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06/12/2011 Towards user co-creation of value on the IoT Démystifier l'Internet des objets Le Machine to Machine et l‘IoT : une réalité IoT: Repères et Projets Tweet us #ipforum User/Password: ipforum Ipforum231111! Machine-to-Machine 10 years reality @ Mobistar 1 06/12/2011 Machine to machine: live at telco today Gert Pauwels, Mobistar Marketing Manager M2M (nat+Int’l) AWT_November 2011 Agenda what is M2M and its business potential? natural role of a mobile operator in M2M the business models in M2M key take aways 2 06/12/2011 M2M is… “ the ability for machines, devices, or objects to communicate (in real time) with other machines, devices or objects “without” human intervention ” Once upon a time in 2001… Request for Stolen Vehicle Recovery (after sales) Followed by Trains & Trucks & Compressors 3 06/12/2011 The OEM market …OEM …International customers (France Telecom) Since 2001, Mobistar leads the way in the Machine to Machine segment in Belgium … and beyond Mobistar M2M card evolution 140,000 Focus since 2001 Dedicated financial reporting since 2004 129,978 120,000 100,000 2009: FT International M2M Center 80,000 Mobistar is market leader 60,000 End ’10: 65 % market share 40,000 20,000 0 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 4 06/12/2011 Mobistar has 65% in Belgian market on M2M Market Size: End 2010: 350k SIMS Telematics Point of Sales 60% 8% End 2010 Telemetry 7% 10% 15% What can we do with M2M (Internet of Things)? tracking behavior M2M platform Orange Business Services comply with regulation sensor-driven decision analytics process optimization optimized resource consumption 5 06/12/2011 Tracking behavior monitoring the behavior of persons, things or data through space and time engines tracking benefits fleet management route optimization increase efficiency reduce fuel consumption Process optimization automated control of closed (self-contained) systems preventive maintenance & optimization of field services benefits predictive maintenance spare part management service oriented products real-time monitoring economy of operating failure prevention 6 06/12/2011 where the volumes are/will be coming from? Automotive Connected Devices Consumer Electronics Connections OEM-based Smart Grid eToll eCall Embedded network Across all venues Low Cost High Volume Regulatory After Sales Tracking&Tracing mPoS Remote monitoring “Traditional” Applications Embedded network Specific products Low Cost High Volume Network add-on “Low hanging fruit” High Cost Low Volume Time Agenda what is M2M and its business potential? natural role of a mobile operator in M2M the business models in M2M key take aways 7 06/12/2011 Orange Group Greenland Iceland Russia Sweden Finnland Norway Canada Estonia 170 000 employees 50B€ 29 500 employees dedicated to B2B Latvia United Kingdom Denmark Netherlands Portugal 4 000 researchers in Orange Labs Poland Germany Belgium Czech Republic Luxemburg Ukraine Slovakia Austria France USA Switzerland Hungaria Slovenia Kazakhstan Italy Serbia Montenegro Bulgaria Usbekistan Georgia Macedonia Albania Spain Armenia Cyprus Turkmenistan Iraq Iran Israel Kuwait Algeria Libya Egypt Saudi-Arabia Mauretania Senegal Gambia Guinea-Bissau Guinea Nicaragua Trinidad Costa Rica Venezuela Panama Columbia Sierra Leone Guyana Surinam French-Guayana Liberia Chad 32 mobile operations Bangladesh Cameroon Uganda Kenya Rwanda Burundi Tanzania Angola Malawi Mozambique Sambia Brazil Bolivia Zimbabwe Namibia Botswana Paraguay Swaziland South Africa Lesotho Laos Thailand Vietnam Cambodia Dschibuti Ethiopia Taiwan Myanmar Yemen Eritrea Sudan Central Africa Zaire Peru India Niger Nigeria Congo Japan Bhutan Oman Mali Burkina Faso Benin Ivory Coast Ghana Togo Gabun Ecuador Nepal Pakistan Qatar United Arab Emirates Haiti Dominican Republic Jamaica Puerto Rico Belize Honduras South Korea China Afghanistan Jordan West Sahara El Salvador North Korea Tadschikistan Syria Lebanon Cuba Guatemala Kirgistan Azerbaijan Turkey Greece Tunesia +2.5 M m2m active SIM cards Mongolia Moldawia Romania Croatia Bosnia-Herzegovina Marocco Mexico +200 employees dedicated to M2M Lithuania Belarus Ireland consolidated revenus, B2B 1/3 Somalia Philippines Sri Lanka B2B presence in +200 countries Brunei Malaysia Indonesia Papua-New Guinea Madagascar Australia Uruguay Argentina Chile New Zealand M2M solution building blocks & role mobile telco hardware connectivity applications integration deployment & run service & solution provider chipset selection M2M adapted tariff offer consulting consulting maintenance module fabrication interface design M2M adapted process M2M SIM cards global solution design vendors sourcing support logistic device integration device fabrication M2M customer care connectivity++ application development back-end supervision interface end-user interface customer care – – Web services and portal deploying and operating lines IS integration deployment service management continuous evolution Mobistar M2M connectivity 8 06/12/2011 Key axis M2M development: standardisation Mobistar/Orange is strongly involved in international standardisation to speed up m2m developments standardisation is key to reliability, simplicity and flexibility Key axis supporting M2M development: QoS Orange/Deutsche Telekom/Telia Sonera partnership in M2M unmatched coverage Orange FT Group Deutsche Telekom Teliasonera trouble shooting your market expansio n covered! minimised business downtime global device testing save costs and faster time to market joint module quicker & optimise d integrati on certification 9 06/12/2011 Mobistar global M2M connectivity is simple + flexible 19 hassle-free solution economy of scale and cost control one-stop shop simplified logistics 1 SIM simplified distribution IMC M2M communication services middleware platform gateway easy set-up and operations gateway one single technical architecture/support faster project deployment and time to market Customer local radio core mobile network Orange IP VPN network end to end responsibility Our mobile coverage delivers a truly global footprint IMC M2M communication services middleware platform gateway gateway Customer local radio core mobile network Orange IP VPN network end to end responsibility 10 06/12/2011 We developed a series of new features delivering best in class M2M connectivity services IMC M2M communication services middleware platform gateway gateway Customer local radio core mobile network Orange IP VPN network end to end responsibility portal as state-of-the art tool on connectivity management service management service assurance customer administration billing information state-of-the-art tool full visibility and control in a few clicks user-friendly interface intuitive use tailor-made pages (personalization) 11 06/12/2011 M2M portal one tool for customer’s M2M business management Customer Name Complete M2M SIM portfolio, industry challenges driven dedicated M2M SIM (2FF) M2M 2FF reinforced MFF 1 removable or soldered MFF2 (ad’hoc) (VQFN-8A) soldered only our M2M SIM portfolio matches M2M industry challenges: wide temperature range (-40°to +105°C) high resistance to vibrations corrosive environment (saline environment, humidity) fit to small machine (chip) manufacturing processes (“pick and place”) extended lifetime (up to 10/15 years) heavily secured (anti-theft/fraud mechanism) 12 06/12/2011 Agenda what is M2M and its business potential? natural role of a mobile operator in M2M the business models in M2M key take aways 1° Business model M2M: Mobistar in its “natural role” 1 Option 1: direct Orange M2M Global Connectivity End Service Customers Providers 2 Option 2: through service provider 13 06/12/2011 1° Business model M2M: “natural role” hardware connectivity applications integration deployment & run service & solution provider chipset selection M2M adapted tariff offer consulting consulting maintenance module fabrication interface design M2M adapted process M2M SIM cards global solution design vendors sourcing support logistic device integration device fabrication M2M customer care connectivity++ application development back-end supervision interface end-user interface customer care – – IS integration deployment Web services and portal deploying and operating lines service management continuous evolution end-to-end capabilities, accountability and services Partners Intl M2M Center Orange Service Provider or end cust. Partners Partners 1° Business models M2M: examples engines tracking end customer fleet management Service Provider 14 06/12/2011 2° Business model M2M: Orange as an integrator hardware connectivity applications integration deployment & run service & solution provider chipset selection M2M adapted tariff offer consulting consulting maintenance module fabrication interface design M2M adapted process M2M SIM cards global solution design vendors sourcing support logistic device integration device fabrication M2M customer care connectivity++ application development back-end supervision interface end-user interface customer care – – IS integration deployment Web services and portal deploying and operating lines service management continuous evolution Orange end-to-end capabilities, accountability and services Orange devices Mobistar M2M connectivity Partners Orange Business Services Orange IT&L@bs Orange Business Services Partners Partners 2° business model M2M: examples patient monitoring end customer gas consumption end customer 15 06/12/2011 3° Business model M2M: put key assets in common hardware connectivity applications integration deployment & run service & solution provider chipset selection M2M adapted tariff offer consulting consulting maintenance module fabrication interface design M2M adapted process M2M SIM cards global solution design vendors sourcing support logistic device integration device fabrication M2M customer care connectivity++ application development back-end supervision interface end-user interface customer care – – IS integration deployment Web services and portal deploying and operating lines service management continuous evolution Orange Partners 3. business models M2M: example of innovative partnership business applicatio n IT for the network 16 06/12/2011 4°model where M2M goes from B2B to B2C, Service Provider model can still work for some applications Service provider delivers the value added service to the retail end user End customer does not know the M2M connectivity provider Business model works when data traffic cost can be covered by the value added service (“low” data traffic) M2M Global Connectivity Service Providers Coyote End Customers Retail Telematics Meets Social Media 1.4 Mio subscribers 8 countries Nr1 Europe Sims growth 2011 17 06/12/2011 Where is the real value? (1) • Coyote is a service Personal Info Management Services Content Connection The bricks of the value chain Hardware Where is the real value? (2) => Internet of Things Coyote is a service 18 06/12/2011 Agenda what is M2M and its business potential? natural role of a mobile operator in M2M the business models in M2M key take aways Key take aways M2M/internet of things is a big opportunity for Mobile Network Operators fuelled by three waves/drivers Orange embedded M2M business into its strategy Orange can deliver a wide portfolio of M2M specific offers/services at least 4 business models needed to address the different M2M opportunities Orange is able to address the 4 of them case by case discussion to take place on business model when we go to B2B2C requesting high data consumption 19 06/12/2011 Yearly ecosystem event “Mobistar/Orange’s M2M event, one of the liveliest of the year”, Jamie Moss, Analyst, Informa Telecoms & Media, Sept 2010 Thank You Enjoy the rest of the day ITS Belgium October 2011 20 06/12/2011 Thank you Local contact T 00 00 00 00 F 00 00 00 00 [email protected] Towards user co-creation of value on the IoT Démystifier l'Internet des objets Le Machine to Machine et l‘IoT : une réalité IoT: Repères et Projets Tweet us #ipforum 21