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The document discusses different aspects of the telecommunications industry including content, services, access, and infrastructure. It notes that content involves many niche areas and unlimited creative expressions. Services can be unique or commodities, with global concepts requiring local adaptation. Access refers to the ability to connect anytime from anywhere, which influences customer churn and stickiness. Infrastructure is currently based on technologies like GSM, copper, cable, and fiber but is shifting to fiber with wireless technologies, with infrastructure providers often maintaining monopolies.
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Modems convert digital data into analog signals that can be transmitted over cables or wirelessly. This data travels through an Internet Service Provider's (ISP) data center where email and other services are hosted. The data is then sent to users via cables run by cable providers or wirelessly using devices like the Palm VII which supported wireless internet access and security for e-business transactions.
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Telecommunications in one slide
- 1. • Global • Many niches, long tail Content • Creativity • Mutually exclusive target groups • Monopoly on specific expression – unlimited expressions • Global concepts, local adaption • Hit, but mostly miss! Services Dependence • Unique or Commodity • There are no network (fixed/mobile) specific services • Interface between customer and infrastructure • Customer is technology agnostic Access • Any time, any place, anywhere • Churn and Stickyness • Competition on price and commodity services (VoIP, mail, TV) • Now: GSM/UMTS, Copper, Cable, Fibre • Future: Fibre with 3G/4G, Wimax, VDSL2, Docsis3 or FTTH Infrastructure • Monopolistic • Real long term money and value Slide by rudolfvanderberg@gmail.com - 22-5-2008 http://internetthought.blogspot.com