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1 Convergence Presented by Wally Hariz Agenda Long term growth opportunities Focus on the end user The operator opportunities Our convergence vision User service convergence Device convergence Network convergence The way forward Summary Ericsson AB 2006 Open 2 Ericsson AB
2 Industry transformation / Convergence (from 1997) Wireline PSTN desk top computing main frames ISDN PTN mobility Wireless/Cellular WAP MMM Intranet/Internet PC-WAN WWW PC-LAN PC/Servers 3G/Wireless Internet Carrier class electronic publishing and entertainment services Personal (Mobile) Multi-media Ericsson AB 2006 Open 3 Convergence It is happening today Multi access mobile phone (UMA) WLAN/2G/3G Single mailbox Layered architecture Bundling/ Triple play IMS Single phone number The telecoms industry has entered a new era of increased competitiveness, new business models and important technology shifts Convergence is one important driver of this ongoing change. Ericsson AB 2006 Open 4 Ericsson AB
3 Convergence definition Traditionally, the term fixed-mobile convergence (FMC) has been used by the telecom industry when discussing the integration of wireline and wireless technologies. But it is not just about this particular kind of convergence, it is also about convergence between media, datacom and telecommunication industries. Convergence is considered from three viewpoints: User service convergence; where there are common user service delivery capabilities with access and device awareness. This means that a multitude of services (person to person, person to content and content to person) can be provided to the same user over different access networks and to different devices. Device convergence; common devices supporting several access types, such as CDMA2000, WCDMA, GSM, fixed broadband and WLAN. Device convergence allows multiple applications to be run, reusing the same functions for identification and authentication. Furthermore, the mobile device supports more and more functions in addition to telephony, e.g. Camera, TV/Video and . Network convergence; this implies consolidation of the network to provide different user services, with telecom-grade quality of service, over several access types with an emphasis on operator cost efficiency and support to user service convergence. Ericsson AB 2006 Open 5 Bit rates and coverage for Wireless Technologies End-user bit rate 1 Gbit/s Super 3G 100 Mbit/s UWB W-LAN Super 3G 10 Mbit/s 1 Mbit/s 100 kbit/s Bluetooth Evolution Bluetooth g b WiMax 3G Evolved ? 3G DVB-H DVB-T 10 kbit/s RFID DECT 2G Coverage PAN (- 20 m) LAN (- 100 m) MAN (- 3 km) WAN (- 120 km) Ericsson AB 2006 Open 6 Ericsson AB
4 Telecom has many new long-term growth opportunities Market trends Operator service revenues 1000 BUSD Messaging An all communicating World Positioning Advertisement IP-TV/Mobile TV Mobile enterprise News & Music & Sport Cameras Gaming m/e-commerce Public Services GDP/productivity Users Usage Innovation Regulation New Business Models Convergence Existing forecast 3G Broadband Migration TDM/IP 3G Broadband 2000 Time Ericsson AB 2006 Open 7 Focus on the end user Focus on the end user On the move At home In the office or working site Ericsson AB 2006 Open 8 Ericsson AB
5 EVOLUTION TOWARDS CONVERGED SERVICES A qualitative study with 18 households in Sweden, U.K. and USA March 2005 Services in the study end user study The mobile device as Connected home remote control - Media storage - Video recorder - Security - Energy Home communication Video calls Coordination and synchronization of family activities Family and presence Calendar Results from the Evolution towards Converged Services study made by Ericsson Consumer Lab Ericsson AB 2006 Open 10 Ericsson AB
6 Some findings from the study end user study Most users positive to convergent services High interest for Entertainment related services Other highlights Connected home media storage and sharing Video calls between all type of devices Results from the Evolution towards Converged Services study made by Ericsson Consumer Lab Ericsson AB 2006 Open 11 end user study Focus on usability and time-saving New business models need Home automation Logistics & Planning Price and richness Social communication Convenience Entertainment & Sharing Time Results from the Evolution towards Converged Services study made by Ericsson Consumer Lab Ericsson AB 2006 Open 12 Ericsson AB
7 Convenience and ease of use Focus on the end user Make life more efficient Simplicity in functionality e.g. similar user interfaces for most services (and across accesses) Communication and content services available across several networks (e.g video call from 3G phone to PC) Services adapted to the device and access characteristics Simplified processes for identification and payments (e.g single sign on) Easy to have cost control consumers enterprise Ericsson AB 2006 Open 13 Always Best Connected Able to connect anywhere anytime by device of choice when on the move. Best varies according to user preferences used service quality, speed and price. Seamless transition between access methods for Voice/Video/Packet data (session continuity) DSL, Cable TV PAN Bluetooth Focus on the end user WLAN, LAN GSM/WCDMA/ CDMA2000 Ericsson AB 2006 Open 14 Ericsson AB
8 Reliability and security Focus on the end user Reliability in all transactions independent of access Connection quality voice video data Authentication and security must be reliable regardless of access No viruses, no worms, no fraud Nobody listening in Ability to see who s calling Ericsson AB 2006 Open 15 Life is getting a bit challenging Focus on the end user All the people we want to reach... Authorities Using all kinds of devices... Business contacts Family Key Friends Key operator role: role: provide reachability! --Be Be reachable --Be Be able able to to reach --Regardless of of device, bearer, location, Safe, reliable, trustworthy, adaptible! Co-workers And all the services we want to reach... Any time, any place! Ericsson AB 2006 Open 16 Ericsson AB
9 The operator opportunities <header> OPERATOR PERSPECTIVE the operator opportunities Operator Business Environment Convergence Mobile Operator Combined operators (Fixed & Mobile) Virtual Operator WLAN incl Voice Fixed Operator Fixed Substitution One-phone Pay-TV Triple-play Virtual Operator Broadband incl. Voice Virtual Operator WLAN and other radio incl. Voice Competing Operators (e.g., Cable) Ericsson AB 2006 Open 18 Ericsson AB
10 Convergence drivers and actions Increased competitiveness, new business models/partners and important technology shifts the operator opportunities Mobile and Fixed Operator/Service Provider To utilize the bundling possibility, increase ARPU with new converged services Cost rationalization Mobile Operator/Service Provider Pursuing fixed/enterprise customers Promote Mobility advantages Evaluate access alternatives (for instance BB access) Fixed Operator/Service Provider Maximize bandwidth advantage triple play etc. Expand own business with mobile access CableTV Operators/Service Provider Expand business with BB access and VoIP services Ericsson AB 2006 Open 19 Operator Roles New Multi-Media Business Models for P-2-P, C-2-P, Consumer / Enterprise the operator opportunities Walled Garden Channel Provider Bit-Pipe content & applications proprietary service layer (SL) own &3 rd party content & applications open controlled SL transport backbone 3 rd party content & applications 3 rd party SL End-to-End solutions Residential Enterprise Mobile Ericsson AB 2006 Open 20 Ericsson AB
11 User Services Devices Network Convenience & Always Best Ease of Connected & Use Security Ericsson AB 2006 Open 21 Reliability User Services Convergence Ericsson AB
12 Common service framework user service convergence Common service execution standard (IMS) for all applications Applications available over several accesses (Access aware service platform) Flexible and common charging system Common presence and group management functions Common user management Different Subscription profiles for quality and speed. Common service management Common identification and authorization system (SIM card based solution) Ericsson AB 2006 Open 23 Device Convergence Ericsson AB
13 The mobile phone embraces and connects product after product device convergence Always with you Credit cards TV reciever Video camera Game console GPS Digital camera MP3 player/walkman Memory stick Color Screens Portable radio PDA Fax Pager Fixed phone Communication, Entertainment, Transaction & Navigation center Ericsson AB 2006 Open 25 The triple play Personal Communications & Content center: Voice, SMS, MMS, , etc device convergence Internet (PC) TV, Video, Audio Convenience through convergence Handsets Telephony Ericsson AB 2006 Ericsson AB 2006 Open 26 13
14 The connected home device convergence APPLICATIONS Off-site storage Electronic messaging Presence Calendar synchronization Collaboration ENTERTAINMENT IP TV Interactive TV Streaming music Video on Demand On-line Gaming ACCESS CPE Hardware Shared Internet Access Variable access Shared resources (Printers) Any device (PC, laptop, mobile at any location) COMMUNICATIONS Wireless Telephony Electronic Messaging Instant Messaging Intercom Voice/Video Conferencing ADMINISTRATION SECURITY Account administration Equipment Configuration Service Configuration User Privileges Usage Monitoring In-Home Monitoring, Intrusion Detection Remote Video Surveillance Parental Controls Access Control (Firewall) Anti-Virus, SPAM control Ericsson AB 2006 Open 27 The Connected Home device convergence Ericsson AB 2006 Open 28 Ericsson AB
15 Device aspects Summary device convergence Multi-access devices with intelligence to select accesses (Always Best Connected). Multi- and single purpose devices Platform architecture in devices based on open standards Multi purpose use of SIM-card technology (authentication/security mechanisms) Home Networks (Home Gateways, Triple Play etc) Ericsson AB 2006 Open 29 Network Convergence Ericsson AB
16 Transformation new architecture and business models network convergence Single-service networks Multi-Media network with Telecom grade Wireless Networks Wireline Networks Data/IP Networks Cable TV Networks Content Service network Control Transport back-bone and Multi Access Application IP Multimedia Subsystem IMS All IP higher bit rates, increased coverage and capacity Ericsson AB 2006 Open 31 Network evolution steps network convergence Fixed+Mobile Ericsson AB 2006 Open 32 Ericsson AB
17 Introducing IMS Co-existence with existing infrastructure network convergence Service Network Charging USM Appl Fixed telephony IMS Mobile telephony Control PSTN MSG Transport backbone MGW PLMN Wireline access IP BB access BRAS PSTN access MSG WSN WLAN, WiMax MGW GGSN RNC 2G/3G BSC Ericsson AB 2006 Open 33 Network Convergence Implementation network convergence Service Network IMS Control The 3GPP IMS is the common base Transport Back-bone both for mobile and fixed access Gateways and Service Nodes (even before a common backbone is implemented) Residential Enterprise Layered architecture Unified O&M Existing products for mobile and fixed access further developed to support interoperability between VoIP and CS voice Stepwise network migration according to specific operator needs. Mobile Ericsson AB 2006 Open 34 Ericsson AB
18 Network Convergence Implementation Access Optimised GSM/WCDMA/CDMA radio access network for IMS (IP-telephony and Video over IP) High speed fixed broadband access using IMS functionality Growth of short/medium range radio technologies (WLAN, Wimax, Bluetooth) as an extension of fixed broadband access. Residential network convergence Service Network IMS Control Transport Back-bone Gateways and Service Nodes Enterprise Mobile Ericsson AB 2006 Open 35 Network Convergence Implementation network convergence Service Network IMS Control Transport Back-bone Common IP based backbone MGW s, Session Border Gateways and other key nodes combined into the same physical nodes. Gateways and Service Nodes Residential Enterprise Mobile Ericsson AB 2006 Open 36 Ericsson AB
19 Target network architecture Common foundation for fixed, mobile and enterprise services network convergence Shared functions: - Charging - Presence - Directory - Group & List functions - Provisioning - Media handling - Session control - O&M Service Network IMS IP Multimedia Subsystem Control Transport Back-bone Shared competence Shared O&M staff Shared Infrastructure Gateways and Service Nodes Residential Enterprise Mobile Ericsson AB 2006 Open 37 The way forward Ericsson AB
20 Why Ericsson? The way forward Understanding Prime driver Delivery Consumer & Enterprise Lab User Services Devices Network Mobility World Ericsson Mobile Platform R&D Experience from Installed Base Global Telecom Services Operator / Service Provider Dialogue Richer user services Secure network migration towards all IP An all Communicating world Ericsson AB 2006 Open 39 summary Ericsson AB
21 Ericsson position on convergence Ericsson believes in growth of the telecom industry and the vision of an all communicating world. Ericsson believes in the significance of convergence and will actively pursue the business and technology evolution in these areas. Ericsson continously develops a product portfolio that leverages on the installed base. Based on our understanding of the specific operator and user needs Ericsson tailors converged solutions. Ericsson AB 2006 Open 41 Convergence summary Operators will explore convergence in order to grow their business and reduce cost Main end-user benefits are Ease of use, Always Best Connected, Reliability and Security Convergence is implemented in three dimensions: User Services, Devices and Network. The evolution starting point, requirements and needs are unique for each Operator/Service Provider. Ericsson supports convergence with a stepwise approach starting from the installed base Ericsson AB 2006 Open 42 Ericsson AB
22 Ericsson AB 2006 Open 43 Ericsson AB
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