The document discusses three upcoming workshop sessions: 1. "Mobile Content and Mobile Web 2.0" which will focus on how mobile devices are changing content creation and consumption. 2. "Maximising the Benefits of Your Data and Analysis" which will provide a framework for analyzing data to build customer loyalty and revenue. 3. "Mobile Operator Scenarios" which will explore strategic issues for mobile operators and how reconsidering voice services could increase long-term profits.

1. CANTO 2/3 rd Feb 2010 - Guyana workshop

2. Introducing my three session

3. Mobile Content and Mobile Web 2.0 This session will focus on content creation and consumption and how the mobile device is changing the balance of power. At the end of the session, delegates will understand what stakeholder value can be created. Key themes covered: The six screens of life Content is King Who is the creator and the role of the editor User generated content and the changing business model Creating balance Where does value lie and the new value chain The Significance of the mobile device

4. Maximising the Benefits Your Data and Analysis This data and analysis session will focus on how participants can get the most benefits from the data they obtain. At the end of the session delegates will have: a framework to take back to analyse their own data and build the basis of a strategy that will build loyalty and increase ARPU. Digital Data inputs and outputs Feedback loops and two sided business models The ‘what principal’ and the ‘who effect’ The data framework The eight data business models

5. Mobile Operator Scenarios Telecom stock is a value trap and this session will explore the strategic and structural issues facing operators globally when considering how to increase ARPU and reduce churn when utilising data and applications as an alternative. One scenario will focus on why re-considering voice could have a significant long term earning effect. Various views, insights and predictions

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11. Mobile Content and Mobile Web 2.0

12. Mobile Content and Mobile Web 2.0 This session will focus on content creation and consumption and how the mobile device is changing the balance of power. At the end of the session, delegates will understand what stakeholder value can be created. Key themes covered: The six screens of life Content is King Who is the creator and the role of the editor User generated content and the changing business model Creating balance Where does value lie and the new value chain The Significance of the mobile device

13. Location User individuality Personalisation Device pocketability Small Screen Micro payments Battery Awareness Size Weight Icon/ Bling 3 rd Party applications Usability Blogs Recommendation RSS SMS Content messaging Cross media services Games, gambling Audio video content Information Icon, logo, ringtones Portability Music Data driven Standardisation AJAX Open API Convergence IM Podcasting Navigation Mobile Search Affiliation wikis Folksonomy mashup Participation Web 2.0 Mobile Web 2.0 The long tail Social software Joy of use Remixability Services tags mtags metadata Voice to tag Voice Unified messaging Sync Me, identity Mobile content I am a tag Multilingual Search

14. access create consume mashup! mobile internet mobile2 mobile web 2.0

15. Web 2.0 The Intelligent web Harnessing collective Intelligence Harnessing collective Intelligence Data is the Intel inside End of the s/w Release cycle Light wt Programming models S/W above a Single device Rich user experience Web As A Platform Web 2.0 SaaS Source O’Reilly Media

16. mobile content Harnessing Collective Intelligence Capturing Content at the Point of inspiration Extending the web Mobile web 2.0 I am a tag my identity multilingual mobile access digital convergence mobile search AJAX/ widgets Uniquely mobile Location

17. Creative Consume the new balance enables physical services Supply Platform Demand consumption Screens of live Public Private Fixed Carried Carry Broadcast Session IP Narrowcast shared personal Search Identity Sync Navigation Payment Directory Rating Location Adsence security Transport Access Storage Database Standards UI Trust Open API community Channel Carry communicate Carry informational mobile content shared personal Content production Data entry, games, video, pictures,Images, editorial, audio, blogs, tags, wikki,podcast, shared personal communication Voice, video Messaging, pictures Examples email, vmail, video conferencing, IM, SMS, MMS chat shared personal information Immediate rich Historic plain Examples Education, news, finance, sport Results, horoscope, encyclopaedia shared personal Video, image &music Sitback high Q Sit forward low Q Examples DVD, TV, IPTV, SKY, analogue Content, camera, phone, music shared personal games PSP, PS2, N-gauge, phone Downlaod, cartridge, CD Examples Titles, genre

18. The six screens of life Screens of life Public Private Fixed Carried Carry shared personal Carry communicate Carry informational Cinema TV PC Car TV/ Airplane Mobile Phone/PDA iPod/ DAB mobile content Consumption of digital media

19. Content is king – unless the creator changes Content creative events collection historical current unique Body of work new brand community mass market EVENTS TIME VALUE CONSUMPTION Consumer Mobile Device Professional equipment mobile content shared personal Content

20. New world of user generated content Life events Life time Stimulus Capture Concept Entertainment Thought Revelation News Idea Action High/ low lights Record all (big brother) Personal publishing e.g blog, podcast, webpage, Wikki (individual copyright) Editorial publishing e.g journalism, paper, magazine (company copyright) Body of work publishing e.g book, film, music (copyright) Private (own) Personal (trusted network) Collaboration Public Secret CAPTURE BLEND OF FACT AND OPONION PUBLISHISED TYPE Perceived requirement mobile content

21. The editor vs the consumer Original print cost = 0 Next customer acquisition cost = 0 Material cost = 0 Ability to be an editor Creation is entertainment Death of the newspaper and magazine caused by migration of advertising The consumer, digital technology bought him idea Understand segment Attract audience Traditional barrier Enforce proposition BRAND New editor Build brand Follow Brand Resistance to change established formula Market changes death Reinvent Brand Stick with Brand mobile content

22. I create and I consume Lifestyle/size/stage segmentation traits or intent individual business consumer Peer group Community Service provider BRANDS Creator of content individual business Platform Knowledge Experience Entertainment passion Analysis Commentary Music, Image, News, Help Teach Educate video Do someone else’s job Build new Read my meter Call centre Collect news Create music Outsourcing drives DIY WHY Globally people fed up with negative and rubbish in Tabloid, print without recrimination/ defence Entertainment value Acquire For customers Acquire For technology supply demand paid deliver Old world New world Bypass platform p2p recommendation p2p acceptance mobile content

23. Predictions 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 Value/ volume Year Growth in user generated content Over capacity in user generated content To much control generated content Value from user generated content Perceived value of an editor Mutual co-existence Volume of user generated content Quality will improve mobile content

24. User Generated Content point of entertainment longtail UGC point of inspiration Much wider implications than most want to realise, not safe to ignore! geography segmentation create consume service access method quality applications hits culture pricing joined up thinking developers convergence portal stickiness innovation wisdom of crowds screens of life core business relevance voting index tags search verification payment attention location trust digital ID business model churn

25. events publicity personal filter search result click stream attention personalised filter data store advertising cash data meta data indexing rating tagging Search activity Mobileweb2.0 + metadata location mobile search

26. My Number My Numbers directory directories My ID My Data Your ID Your Data My tags Your tags new search old search connection connection Call LCR Find Locate Message IM Chat Mail Video call Meet I am a tag my identity

27. Closed loop My information My services Me, mine, the person My DOB My education My Jobs My current info My family My interests My finger print My preferences My tags My favourites My network My money My Communic – ations My payment My contact details my verified identity my identity Buys complex services Buy simple services Close loop from simple services to provide verified identity Easier purchase Driving licence passport photocard My reputation My community I am a tag my identity

28. Themes Mobile Web 2.0 and Web 2.0 are about the network effect, driven by collective intelligence User generated content will drive mobile Value of the Editor Entertainment – widest form – will drive Web Digital Identity/ footprint is the battle ground

29. Ecosystem in balance or at war? Enablers Platform Access Device User User Device Access Platform Enablers User creates content and publishes it Content created for the user to consume Point of inspiration Sport reality family News friends holiday night out movie cartoon Adult e.g publishing e.g search e.g payment security, DRM e.g GSM WiFi UMTS e.g phone smartphone e.g hosting, integration with WWW Events Professional Editing Content creation Personal Tagging Professional capture concert music colleagues gathering Personal creation Personal capture Sport News Point of entertainment Events

30. U n Iq U e N eS s of mobile

31. Value between creation and consumption – why mobile Creation/ Publish Private Personal Collaboration Public Secret Blog Wikki Journal Book Paper TV Movie Music Consumption Screens of life Public Private Fixed Carried Carry shared personal Carry communicate Carry informational Relevance Voting Index Tags Search ID Footprint Verification Attention Payment Location ‘ Portability’ Content management DRM tools Ad engines UI, navigation Service, storage, backup

32. Social Networking Far more disruptive, will even undermine business processes social networking business processes back office verification payment knowledge management front office forced change digital ID recommendation social pressure citizen smith NPD order management delivery marketing acceptable practices erode margin removal of service ‘ perpetual β ’ ‘ network effect’ ‘ Intel inside’ selling feedback law and regulation data protection copy right confidential privacy communication sectors mining energy chemical oil and gas banking telecoms media medical and pharma retail media the niche voice

34. Maximising the Benefits Your Data and Analysis

35. This data and analysis session will focus on how participants can get the most benefits from the data they obtain. At the end of the session delegates will have: a framework to take back to analyse their own data and build the basis of a strategy that will build loyalty and increase ARPU. Digital Data inputs and outputs Feedback loops and two sided business models The ‘what principal’ and the ‘who effect’ The data framework The eight data business models

36. Telco 2.0

42. Telco 2.0 makes many assumptions…. where it sits between create & consume about data ownership about collection type, style, length, class, regulation, about storage of data trust about analysis not an algorithm about value position to give back

43. relationship between time and data 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% measure of time Source: AMF Ventures www.amfventures.com TV .. in front of the PC … spent with a mobile in your pocket from mobile internet from watching TV from engaging with a PC/Web generated from a mobile device typical day 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 0% 0% 100% 100% value generated from data analysis measure of value

44. A Two Sided Digital Business Model where your Privacy will be someone else's business ! Tony Fish Sept 2009 http://www.mydigitalfootprint.com

45. identity is split, but connected digital identity physical identity bonds bridges relationships reputation privacy risk trust

46. physical identity has certain traits digital identity physical identity bonds bridges relationships reputation certification person organisation identification authentication Government & NGO trade privacy risk trust

47. digital identity has different traits digital identity physical identity bonds bridges relationships reputation certification person organisation identification authentication Government & NGO trade barriers implementation management characteristics privacy risk trust

48. digital identity has different traits digital identity physical identity bonds bridges relationships reputation barriers implementation management characteristics privacy risk trust

50. Identity Privacy Black hole of debate Law Policy

51. I subscribe to the

52. Scott McNealy view

53. “ get over it”

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55. Observations Let’s be clear, everyone wants to be able to gain knowledge about you as a consumer and then milk the trade or barter. What is the relationship between Facebook and a broadband pipe Is there a relationship between Mac OS and MySpace Does an ISP collect data about a users search or Google Using mobile payment, flirting, dating, click ads, latitude you give up your data The broadband model is simple, pay …computer/ access Applications, content and services are a mix of free and paid for Is there any reason why mobile should be different?

56. Yes …. because

57. mobile can do ‘stuff’ that you cannot

58. do on the web and via broadcast

59. U n Iq U e N eS s of mobile

60. Value from mobile, broadcast and web Broadcast WEB MOBILE Attention Browse Search Click Create Consumer Location Attention Browse Search Time Who Click Create Consume View Preference Time Presence

61. the implication is that

62. in simple terms the model becomes

63. Store Analysis Value Collection

64. click data content my data social data Collection Value Store Analysis digital footprint behavioural DNA service improvement (existing) web TV mobile m2m service discovery new web TV mobile m2m trade or barter

65. If we now add in where the user is

66. we see the user appears twice

67. as a provider and as a consumer

68. Actual User Data Actual User Data Actual User Data The User Direct feedback In Direct feedback collection store analysis value the provider the consumer

69. adding where the business should be situated

70. we get a two sided model with

71. the user on both sides !

72. Actual User Data Actual User Data Actual User Data “ The Business” The User Direct feedback In Direct feedback collection store analysis value Friends Social norms

73. never has it been more important than being

74. close to your customer

75. assuming you have a customer!

76. open is not the debate

77. who owns the data is the issue

78. U n Iq U e N eS s of mobile

79. More ‘OFF’ : Less ‘ON’ on this screen in this earpiece consume createion x content where time intent direction who

80. Let’s put this in a matrix

81. physical passive consumption instruction screen social analysis sensory.net key stroke click touch boring exciting

82. example of why exciting…

83. store moveable adverse behaviour Click content my normal behaviour graceful opening location route time routine restrictions unique override closing time Take raw data to new provider confidence assurance collection analysis value

84. Fish Tail’s, a model to categorise data time Short bursts of data, with varying amount of information Continuous feed of data, may vary on amount of data available Continuous feed of data, depending on use Infrequent and small data bursts

85. The important issue is not the type

86. but how quickly you can replicate the data

87. As if I can replicate quickly

88. I have no need to be loyal

90. How does it look in an all IP world

91. context personalis- ation recommend- ation requirement/ enforcement/policy security trust login authent ication proof recognition/ desire/ peer pressure/ community attention location time search content create Identity access content consume purchase banking discovery reputation corporate Digital Footprint individual community Inputs collection outputs value who benefits motivation database store/analysis Closed loop of feedback and improvement trade or barter billing accuracy colour intent activity AAS protection In detail Behavioural DNA

92. I own my Data I Give up my Data Model Enable 3rd party to use and exploit their data to generate benefits in kind and / or cash for a percentage of revenue Enable 3 rd party to use and exploit your data to generate benefits in kind and / or cash for a percentage of revenue 8 Pay for enhancement to service (subscription or one off) 1 Trade data for enhancement directly with service provider 2 Trade data for enhancement via a third party (indirect) such as an aggregation party 3 Pay for services directly (subscription or one off) 4 Pay to protect your identity 7 Trade data for services via a third party (indirect) such as an aggregation party 6 Trade data for service directly with service provider 5

93. Access is a commodity and ownership is unimportant. Value will be retained by those who get the deep and dirty in the management of complexity for getting data in, stored and out. In the New Kingdom, Loyalty is Dead, Trust is the Challenger, the Princes’ are Editors, the Princesses are Simplicity, Attention is Queen and Metadata is King. www.mydigitalfootprint.com

94. will operator react to this change

95. Rainbow of Trust Based on alternative market segmentation open simple structured cautious dangerous un-tethered fashion no help discovery push boundaries social lead banking know limits will explore follow will expand likes portal mass market must work simple marketing works selective privacy protected many persona thoughtful advised give up data without thought passive click on anything no firewall loss of ID follow and lead early and late social leads my-way one-way accept authority untrusting and wise untrusting and stupid

96. DivineMsCupie

98. Mobile Operator Scenarios

99. Mobile Operator Scenarios Telecom stock is a value trap and this session will explore the strategic and structural issues facing operators globally when considering how to increase ARPU and reduce churn when utilising data and applications as an alternative. One scenario will focus on why re-considering voice could have a significant long term earning effect. Various views, insights and predictions

100. Access to additional value Price Quantity OWN BRAND SERVICES THIRD PARTY SERVICES Risk of devaluation of proposition Success from usage will produce new clients Value to shareholder not realised today Co-brand Applications Microsoft - brand - Word - XP Microsoft - approved - Lotus 123 - Havard Graphics Microsoft - unapproved - 100,000

101. Application Stores….. The great saviour Co-branded Volume Internal “ intel Inside” Few Many Value High Low 3rd party branded API sets/wider community Innovation Defined and measured Supply Push Long sale cycle Demand Pull

102. The Developer Dilemma Terminal Equipment Middle ware Network Equipment Service Provider Develop for these Enabled by these Delivered on Revenue from

103. Different information Terminal Equipment Middle ware Network Equipment Service Provider OS and device variation Specific to function Upgrades and improvements Bespoke network

104. How do I create Value Value Revenue Saving Volume ARPU OPEX CAPEX Retention Productivity Existing Future Metcalfe/ Reed’s Law Moore’s Law Coase’s Laws Akerlof’s Laws Moore’s Law

105. strategic issues competitor VOT tribes Value Porter’s model focus differentiation/ segmentation lowest cost profit cost services access GYM club no change game changing

106. structural problems device tethered generic network platform applications & content closed open locked net neutrality deliver capture closed mobile ecosystem open mobile ecosystem no change game changing

107. Why operators are “paralysed” Corporate Venturing Alliances Partnerships Third Party Developers Product, application or content Strategic Supplier Integration & consulting Outsourcing Research & development Technology Supply Supply Revenue

108. predictions

114. The connection manager scenario Loads of networks Loads of applications Loads of people How can the intelligent network manage demands When do you need service Where will you be in a few minutes Scheduling Movement Knowing your customer

115. Examples of Books for diversity Smart Mobs – Rheingold We Think – Leadbeater The Cult of the Amateur – Keen The Future of Reputation - Solove Who owns the Internet - Wu The Future of the Internet - Zittrain The wealth of networks - Benkler Wikinomics – Don and Williams Mobile Advertising - Sharma The mashup corporation – Mulholland Lost in Translation – Green & Bate The age of Engage - Shiffman The long tail - Anderson The wisdom of Crowds- Surowiecki Consumer Kids - Mayo Virtual Shadows - BCS Net Generation - Tapscott Grown Up digital - Tapscott Convergence Culture Free – Anderson Nudge – Thaler Tribes – Godin Convergence Culture – Jenkins Updates on linked in and blog

116. AMF Overview

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