PPRROODDUUCCTT Telecom environ -ment changing Carrier strategies transition Basic information Market situation and carrier evaluation ——Your Strategic Marketing Partner in China Carriers service definition Infrastructure development and investment Environment (2 weeks) Carrier development (3 weeks) End users demand changing Competition changing 20.0 15.0 10.0 5.0 0.0 1997 1998 1999 2000 4 5 6 1 2 3 Part 1. Market changing analysis Part 2. Competitor strategies analysis 1 2 3 4 Transition and competition landscape Information (1.5 weeks) Competitor strategies (2 weeks) Case study Part 3. Siemens opportunities and development suggestion 1 2 Siemens SWOT analysis S W O T Opportunities and suggestion
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    Fixed product Mobileproduct GSM/GPRS TRX 24 DDEEFFIINNIITTIIOONN OOFF RREESSEEAARRCCHH Service layer Switch Transform & Bearing Access IPTV IN IN TDM SDH/DWDM/ASON/ULH XDSL ——Your Strategic Marketing Partner in China Parlay Enabler LAYER IMS NGN NI WCDMA MOBILE NGN MSTP IP HSDPA WINMAX FTTH/PON MULTI ACCESS Infrastructure level IMDS/MMDS Terminal Home box Wireless model
  • 25.
    Infrastructure Fixed productMobile product 25 LEVEL OF DETAIL IINN EENNDD PPRROODDUUCCTTSS 11..11 GGlloobbaall eennvviirroonnmmeenntt 11..22 DDoommeessttiicc eennvviirroonnmmeenntt – oovveerraallll eennvviirroonnmmeenntt – IInndduussttrryy eennvviirroonnmmeenntt • EEnndd uusseerr • TTeecchhnnoollooggyy • NNeettwwoorrkk 11.. EEnnvviirroonnmmeenntt aannaallyyssiiss 22.. CCaarrrriieerrss ddeevveellooppmmeenntt aanndd ooppppoorrttuunniittiieess aannaallyyssiiss 33.. CCoommppeettiittiioonn aanndd SSiieemmeennss ssiittuuaattiioonn aannaallyyssiiss 44.. MMaarrkkeettiinngg ssttrraatteeggiieess ssuuggggeessttiioonn 22..11 CCaarrrriieerrss ccuurrrreenntt ccoonnddiittiioonn aanndd ddeevveellooppmmeenntt ssttrraatteeggiieess aannaallyyssiiss 22..22 BBuussiinneessss ppllaannnniinngg aannaallyyssiiss – SSeerrvviiccee ddeeffiinniittiioonn – SScchheedduullee – VVaalluuee cchhaaiinn 22..33 TThhoouugghhtt ooff iinnffrraassttrruuccttuurree ddeevveellooppmmeenntt aanndd iinnvveessttmmeenntt 22..44 TTeelleeccoomm mmaarrkkeett aasssseessssmmeenntt 33..11 CCoommppeettiittiioonn llaannddssccaappee aanndd mmaarrkkeett ppeerrffoorrmmaannccee 33..22 CCoommppeettiittiivveenneessss aannaallyyssiiss 33..33 SSiieemmeennss ssiittuuaattiioonn aanndd SSWWOOTT aannaallyyssiiss 33..11 SSiieemmeennss kkeeyy pprroodduucctt//sseerrvviiccee ooffffeerriinngg 33..22 SSiieemmeennss ssttrraatteeggiieess ssuuggggeessttiioonn 33..33 SSiieemmeennss ddeevveellooppmmeenntt ssttaaggee ——Your Strategic Marketing Partner in China
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    26 OVERVIEW OOFFEENNDD PPRROODDUUCCTT Telecom environ -ment changing Carrier strategies transition Basic information Market situation and carrier evaluation ——Your Strategic Marketing Partner in China Carriers service definition Infrastructure development and investment Environment (2 weeks) Carrier development (3 weeks) End users demand changing Competition changing 20.0 15.0 10.0 5.0 0.0 1997 1998 1999 2000 4 5 6 1 2 3 1 2 3 4 Transition and competition landscape Information (1.5 weeks) Competitor strategies (2 weeks) Case study 3 4 Siemens SWOT analysis S W O T Opportunities and suggestion Part 1. Market changing analysis Part 2. Competitor strategies analysis Part 3. Siemens opportunities and development suggestion
  • 27.
    27 1.1.1 GLOBALTELECOM ENVIRONMENT AANNAALLYYSSIISS Overview End users demand Technology development ——Your Strategic Marketing Partner in China Changing Impact on China Application service delivery Manufacture base transforming
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    1.1.2 DOMESTIC TELECOMENVIRONMENT AANNAALLYYSSIISS-- OOVVEERRAALLLL 28 EENNVVIIRROONNMMEENNTT Industry environment reformation • License • Industry structure • Pricing • Interconnection • Equal access • Universal service • Performance levels • GDP • GDP/person • Growth rate and forecast ——Your Strategic Marketing Partner in China • Telecom demand • Communication manner • Role Telecom service • Information industry • Information security • Level of in formalization Policy and regulation Economic environment Society environment Technology environment Driver Obstacle
  • 29.
    1.1.2 DOMESTIC TELECOMENVIRONMENT AANNAALLYYSSIISS-- IINNDDUUSSTTRRYY 29 EENNVVIIRROONNMMEENNTT RREEFFOORRMMAATTIIOONN ——Your Strategic Marketing Partner in China Infrastructure Technology development and product substitute Industry value chain • Technology orientation • Product development • Switch • Transformation • Access network • Service layer • CP/SP development • Interaction among all part with in the chain Complex affection
  • 30.
    • As societyand business developing, handy communication demand in different 30 1.2 END USERS DDEEMMAANNDD IISS CCHHAANNGGIINNGG Visible communication • Telephone • MAIL • SMS • …… Invisible communication • SKYPE • QQ • MSN • …… ——Your Strategic Marketing Partner in China Fast growing Slow growing Experience service is key driver for growth. Branched by new communication manners in internet area is more urgent than before. • Many new information exchanging manner brought out to facilitate these demand, such as skype, MSN and other invisible manners. Key issue to study: • What is new communication demand? • How will communication manner develop? • What is the implication for carriers service delivery and infrastructures.
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    31 1.3 COMPETITIONENVIRONMENT IISSIINNTTEENNSSIIFFNNGG Telecom market Internet market ——Your Strategic Marketing Partner in China Integrated information service Triple-play network Converging terminal Price competition Price competition PHS branched Revenue Revenue Revenue Revenue Internet branched • SKYPE • QQ • MSN • …… Local connection Changes
  • 32.
    competition landscape Casestudy 32 OVERVIEW OOFF EENNDD PPRROODDUUCCTT 4 Telecom environ -ment changing Carrier strategies transition Basic information Market situation and carrier evaluation ——Your Strategic Marketing Partner in China Carriers service definition Infrastructure development and investment Environment (2 weeks) Carrier development (3 weeks) End users demand changing Competition changing 20.0 15.0 10.0 5.0 0.0 1997 1998 1999 2000 5 6 1 2 3 1 2 3 4 Transition and Information (1.5 weeks) Competitor strategies (2 weeks) 3 4 Siemens SWOT analysis S W O T Opportunities and suggestion Part 1. Market changing analysis Part 2. Competitor strategies analysis Part 3. Siemens opportunities and development suggestion
  • 33.
    IInntteeggrraatteedd iinnffoorrmmaattiioonn sseerrvviicceepprroovviiddeerr 33 COMPETITION LEADING OOPPEERRAATTEERRSS TTOO TTRRAANNSSIITT Rise mode Transition of HR and organization Service and business model transition Transition of infrastructure Operators of traditional infrastructure ——Your Strategic Marketing Partner in China VVooiiccee MMaarrkkeett ddrriivvee CCuussttoommeerr ddrriivvee PPrrooffiitt ddrriivvee VViiddeeoo ccoonntteenntt BBrrooaaddbbaanndd Investment orientation Scale benefit • Telecom service provider • Internet converges • Leader of SI market Dominating in integrated information value chain TTrriippllee--ppllaayy bbuussiinneessss mmooddeell CTC transition target Transition Road map and investment Service delivery
  • 34.
    34 1.4 CARRIERSTRANSITION SSTTRRAATTEEGGIIEESS AANNAALLYYSSIISS Target ——Your Strategic Marketing Partner in China Preparing Action Regulatory framework Transition keystones • Fixed • Mobile • Market share • Landscape • Subscribers • ARPU/MOU • Revenue Milestone Transition Road map and investment • Revenue structure • Investment structure • Cost structure • HR structure • Short term • Middle term • Long term Service delivery
  • 35.
    1.5 CARRIERS SERVICEDEFINITION AANNDD DDEEMMAANNDD FFOORR ILLUSTRATIVE 35 IINNFFRRAASSTTRRUUCCTTUURREE ——Your Strategic Marketing Partner in China Basic service VAS Personal Corporation Personal Corporation Voice Data Voice Data Current Future Demand for infrastructure Service network Switch Bearing network Access network Road map and investment Transition Local/distant connection Internet Local/distant connection IP/ATM CRBT/SMS WAP/LBS/ CRBT/ yellow page ICT SAMPLE Service delivery
  • 36.
    1.6.1 INFRASTRUCTURE DDEEVVEELLOOPPMMEENNTTRROOAADDMMAAPP Road map 36 Long-distant Confluence GGSSMM TTDD--SSCCDDMMAA GGPPRRSS W-CDMA NGN NGN ——Your Strategic Marketing Partner in China and investment Service delivery Transition (UTRA FDD) 22GG 22..55GG 33GG Fixed infrastructure (NGN) Mobile infrastructure Current Future (voice, data and video converging) local TDM TDM TEDM NGN TDM TDM NGN NGN TDM NGN TDM TDM NGN NGN NGN NGN NGN NGN Y 2005 Y 2006 Y 2007 Y 2008 Service layer converging Switch converging Transformation converging Access converging
  • 37.
    37 1.6.2 CARRIERSINFRASTRUCTURE IINNVVEESSTTMMEENNTT FFOORREECCAASSTT CCMMCCCC 22000066 ——Your Strategic Marketing Partner in China Road map and investment Transition Service 2007 2008 2009 2010 3G core network Transformation network Service Layer BBEEIIJJIINNGG SSHHAANNGGHHAAII TTIIAANNJJIINN HHEEBBEEII AANNHHUUII …… …… TTOOTTAALL ILLUSTRATIVE Note: by product, by carrier and by province
  • 38.
    Transition Service 38 1.6.2 PRODUCT MARKET OPPORTUNITIES FFIINNDDIINNGG ——Your Strategic Marketing Partner in China NGN IPTV WCDMA GSM GPRS SL Road map and investment Key opportunities in each province of each carrier • Thought of development • Investment and growth rate • Life cycle • Selecting criteria Product investment in certain province of each carriers forecast Y05 Y06 Y07 Y08 Y09 Y10 NGN 3G TDM ILLUSTRATIVE Note: by product, by carrier and by province
  • 39.
    39 1.6.3 MARKETOPPTUNITIES AASSSSEESSSSMMEENNTT Evaluation criteria ——Your Strategic Marketing Partner in China Weight (%) Score Attractive-10 7 4 1 ness rating Environment analysis – Overall and industry environment attractiveness Carriers demand (market size) – Market size – Related market growth rate Life cycle and competition degree – Stage in the lifecyle – Industry profitability in related markets IILLLLUUSSTTRRAATTIIVVEE 25% 25% 10% 30% 10% 10 10 10 4 1 2.5 1 0.1 3 1 7.6 Road map and investment Transition Service
  • 40.
    40 OVERVIEW OOFFEENNDD PPRROODDUUCCTT Telecom environ -ment changing Carrier strategies transition Basic information Market situation and carrier evaluation ——Your Strategic Marketing Partner in China Carriers service definition Infrastructure development and investment Environment (2 weeks) Carrier development (3 weeks) End users demand changing Competition changing 20.0 15.0 10.0 5.0 0.0 1997 1998 1999 2000 4 5 6 1 2 3 1 2 3 4 Transition and competition landscape Information (1.5 weeks) Competitor strategies (2 weeks) Case study 1 2 Siemens SWOT analysis S W O T Opportunities and suggestion Part 1. Market changing analysis Part 2. Competitor strategies analysis Part 3. Siemens opportunities and development suggestion
  • 41.
    41 CCOOMMPPEETTIITTOORR DDEEFFIINNIITTIIOONN Global corporations Local corporations ——Your Strategic Marketing Partner in China
  • 42.
    42 CCOOMMPPEETTIITTOORR AANNAALLYYSSIISS——––PPRROOFFIILLIINNGG TTEEMMPPLLAATTEESS 1. Background information – Starting year – Number of employees – Era analysis 22.. SSttrraatteeggyy ——Your Strategic Marketing Partner in China 33.. PPrroodduucctt//mmaarrkkeett – MMiissssiioonn – VViissiioonn – CCoorrppoorraattee ssttrraatteeggyy – MMaarrkkeett ppoossiittiioonn – KKeeyy pprroodduucctt ooffffeerriinnggss – KKeeyy ccuussttoommeerrss (( iinnssttaalllleedd bbaassee,, ccoossttuummeerr rreellaattiioonn sshhiipp aanndd eexxppeerriieennccee iinn ttrraaiill )) – PPrriiccee lleevveell – Location – Registered capital – Management team – Equity structure – Organization structure – Ownership structure • 5. Value chain strategy – Focus on • R&D • Marketing ( installed base, BD) • Sales force (costumer relation ship and experience in trail ) • Service
  • 43.
    43 OVERVIEW OOFFEENNDD PPRROODDUUCCTT Telecom environ -ment changing Carrier strategies transition Basic information Market situation and carrier evaluation ——Your Strategic Marketing Partner in China Carriers service definition Infrastructure development and investment Environment (2 weeks) Carrier development (3 weeks) End users demand changing Competition changing 20.0 15.0 10.0 5.0 0.0 1997 1998 1999 2000 4 5 6 1 2 3 1 2 3 4 Transition and competition landscape Information (1.5 weeks) Competitor strategies (2 weeks) Case study 3 4 Siemens SWOT analysis S W O T Opportunities and suggestion Part 1. Market changing analysis Part 2. Competitor strategies analysis Part 3. Siemens opportunities and development suggestion
  • 44.
    44 2. COMPETITORMMAARRKKEETT SSHHAARREE Market position,Percent •9944 •111111 •113355 •OOtthheerrss 28 28 29 9 9 8 4 5 8 11 11 10 11 10 11 37 37 34 •CCoommppaannyy AA •TThhee ccoommppeettiittoorr •CCoommppaannyy BB •CCoommppaannyy CC •CCoommppaannyy DD 22000033 22000044 22000055 ——Your Strategic Marketing Partner in China •RRaattiioonnaallee aanndd ffuuttuurree ttrreenndd – – – – •110000%%==
  • 45.
    GSM TDM OPTICALNGN IPTV 45 COMPETITOR SSIITTUUAATTIIOONN AANNAALLYYSSIISS Level 1. Leader Level 2. Challenger Leve3. Follower Level 4. Stopgap ——Your Strategic Marketing Partner in China ILLUSTRATIVE
  • 46.
    3.2 BYNA WILLEVALUATE EACH VENDERS CCOOMMPPEETTIITTVVEENNSSSS BBYY IINNTTEERRVVIIEEWWIINNGG KKPPII ((KKEEYY PPEERRSSOONN IINNTTEERRVVIIEEWWEEDD))IINN DDEECCIISSIIOONN MMAAKKGGIINNGG PPRROOCCEESSSS 46 CEO Group NGN team Network development Dep. General engineering office O&M Dep. ——Your Strategic Marketing Partner in China CTC technology strategies committee VP( charge of NW construction ) Province design and institutes Technology Support Decision 省 项 目 小 组 Data/internet Dep. Marketing Dep. Group design/ institutes Decision level Support Implemen t Support Decision making Support Implemen t CTC NGN decision making process Technology Support Decision Technology Support Decision Network development Dep. O&M Dep.
  • 47.
    3.2 CARRIERS EVALUATIONFOR COMPETITORS’ CCOOMMPPEETTIITTVVEENNSSSS ((BBAASSEEDD VVAALLUUEE CCHHAAIINN)) 47 ——Your Strategic Marketing Partner in China ILLUSTRATIVE Decision making department Decision support department Decision implementation department •R&D •Sourcing/ logistics •Manu-facturing •Marketing •Sales force •Services • Technology • Respond speed • Supply chain • Product quantity • BD • Installed base • Trail experience • CRM • Market share booked in 2005 • Pre-sale • Middle-sale • After-sale Value chain criteria 0 1 4 7 10
  • 48.
    3.2 OUTPUT OFEVALUATION EACH VENDERS COMPETITIVENESS ((33//33)) 48 STEP 4. Calculating vendors competitiveness score in product ——Your Strategic Marketing Partner in China TDM 6.9 5.6 4.8 4.7 5.7 5.1 5.7 4.8 6.1 5.4 8.6 7.2 8.6 9.3 9 NI IPTV NGN TOTAL ASB ZTE HW
  • 49.
    3.7 CASE STUDY—— CASE SELECTING MMEETTHHOODDOOLLOOGGYY 49 Start off point Market Benchmarking orientation development course Gaps analysis ——Your Strategic Marketing Partner in China Selecting benchmarking competitors Milestone KSF analysis Comparing Siemens with other vendors the same and difference point: •Product line •Technology •Market base • Landscape change • Market share changing • Siemens situation in every each business unit • Who will be Siemens benchmarking in each business unit? • Reason behind every milestone • Summarize KSF in each business unit.
  • 50.
    50 OVERVIEW OOFFEENNDD PPRROODDUUCCTT Telecom environ -ment changing Carrier strategies transition Basic information Market situation and carrier evaluation ——Your Strategic Marketing Partner in China Carriers service definition Infrastructure development and investment Environment (2 weeks) Carrier development (3 weeks) End users demand changing Competition changing 20.0 15.0 10.0 5.0 0.0 1997 1998 1999 2000 4 5 6 1 2 3 1 2 3 4 Transition and competition landscape Information (1.5 weeks) Competitor strategies (2 weeks) Case study 1 2 Siemens SWOT analysis S W O T Opportunities and suggestion Part 1. Market changing analysis Part 2. Competitor strategies analysis Part 3. Siemens opportunities and development suggestion
  • 51.
    3.1 BYNA WILLCONDUCT SIEMENS SWOT BBYY BBEENNCCHHMMAARRKKIINNGG 51 Gaps with carriers demand • Price • Service • Technology and product • Respond speed • Localization and presence • Service support and BI • TCO GGaappss wwiitthh ccoommppeettiittoorrss • Strategic target • Value chain • R&D • Supply chain • Marketing • Sales force • Service • KSF gaps ——Your Strategic Marketing Partner in China ILLUSTRATIVE SSttrreennggtthh WWeeaakknneessss OOppppoorrttuunniittyy TThhrreeaatt SIEMENS Value chain R&D Supply chain Marketing Sales Service SIEMENS SWOT
  • 52.
    BYNA WILL OUTLINESIEMENS PRODUCT/ SSEERRVVIICCEE PPOORRTTFFOOLLIIOO BBYY MMAARRKKEETT PPOOTTEENNTTIIAALL AANNDD SSIIEEMMEENNSS CCOOMMPPEETTIITTVVEENNEESSSS 7.5 Strong Weak 1.0 Weak 5.0 Strong 9.0 5.0 SIEMENS Competitiveness Note : Bubble size= market size ( From Score list of Siemens competitiveness in the area of XX business) 52 ( From Score list of market potential of XX business) Market Attractive ——Your Strategic Marketing Partner in China
  • 53.
    BYNA WILL GIVESIEMENS CHINA TELECOM MMAARRKKEETT DDEEVVEELLOOPPMMEENNTT SSUUGGGGEESSTTIIOONN BBAASSEEDD PPRROODDUUCCTTPPOORRTTFFOOLLIIOO PPRRIIOORRIITTIIZZAATTIIOONN MMAATTRRIIXX 53 Strong Market Potential Weak Strong ——Your Strategic Marketing Partner in China Siemens Competitiveness Focused support – Concentrate the best assets of the Group – Ensure the sales of Bus – Prioritize the allocation of HR Gain returns – Avoid excessive follow-on investment – Gain short-term cash returns to support key development and BUs Focused Development – Have the best R&D resources of the group – Develop business fast – Prioritize allocation of HR Consider exit or selected development – Gradual exit through spin-off or close-down – Selected development of several business Business 2 Business 1 Business 4 Business 5 Business 3 ILLUSTRATIVE
  • 54.
    WE DEFINE CLEARGROWTH HORIZONS FOR THOSE PRODUCTS THAT REMAIN IN THE PORTFOLIO 54 HHoorriizzoonn 11:: DDeeffeenndd aanndd eexxppaanndd ccoorree bbuussiinneessss ——Your Strategic Marketing Partner in China HHoorriizzoonn 22:: AAggggrreessssiivveellyy bbuuiilldd nneeww bbuussiinneessss HHoorriizzoonn 33:: CCrreeaattee ooppttiioonn wwiitthh mmiinniimmaall iinnvveessttmmeenntt •KKeeyy pprroodduucctt •KKeeyy cchhaarraacctteerriissttiiccss
  • 55.
    55 OOPPEERRAATTIIOONN SSUUGGGGEESSTTIIOONN Gap 2 Gap1 Gap 4 Gap 5 Gap 3 ——Your Strategic Marketing Partner in China • Operation suggestion– long term • Operation suggestion– middle term Large • Operation suggestion– short term Gaps Lest Most Importance Small R&D • Product delivery • Respond speed Supply chain • Producin g capacity Marketing • BD •… Sales • CRM • Trail Service • Pre- • Middle – • After - Others •… •…
  • 56.
    Form : Excel&Word & PPT 《Competitors development strategies analysis report》 56 KEY OUTPUT OOFF TTHHIISS PPRROOJJEECCTT 《CMCC/CTC/CNC/CUC development and infrastructure investment analysis report 》 PPaarrtt 11 PPaarrtt 22 PPaarrtt 33 Form : Excel &Word & PPT 《Siemens opportunities and development strategies suggestion 》 Form : Excel &Word & PPT ——Your Strategic Marketing Partner in China
  • 57.
    57 CCOONNTTEENNTTSS Projectcontent Project approach Project design 11 2 3 ——Your Strategic Marketing Partner in China
  • 58.
    Content Methodology •marketsegment Carrier-province-product 58 OUR RREESSEEAARRCCHH AAPPPPRROOAACCHH SStteepp 11. . SStteepp 22. . SStteepp 33. . SStteepp 4 4.. Step 5. •market •selecting ——Your Strategic Marketing Partner in China RBP (resource based potential) • Market evaluation • Siemens strength and weakness KPI Benchmarking •Marketing attracting BCG & RPB •Developing a •short/middle/long-term •strategies Value chain design Organization Operation process
  • 59.
    59 CCOONNTTEENNTTSS Projectcontent Project approach Project design 11 2 3 ——Your Strategic Marketing Partner in China
  • 60.
    STEP 1. STEP2. STEP 3. Key person selecting Sample selecting • Questionnaire design is based 60 PROJECT DESIGN—— QQUUEESSTTIIOONNAAIIRREE DDEESSIIGGNN Questionnaire design Background inducing method ——Your Strategic Marketing Partner in China interviewer background and responsibility in decision making process. Questionnaire 1 2 3 41
  • 61.
    STEP 1. STEP2. STEP 3. Key person selecting Sample selecting Based decision making process • Based position and responsibility 61 PROJECT DESIGN—— KKEEYY PPEERRSSOONN SSEELLEECCTTIINNGG Questionnaire design ——Your Strategic Marketing Partner in China in decision making process. Decision making Decision support Decision implement
  • 62.
    STEP 1. STEP2. STEP 3. Key person selecting Sample selecting 62 PROJECT DESIGN—— SSAAMMPPLLEE SSEELLEECCTTIINNGG Questionnaire design Large Market potential Such as Step1: The system solution promotes the service solution;such as Siemens now. ——Your Strategic Marketing Partner in China Sample selection matrix Weak Guangdong Siemens’s position Strong Smal l Such as Beijing Such as Guangxi Step2: The service solution promotes the system equipments in the future;such as HUAWEI now. Total sample= 4 carriers HQ + 3 Siemens advantage area+ 3 Siemens planning to enter
  • 63.
    SSAAMMPPLLEE CCOONNSSTTRRUUCCTTUURREE •Interviewed persons are those who are involved in the decision making process and has 63 OOppeerraattoorrss’’ HHQQ  Key persons in Planning, Construction, Network, Data and Marketing Departments ——Your Strategic Marketing Partner in China 4-5 persons understanding of the market dynamics: Provincial Branches  Provincial HQ and two selected city branches, key persons in Marketing, O&M, Planning Departments 10-12 persons EExxppeerrttss  Technical or Marketing experts who have good knowledge in the area who may come from telecom research institute 1-2 persons CCoommppeettiittoorrss  Ericsson  ASB  HW/ZTE 4-5 persons (option) Siemens internal  Incumbent persons in product lines, marketing and sales both in HQ and in local 2-3 persons Note: It is a suggestion for a fully interview of an operator in a province branch, and some person needn’t double interviewed when it goes more than a province. It will be shaped according to actual situation.
  • 64.
    64 SIEMENS installedbase RPM (Resource-Potential Matrix ) ——Your Strategic Marketing Partner in China Siemens client relation ship base Siemens internal resource Siemens potential RRPPMM MMEETTHHOODD
  • 65.
    To ensure thisproject implemented successfully, a special team should 65 TTeeaamm bbuuiillddiinngg aanndd dduuttyy be build up consisted of BYNA and ERICSSON Steering Committee Siemens (TBD) Project co-leadership Core project team BYNA Grace Yan Xianze Liu Zhangkun Yu Na Liu Shijie Yang Yue Lu ——Your Strategic Marketing Partner in China • Supervise and control project oriental • Project general plan • Steering report writing • Coordinate team action • Report to team timely • progress schedule and quality control and guarantee • Supervise interview questionnaire and final report • Conform final plan in detail including scope, approach, name list, schedule and final end product. • Questionnaire design • Deep interview • Data collection and analysis • Final report writing • Report to team manager and leader. BYNA Dr. Zhicheng Deng BYNA Shiyang (Research director) Siemens (TBD) Duty PPRREELLIIMMIINNAARRYY Siemens (TBD)
  • 66.
    66 BACKGROUND OOFFBBYYNNAA TTEEAAMM MMEEMMBBEERRSS Zhicheng Deng PH.D(BUPT) Experience: • Communication division, information device department,MII • Vice president of CCID CONSULTING • Director of internet business department in CNC • Expert of CMIS • Member of Youth Branch of Beijing Communication Association Genlan Cheng MBA (BUPT) Experience: Expert of technology standard Department manager CNCC Information center director CNGL Expert of Network MII Synchronization ——Your Strategic Marketing Partner in China Principle relative experience: • Developing and launched a marketing plan for a leading Chinese wireless operator • Developing a win market strategy of fix network in China for an international telecom equipment vender. Principle relative experience: • Formulated a strategy to grow the China sales for a global telecommunications company • Developing a win market strategy of fix network in China for an international telecom equipment vender.
  • 67.
    Principle relative experience: • Helped a leading U.S. telecommunications equipment manufacturer to develop its growth strategy in China • Developing a win market strategy of fix network in China for an international telecom equipment vender. 67 Yang Shi PH.D (BUPT) Experience: ZTE mobile dep. Vice director in marketing department Member of Youth Branch of Beijing Communication Association Grace Yan (BIT) Experience: CCID Senior consultant Director of south of China office CDC investment consulting (Beijing) Co. Ltd. Senior project manager Vice-director of consulting department ——Your Strategic Marketing Partner in China Principle relative experience: • Formulating a wireless terminal launching plan in China for a large Korea electronic MNC. • Developing a win market strategy of fix network in China for an international telecom equipment vender. • Helped a large electronic MNC to develop its marketing strategy in China, including brand positioning, communication, pricing and service BACKGROUND OF BBYYNNAA TTEEAAMM MMEEMMBBEERRSS
  • 68.
    68 Zhangkun YuMaster(BUPT) experience: Gosun.ltd. senior manager CRC consultant Xianze Liu Master(CUFE) experience: CCID Consultant UP-POINT senior consultant ——Your Strategic Marketing Partner in China • Assisted a telecom equipment firm to improve its business unit in third party distribution business to improve its return on capital , increase revenue and customer satisfaction • Developing a win market strategy of fix network in China for an international telecom equipment vender. • Assisted a telecom equipment firm to improve its business unit in third party distribution business to improve its return on capital , increase revenue and customer satisfaction • Developing a win market strategy of fix network in China for an international telecom equipment vender. BACKGROUND OF BBYYNNAA TTEEAAMM MMEEMMBBEERRSS
  • 69.
    69 SScchheedduullee ——YourStrategic Marketing Partner in China Time Frame Remark ID Task W1 W2 W3 W4 W5-W8 W9-W11 2 work teams parallel provincial interview Preparation 1 Proposal 2 Internal communication Optimization and details 3 Interview questionnaires 4 Interview sample and time fixed Execution 5 HQ interview 6 Provincial interview 7 Information collection 8 Analysis Report 11 Draft report 12 Report pre-comments and amend 13 Final report 14 Feedback Prophase Interim report Interim report Final report
  • 70.
    70 CCOONNTTEENNTTSS Part 1. Part 2. Part 3. • BYNA’s qualification Our understand and objective Research methodology and content BYNA’s qualification and accumulation • BYNA’s accumulation ——Your Strategic Marketing Partner in China
  • 71.
    71 BBYYNNAA’’SS QQUUAALLIIFFIICCAATTIIOONN • Good relationship with carriers HQ • Good relationship with province carriers Good information collection channel ——Your Strategic Marketing Partner in China Deep understand in China telecom industry • Deep background of ICT • Powered support by telecom experts Global consulting experiences • Experience with famous global consulting company • Local staff with good know-how of China telecom market Four advantages • Served for top ten vendors • Many successful cases Many successful cases
  • 72.
    BYNA’S TARGET—— LEADERIN TTEELLEECCOOMM CCOONNSSUULLTTIINNGG AND ANALYSYS COMPANY UNDERSTANDING SINOMC ACCENTURE 72 METHOD OF CONSULTING NORSN ——Your Strategic Marketing Partner in China LEADER OF TELECOM CONSULTING INDUSTRY TELECOM CONSULTING COMPANY LOCAL CONSULTING COMPANY FOREIGN CONSULTING CONCENTRATION ON CHINA TELECOM MARKET LOW HIGH HIGH LOW BYNA MCKINSEY CRC INFORSAGE BCG CCID OOUURR PPEERRCCEEPPTTIIOONN:: LLOOCCAALL,, PPRROOFFEESSSSIIOONNAALL AANNDD IINNTTEERRNNAATTIIOONNAALL BYNA TARGETING
  • 73.
    • Long timecooperating with global consulting companies make BYNA absorb abundant experiences. 73 ABUNDANT EXPERIENCE AANNDD LLOOCCAALL KKNNOOWW--HHOOWW ——Your Strategic Marketing Partner in China THE BOSTON CONSULTING GROUP • As the same time, local staff and good know-how in China telecom market makes BYNA have deep and full understand of carriers demand . Experience in carriers 36% Experience in vendors 28% Local education (BUPT) 46%
  • 74.
    74 Good informationcollection channel ——Your Strategic Marketing Partner in China BYNA investigate channel covered BYNA investigate channel uncovered Total = 19 provinces BYNA had build up good relationship within the covered provinces in project process, and all the channel will provide sufficient insurance for project implementation.
  • 75.
    CMCC/CTC /CNC/CUC HQ 75 Many successful cases will give ppoowweerreedd iinnssuurraannccee Project Scope • China fixed telecom market middle and long term development strategies for certain global vendors. ——Your Strategic Marketing Partner in China CTC &CNC HQ 8 province investigation Method • Top 10 venders competitiveness comparing in 3G market • China telecom service market analysis • China service layer and system integration market study. CMCC/CTC /CNC/CUC HQ 10 province investigation CMCC/CTC /CNC/CUC HQ 6 province investigation KPI interview Benchmarking RBP BCG KPI interview Benchmarking RBP KPI interview RBP KPI interview Benchmarking RBP
  • 76.
    76 KEY SUCCESSFACTORS OOFF OOUURR CCOOLLLLAABBOORRAATTIIOONN •SSuucccceessssffuull ccoollllaabboorraattiioonn ——Your Strategic Marketing Partner in China Full commitment of key decision makers to support project objectives and build consensus Open, direct and on-going communication with stakeholders Availability of necessary financial and personal resources Strategic transfer of skills from CRC Open atmosphere and immediate discussion/ resolution of project related issues Commitment to adhere to proposed time plans and deadlines Clear project organization and approach Availability of and access to databases, infrastructure and interview partners

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