The Networked Society and industry beyond smartphones

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Jose Luis Ayala Head of Government & Industry Relations Latam

The networked Society And industry beyond smartphones

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You’d have spent $ 3055

in 1991 to buy all the

stuff in this ad that you

can now do with your

phone.

1991 vs now

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Outlook 2020

9.2 Bn Mobile Subscriptions

7.7 Bn MBB Subscriptions

6.1 Bn Smartphone Subscriptions

30.5 Mobile Data Traffic (EB/Mo)

90% WCDMA, 70% LTE Population Coverage

Latam & Caribbean

Subscriptions 824 mn

Smartphone subs 603 mn

Video Traffic 60%

Pop coverage

GSM EDGE 10%

WCDMA/HSPA 55%

LTE 35%

Source: Ericsson Mobility Report July 2015

>2X

60% Video Traffic

>9X


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Societal impact

0.3% GDP growth Doubling of broadband

speed

~1% of gdp +10% Broadband

penetration

3.8% START UP OF NEW BUSINESS +1% Broadband

penetration


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Internet of Things

Vehicles People Ind env Pub env Resources Buildings Assets

Automotive

Transport

Utility Smart Cities

Health

Agriculture

Mobility & Internet

Applications

Application Enablement


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DEVELOPING KEY SUCCESS FACTORS:

› Leadership and institutional capabilities

› Enabling policies and regulation

› A high-quality Broadband & IT infrastructure

Mastering the digital transformation process

MOBILITY - BROADBAND - CLOUD

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CONFUSION

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RESISTANCE

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a SOLID Implementation plan a successful change (illustrative)

Cooperation &

Inclusion

Organize Partnerships & Accountability

Coordinate & Align

Stakeholders

Stimulate Innovation, Adoption &

Transformation

National Competitiveness

Strategy

Formulate Objectives & Identify

Stakeholders

Formulate Strategies

Prioritize Actions & Projects

Readiness Assessment incl. SWOT

Establish Governing

Mechanisms

Formulate Sector

Strategies

Review & Update Policy Frameworks

Mobilize Resources

Monitoring Implementation Process

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Key ICT policy enabLers

ICT Supply Side Spectrum Management Broadband Plans Network Regulation

ICT Demand

Side Media & Content Industrial Internet Data Driven Innovation

Horizontal Frameworks

Trade Policies Internet governance IPR

Critical infrastructure and Cyber security


Roll-out of ICT infrastructure

Scarce resource management Market Efficiency

New consumer expectations, value-chain shifts and new business models

ICT empowerment for increased innovation and efficiency in industrial sectors

Privacy Protection & Innovative Uses of Data, Cloud

Market access, Digital Services Meta Regulation Investment Incentives, Licensing

Resilient ICT infrastructure and offensive & defensive measures protecting against cyber-attacks

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NETWORK BUILDERS SINCE 1890

Concerning Broadband Increasing breadth of NBBP Growing scope of demand side targets

DEMAND SIDE INTERVENTIONS

Source: Cullen International 2014, Commissioned by Ericsson

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Fixed Wireless Broadband: A Global Comparison

12%

19%

24%

33%

36%

48%

61%

61%

72%

73%

100%

0% 50% 100% 150%

Yes (MY)

Verizon (US)

PLDT (PH)

Bolt (ID)

T-Mobile (CZ)

Taiwan Mobile (TW)

Telus (CA)

Meteor (IE)

Vodafone (DE)

Orange (ES)

nbn Telstra 25/5Mbps…

Higher performance

Lower performance

Composite score for data allowance,

download speed and price per GB

• 21 operators offering wireless broadband services benchmarked

• Compared for data allowance, downlink & uplink speed, price/GB

• Global launch at MWC Shanghai 2015

NBN Fixed Wireless service is best-

in-class; only Vodafone Germany

matched DL speed for 20-50 product

nbn FW superior to peers on all other

indicators of performance:

• 25/5 FW data allowance over 7 x

greater than next best int’l peer

(PLTD, Philippines)

• Price/GB 4 x lower than next best

int’l peer (T-Mobile, Czech)

• Upload speed for 50/20 product

was 33% higher than best int’l peer

(Meteor, Ireland)

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