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University of Utah
WEST REGION HIGHER EDUCATION05 September 2007
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Agenda
AT&T Mobility Value Proposition
• Strongest Network Assets
• Strongest Technology Path
• Strongest Business Data Solution Portfolio
• Strongest Enterprise Data Solution Expertise
• HIGHER EDUCATION Solutions Focus
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AT&T Mobility is uniquely positioned to provide enterprises with a true end-to-end wireless business solution
TrustedPartner
BusinessValue
Products & Services DevicesConnectivity & Security
EnterpriseSolutionSpecialists
BusinessAlliance
Ecosystem
KnowledgeBase
Network Corporate ViabilityService Delivery
FOUNDATION
SOLUTIONS
EXPERTISE
IMPACT
Impact
Dedicated account team who works every day to earn the right to be a trusted partner
• Backed up by an integrated business unit dedicated to the enterprise segment
Expertise and passion to determine how wireless can create tangible business value for our customers
• Bring the best AT&T assets and resources
• Leverage best practices, lessons learned, and our alliance ecosystem
Foundation• Largest digital voice and data network in America
• Fastest national wireless data network
• Largest global roaming footprint
• Service Delivery tools and processes optimized for enterprise
Solutions• Clear industry leader in corporate wireless email
• Richest portfolio of wireless business solutions
• Comprehensive device portfolio
• Technical ability to support customer security models
Expertise• Enterprise wireless solution experts
• Ecosystem of industry technology leaders
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Creating a Flagship Communications Company
“The overall front-runner…”Forrester WAVE2.5G and 3G Business Services
“value proposition for enterprises is compelling…”Anatomy of a Successful Wireless B2B Strategy
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Strong enterprise services vision
Solid execution in supporting:
• Extensive coverage upgrades,
• Back-end systems
• Innovative wireless systems”
“Cingular’s strength is in its strong B2B structure…
The company excels in areas where business demand is strongest:
• Online capabilities
• Strong customer support
IDC Leadership Grid: US Wireless Service Provider Market
August, 2005
The Industry Has Taken NoticeWhat the analysts are saying about BMG…
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Strongest Network AssetsFoundation
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Strongest Network Assets
Largest digital wireless voice and data network in America
Largest national high-speed wireless data network (EDGE)
$13B network investment in 2005/2006 (7,000+ cell sites)
Continued investment in 2007 (2,000+ cell sites)
Superior coverage and significant investment
Better network performance
Maintain high performance as network is loaded
Best positioned to deliver advanced services
Largest spectrum holdings in premier bands (850/1900)
Better coverage
Better voice and data quality
Fewer dropped calls
The most cell sites (47K) on a single standard (GSM)
Coverage is not available in all areas. Cingular has 59Mhz of spectrum on average in the top 100 MSAs. CDMA subscribers estimate as of 09/06 source: CDG. Spectrum depth source: Raymond James Equity Research. Cingular spectrum holdings in top 100 markets including 850/1900Mhz bands.
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+ =BroadbandConnect3G Speed
EDGE Unmatched 2.5G coverage
Industry’s best combination of speed and coverage
• Average download speed of 400 – 700 kbps
• Low latency means improved responsiveness
• Extensive coverage in 13,000 cities and towns and along almost 40,000 miles of highways
• Faster downloads than Sprint and Verizon’s 1xRTT networks
• Average upload speeds that match Sprint and Verizon’s
EDGE
BroadbandConnect • BroadbandConnect now in 165+ major markets and more than 70 of the largest US cities
• Continued deployment in 2007
Network: Nationwide Coverage + 3G
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Strongest Technology pathFoundation
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Built on the Global Standard
GSM Standard• 2.3 Billion subscribers worldwide (vs. 350M CDMA)• 85+% of the global market• Ecosystem shifting resources away from CDMA• Operators in more than 212 countries and territories
GSM 3G Networks• Cingular: 1st carrier in the world to deploy HSDPA • 290+ carriers committed to 3G GSM,
– 163 UMTS networks deployed in 69 countries– 107 HSDPA networks deployed in 55 countries
Benefits• Unparalleled international roaming potential• Single device providing access around the world• Broad and deep ecosystem provides unrivaled choice
in handsets and wirelessly enabled solution partners
GSM subscriber estimate as of 12/06 source: 3GAmericas, CDMA subscriber estimate as of 09/06 source: CDG.
2.3 Billion Subscribers Worldwide
Nokia announced it is divesting in CDMA. "The CDMA market is simply financially untenable and has challenging growth prospects.” – CEO of Nokia
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Network Technology Comparison - Downlink
70
135
153
80
60
1xRTT 1xEV-DO
Rev. A
700
400
3,600
700
400
HSDPA 3.6
2,400
Data Throughput Comparison (kbps)
DOWNLINK
237
70
135
EDGE
70
135
1xEV-DO
Rev. A
7,200
HSDPA 7.2
3,100
Current National CoverageFall-back from 3G
Current Metropolitan Coverage
Future* Metropolitan Coverage
User experience factors: - Air-link
• Throughput• Latency
- Spectrum - Signal strength - Backhaul / Backbone - Network load
800
450
TBD
* Sprint and Verizon have launched Rev. A in most (not all) markets
CDMAGSM
XXX XXX Theoretical Peak
Avg. User Experience
Technology Standard
800
450
3,100
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Network Technology Comparison - Uplink
70
135
153
80
60
1xRTT
700
384
UMTS
Data Throughput Comparison (kbps)
UPLINK
237
EDGE
70
135
1,500
HSUPA
Current National CoverageFall-back from 3G
Future* Metropolitan Coverage
User experience factors: - Air-link
• Throughput• Latency
- Spectrum - Signal strength - Backhaul / Backbone - Network load
80
60
120
100
320
280
80
60
CDMAGSM
XXX XXX Theoretical Peak
Avg. User Experience
Technology Standard
1xEV-DO
Rev. A
1,800
400
300
TBD
* Sprint and Verizon have launched Rev. A in most (not all) markets
1xEV-DO
Rev. A
1,800
400
300
Current Metropolitan Coverage
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Only 3G network capable of simultaneous voice and data
Interact with your business applications while on a call
Review revised documents without the need to hang up, download and call back.
First IMS application
Video Share • Allows a wireless phone user to
add live video of themselves or their surroundings while on a call
Simultaneous Voice And Data
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The IMS Future – There’s no ignoring the 800 pound Gorilla
AT&T’s Core networks are IMS ready---IMS Considerations
•‘Critical Mass’ of device/infrastructure/applications
•Business Model impacts
•UMTS/HSDPA were designed for an IMS layer
•Devices first half of 2008
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Strongest Business Solution Portfolio Solutions
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Wireless Email TrendsWireless email is a critical business tool that has seen rapid adoption
50
45
40
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30
25
20
15
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5
2006 2007 2008 2009 2010
Million
s
Growing Usage of North American Corporate Wireless Email
0
5.0
9.0
16.7
30.6
*Source: The Radicati Group, Inc. 2006
55 53.8
2007 U.S. Fixed Email vs. Enterprise Grade Mobile Emaill
174.4
8
Fixed EmailWireless Email
Mobile mail still in nascent
stage of growth
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RIM
Good
MicrosoftNokia
Sybase (iAnywhere)
Notify Technology
Common Time
Open Hand
LRW Digital
Challengers Leaders
Niche Players Visionaries
Ab
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Execu
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Completeness of Vision
Cingular’s email portfolio
Wireless Email Landscape Gartner, Magic Quadrant for Enterprise Wireless E-Mail Software, 4Q06
Source: Gartner
Microsoft (05)
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Device Choices from AT&T Mobility
AT&T Mobility offers the latest devices on a variety of device platforms
Simulated screens• With BlackBerry Connect. Devices running BlackBerry Connect may not have full
BlackBerry functionality
•Palm OS•Windows Mobile 2003 & 5.0 Pocket PC•Windows Mobile 2003 & 5.0 Smartphone•Symbian
•BlackBerry •Symbian*•Palm OS*
•Windows Mobile 5.0 Pocket PC•Windows Mobile 5.0 SmartPhones
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AT&T Mobility is Leading this Market
*Source: Strategy Analytics 2006
“Among top US carriers offering enterprise-grade secure mobile email,
Cingular remains the uncontested category leader supporting a user base SA estimates to be nearly 40% of the
market.”
• Unmatched Email Solutions Portfolio
• Robust deployment expertise including project managers and best practices
• Deep application design experience
• International / Global capabilities through alignment with GSM
• Largest portfolio of enterprise grade devices
• Experienced account teams to guide customer deployments
• Industry leading care and support infrastructures
• Security leader through workshops, customs designs and largest partner ecosystem
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• LaptopConnect simplifies remote broadband access – no need for multiple devices and access points
• Mobile broadband services and support are merged onto one flat-rate bill
LaptopConnect
Home
Airports
Hotels
CustomerOffice
InternationalAccess
Field JobSites
Vehicles
LaptopConnect: Simple and Convenient
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Integrated LaptopsExperience the simplicity of
laptops with the Cingular Network Built-in
LaptopConnect CardsSupercharge the laptops you already own with the latest
wireless technology
Tethered HandsetsData enabled phones
connect your laptop to the Cingular Network
DataConnect Service Plans • $59.99 Unlimited* Domestic• International plans
• DataConnect North America ($109.99)• DataConnect Global ($139.99)
Cingular Communication Manager• Simplifies deployment• Simple one-click access
* Requires two year unlimited DataConnect Plan and voice plan of $39.99 or higher
LaptopConnect: Three Ways to ConnectTransform your laptops into wireless workflow enablers
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Wireless WAN Connectivity Service
Description Applications
• Fixed wireless data connection via wireless router
• Diverse, back-up connectivity method
• Router allows multiple machines to operate from single wireless connection
• POS primary / back-up
• Diverse remote office back-up connection
• Remote Telemetry
• Temporary primary connection
• True wireline diversity
• Cost effective
• Portable
• Secure
• Rapid, flexible deployment
WWAN Devices
Benefits
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2006 Business Data Portfolio Evolution
8700c 7100g
Cingular
2125
iPAQ6500
Treo650
Sierra AC860
Novatel U730
Sierra AC875
GT Max 3.6
Pearl8800
Cingular
8525
Treo680
Nokia E62
Samsung
Blackjack
Treo 750Cingular
3125
iPAQ6900
GPS
GPS
Smart Devices
Laptop Mobility
Industry Solution Bundles
BlackBerry
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Strongest MobilitySolution Expertise Expertise Impact
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Wireless Application SolutionsUNMATCHED VERTICAL INDUSTRY FOCUS
Primary ResearchPartners
Premier Ecosystem of Trusted Market Leaders
Case Studies and Application Notes
Developer Program, Certified Solutions Catalogue
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Enterprise Approach Ensures Success
• Formal Pilot Framework– Business (orders placed, tix closed, time
saved)– Technical (application performance,
coverage)
• Business Process Analysis Library– Experience conducting formal process
analysis to identify highest impact applications to enable
• Vertical Industry ROI Models– Formal ROI templates based on 3rd party
research and real world experience
• Enterprise Solution Deployment Templates– Experience deploying large complex
solutions involving broad range of solution partners and custom business and technical requirements
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Mobile Application Enablement approach
Enterprise Solutions Specialists
DEFINE DESIGN DEPLOY SUPPORT• Wireless Strategy workshop• Business Process analysis• Vertical / Horizontal IP• Mobility value framework
• Business / Technical req.• Partner intro/qualification• Basic solution architecture• Pilot/ROI design/process
• Coord. w/solution partners• Troubleshooting in rollout• Project mgmt. expertise• Deployment tools
• Post deployment support• Tracking/reporting/ROI• Capability Expansion
ACCOUNT MANAGER
DATA SOLUTION CONSULTANTS
DATA DEVELOPER PROGRAM
BUSINESS CARE MANAGERS
CERTIFIED SOFTWARE / HARDWARE PARTNERS
SYSTEM ENGINEERS
PROJECT MANAGERS
Point of View
Business Process Impact
ROIModels
ReferenceArchitectures
ImplementationBest Practices
DeploymentTemplates
Knowledge Base
CaseStudies
Applications Design and Development
Pilots and Deployment Support
SYSTEM INTEGRATORS
ENTERPRISE ARCHITECTS
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Reaping the Benefits of Enterprise MobilityBusiness
Processes with Highest ROI
Work Order Management
Sales Order Quote/Commit and Opportunity Management
Workforce Scheduling/Dispatch
Asset Tracking and Monitoring
Mobile Inventory Management
Enterprise Collaboration and Workflow
Data Capture & Remote Access
Business Benefits
Customer Case Studies
Availability to promise with real-time commit
Up-sell / cross-sell to drive revenue More professional image
First-time fix Reduced cycle time
More items / day Reduced re-work Better vehicle / asset utilization Downtime converted into productive
time
Differentiation in the market Greater employee satisfaction and
retention
Savings in time/expense of travel
Lower back-office support cost Telecom cost reduction Inventory reduction Reduced reliance on overtime
CUSTOMER SATISFACTION
COST REDUCTION
REVENUE GROWTH
INNOVATION / EXCELLENCE
IMPROVED PRODUCTIVITY
FSA solution connects Diebold’s Service Techs to work ticket system increasing productivity and revenue
FSA
Wireless SAP CRM Application gives Boston Scientific sales representatives real time inventory visibility which drives more sales
SFA
Real time proof of delivery provides mission critical information for superior customer service for their entire 25,000 fleet
Fleet
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Higher Education Solutions Focus 1 - Campus Reach SolutionINTEGRATING WIRELESS WITH YOUR EXISTING PBX INFRASTRUCTURE
• AT&T Mobility OfficeReach is: A network-based voice service A database driven, intelligent platform hosted by Ericsson A voice-based Virtual Private Network solution for customers that
use GSMTM service and devices
Provides your enterprise a way to control telecom costs and increase employee productivity. Specific features associated with this service include: Private Numbering Plan User Groups Customizable Call Management Zone billing
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Higher Education Solutions Focus 2 – Net MotionLEVERAGING YOUR STRONG WiFi NETWORK WITH OUR STRONG NETWORK
Net Motion service from AT&T Mobility provides
•Session persistence within and between networks
•Mobility optimized VPN services
•Single Point of Contact and Unified billing
•Scalability
•Immediate implementation
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Higher Education Solutions Focus 3 – Laptop Mobility
AT&T teams with Laptop Vendors to offer integrated Wireless Cards
•Team with IT/procurement to order equipped with HSDPA
•BEST user experience – inherently compatible
•LOW loss exposure
•National/International access without hotspot hunting, day fees, etc….
•Tethering and CARDs work but…..
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Solutions Focus 4 – Blackboard Mobilization RAVE BLACKBOARD and OTHER SERVICE FOR STUDENTS and FACULTY
RAVE Wireless Partners with AT&T to Enrich the educational Experience
•Safety Alerts via TEXT messaging
•Academic Facilitation-Grades, Assignments, Polling
•Email standardization/email they will read!
•Groups/Affinity building
•BURSAR billing/Revenue and Margin Opportunity for BSU
•Promotes educational satisfaction and affinity
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Wireless Strategy & Technology Workshop
• Wireless technology and emerging trends briefing
• Review best practices and case studies from similar businesses and organizations
• A Cingular Data Solution Consultant facilitated initiative discussion
• Pre-workshop teleconference identifies areas of focus and potential stakeholders
• Agenda Review
• Written and oral presentation of findings
• Outline of a potential wireless program
Your sponsorship & team’s commitment:
Pre-workshop interviews (One Hour)
Wireless Workshop (Half Day Session)
Presentation of results to team (One Hour)
Preparation Workshop Analysis
Workflow transformation starts with a facilitated session with your stakeholders and AT&T data solutions experts.
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Summary & Next StepsSummary:
• Strongest Network Assets
– Completed network integration
– Continue coverage expansion
• Strongest Technology Path
– HSPDA Global Standard
– Simultaneous Voice & Data
• Strongest Business Solutions Portfolio
– Broadest Business Device portfolio
– Strongest relationships with top Mobile Mail partners
• Strongest Business Mobility Expertise
– Deep experience defining, designing, deploying and supporting large scale mobility solutions
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Next Steps
•Schedule an on campus Wireless Work Shop/Mini Work shop
•Schedule a dedicated Campus Reach, Net Motion, Laptop Mobilization, or RAVE presentation.
•Call your account team with any questions you have on what AT&T can do for your campus