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www.acreo.se Business Roles & Business Models in Next Generation FTTH Networks the OASE Perspective Marco Forzati (Acreo), [email protected] Sofie Verbrugge, Bart Lannoo, Koen Casier, (IBBT) Thomas Monath, Mario Kind (DT)
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Page 1: FTTH Conference 2011 Milan WORKSHOP Marco Forzati

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Business Roles & Business Models in

Next Generation FTTH Networks

the OASE Perspective

Marco Forzati (Acreo), [email protected]

Sofie Verbrugge, Bart Lannoo, Koen Casier, (IBBT)

Thomas Monath, Mario Kind (DT)

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Business roles: “what is done?”

role 1

role 2

role 3

role 4

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Business actors: “by whom”

actor A

actor B

actor C

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Value network: “mapping actors

to roles”

actor A

actor B

actor C

role 1

role 2

role 3

role 4

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Value network: “indicating value

streams”

actor A

actor B

actor C

role 1

role 2

role 3

role 4

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Example of FTTH business roles

in network layer

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Example of FTTH

business actors

Existing business actors for broadband access networks

Incumbents

Cable operators

Network providers

New business actors for broadband access networks

Municipalities

Utilities

Service providers

Housing companies

Vendors

Service and content providers

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A co-operation scenario:

Open access networks

End users

Conn. Provider (CP)

Netw. Provider (NP)

Service providers

(SP)User

access

Service

access

Physical

Infrastructure

Provider (PIP)

Network

access

(Accomo-

dation)

Open

Network

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PIP

SP SP SP

NP NP NP

Vertically IntegratedOperator

”All-in-a-box”

Open access vs. vertical

integration

End users

Network Provider (NP)

Service Provider (SP)

User access

Service access

Physical Infr. Provider (PIP)

(Accomo-dation)

Network access

Open

access

Vertical

integration

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PIP

SP SP SP

NP NP NP

Vertically IntegratedOperator

”All-in-a-box”

SP&

NP

SP&

NP

SP SP

Vertically integratedOperator

with LLUB

SP&

NP

VerticallyIntegratedOperator

with bit stream access

SP

e f g

Open access vs. ”deregulated”

network

End users

Network Provider (NP)

ServiceProvider (SP)

User access

Service access

Physical Infr. Provider (PIP)

(Accomo-dation)

Network access

Open

access

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Different flavours of open access

PIP & NP

SP SP SP

PIP

SP SP SP

(CP)

NP

(CP)

NP

(CP)

NP

PIP

SP & NP

SP SP SP

PIP

(CP)

NP

Vertically

Integrated

Operator

”All-in-a-box”

SP

&

NP

SP

&

NP

SP SP

Vertically

integrated

Operator

with LLUB

SP

&

NP

Vertically

Integrated

Operator

with bit

stream access

SP

a b c d e f g

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Example of business roles and

business actors in net layer

Housing

companyMunicipality

Network

National

incumbent

operator

National incumbent

operator

National triple play ISP

Vertically

integrated

operator

Vertically int. op.Spotify, Facebook, movie rental, cardio monitor, Serie A live,

etc…ISP, eHealth, home security service, etc…

Service broker

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FTTH as an infrastructure for society:

building the business model

End users

Conn. Provider (CP)

Network Provider

(NP)

Service providers

(SP)

Physical

Infrastructure

Provider (PIP)

Public and private

infrastructure owners

Telcos

Utilities

Housing companies

Local governmentsSME

Large corporation

Average user

Techie user

Municipal operators,

Utilities, telcos

Cable companies

ISP

Media giants

Content providers

Public service agencies, hospitals

Local governments

So

ciet

y

COSTS

BENEFITS

(DRIVERS)