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Evolution towards Personalized
M-Commerce Services
June 21, 2006
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Agenda
• Agenda
Redknee Key Facts
Operator Market Dynamics
Delivering Personalization
Personalization Use Case
Multi-Device Support
Summary
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Redknee Key Facts
Redknee is a leading global
provider of communication
software solutions that
enable network operators
and service providers to
enhance their delivery of
innovative and value
creating services (e.g.
mobile commerce, voice,
messaging, content, data)
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Drivers of Personalization
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Subscriber Essential Service Attributes
• Successful services embody interrelated user values of:
• Conspicuous value
Value and operation of service is immediately appreciated
• Profound simplicity
Presentment of only essential controls and information
• Self-evidence
Controls are intuitive, context sensitive, and adaptive
Requirement - Improve services per the key user values:
• Personal
Tailored to the individual & adaptive
• Localized
Information relevant to the subscriber’s current location
• Timely
Relevant to the subscriber’s current activities and not
delayed so that it becomes a nuisance or irritant
• Actionable
React to and control a service in an intuitive manner
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Segmentation
The Ultimate Goal of Personalization –
‘Demographic of ONE’
Cost Conscious
Media Savvy
College
Prepaid
Pre-teen
Clique
Consumer Postpaid
Selfemployed
No Segmentation
International
Company
Business
Concert/
Event
Typical Segmentation
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Demographic & Contextual
Segmentation
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Subscriber Centric Perspective on Multiple Access Technologies
@ office
Voice / Corporate Network
In-flight
Voice / Internet
Wireless
Voice / Multimedia
@ home
Voice / Internet / IPTV
Wireless
Data / Corporate / Personal
Service transparency and rating intelligence spans multiple access
technologies
Subscriber is both the focal point and point of control
Key metric is subscriber ‘Mind Share’
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Delivering Personalization
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Value of Personalization
• Personalization is the delivery of
context
Location / Presence / State
Subscriber profile / preference information
• Benefits of Context
Increases contextual relevance to subscriber
Enables services to adapt to the subscriber’s
behavior or mode of operation
Facilitates distillation of information and
increases value to subscriber while minimizing
network resources
Creates stickiness and increases mind-share of
services enable via operator’s infrastructure
Service differentiation and reduced churn
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Personalization
Personalization increases service value by transparently tailoring
service behaviour to reflect user attributes, state and preferences.
A Personalized transaction is a higher Value transaction
PERSONALIZATION
HG Member 1
HG Member 1
‘MACRO’
SERVICE
HG Member 1
PERSONALIZED
SERVICE
USER
PROFILE
LOCATION
PRESENCE
PRIVACY
PREFERENCES
GOOGLE: “Restaurant”
Results: 6,121,233 restaurants
found
DEVICE
CAPABILITY
GROUPS /
CONTACTS
AGE
VERIFICATION
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Indian restaurant
200m away. Turn left
at Green Street.
John is less than
500 metres away.
Would you like to
call him.
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Current Situation
• Current infrastructure does not enable
personalization in an effective or efficient manner
Multiple islands of subscriber data
Duplication of user data with no value added functionality
Difficult to access subscriber information (e.g. via an API)
Increased OPEX costs to manage and maintain subscriber
data
Difficult to ensure consistency of the user experience
• Latent and growing demand for personalized
services
Multi-media devices entering main-stream
Third Party Applications at edge of network are growing
exponentially
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Redknee Perspective on Personalization
• Unified Profile Server
Enhances and optimizes the value of
every transaction through relevance
and context
Allows for the proactive selection of
preferential content
Enforcement of all statutory and
subscriber privacy criteria
Protects mission-critical network
infrastructure
Supports and monetizes SLA’s to
content providers via open-APIs
Aggregation and federation of
information cumulatively increases
client stickiness
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Role of Personalization in a M-Commerce Environment
Carrier and 3-rd
Party Application
Developers
Service
Development
Environment
SIP or preSIP TCP-IP
Services Include:
User Profile and Context
Web Services APIs
(Presence, Preferences,
Terminal Information etc.)
· Traditional IN Services (Prepaid, VPN, PNS)
· Contextual Services (Location/Presence)
· Community-of-Interest Based Services (multi-player
gaming, chat)
· Content Based Services (Applications, Streaming,
MP3s)
Open Object Oriented APIs
(CORBA, SOAP-XML)
OSA, Parlay, OMA Web Services
Applications
(VPN, MultiSIM)
State of subscriber is
dynamically used to
optimize services in
Real-Time
Convergent Real-Time Monetization
CAMEL P4,
IP Multimedia Service
Control, or Vendor Specific
SGSN
Intelligent
Devices
Unified
Profile
Server
GGSN
CSCF
Internet
HSS
Service Rights
Management
Framework
Core Network
Infrastructure
Copyright (c) - Redknee
IMS Value Chain
• Carriers have a central role in the m-commerce value chain:
As a trusted intermediary
Support of micro-transactions
The provision of value added services and information
Subscriber context and preferences
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Personalization Use Case
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Multi-SIM – Solution Overview
• Multi-SIM Solution
Support of up to six devices
via a single service contract
Simultaneous seamless
support of ALL services on
ALL devices
Presentment of a single
dialable number (MSISDN)
Intuitive and proactive
delivery of services (per
active device and/or per
subscriber profile)
Real-time status and
control capabilities
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Multi-SIM – Subscriber Metrics
• Unexpected viral adoption
23% of enterprise
9% of consumer
150000
• Increased market leading ARPU metric
Residential Customers:
Business Customers:
Multi-SIM Customers:
27 € /month
43 € /month
66 € /month
100000
50000
0
Q1
• Increased usage of data services
Residential Customers:
Business Customers:
Multi-SIM Customers:
Q2
Q3
Forecast
Q4
Q5
Actuals
Q6
Q7
Q8
Break-Even
20 %
25 %
40 %
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Multi-SIM – Operator Perspective
• Higher Revenue by virtue of higher availability and service /
rating transparency
“Multiple devices lead to a higher availability – Multicard
customer have 50% more incoming calls than the average O2
customer.”
“With O2 Multicard, customers have at least one device for every
occasion. This results in 25% more mobile originated call than the
average user has on the O2 network.”
• Greater retention via a truly differentiated service
“O2 Multicard customers get used to have several mobiles
available for their convenience. No other operator can currently
offer a service as flexible and smart as O2 Multicard.”
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Conclusion
• Focus on subscriber centric values
• Extend principles of relationship marketing
and mass customization to the mobile
environment
• Enable a Seamless Subscriber Experience
• Reinforce the position of the Network
Operator as an identity provider
• Meet and exceed all applicable privacy
considerations
• Market Success is a natural byproduct
• IMS is NOT a prerequisite!
CONFIDENTIAL
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Redknee HQ
2560 Matheson Blvd East, Suite 500
Mississauga, ON L4W 4Y9 Canada
http://www.redknee.com
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