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Uroš Cvetko, Valicon d.o.o. Internet goes mobile, where are the consumers? VALICON © 2008 | www.valicon.net November 4th 2008

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Page 1: 20081104 Internet goes mobile, where are the users

Uroš Cvetko, Valicon d.o.o.

Internet goes mobile, where are the consumers?

VALICON © 2008 | www.valicon.net November 4th 2008

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Internet goes mobile - content

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Internet goes mobile - devices

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But where are the users?

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Word of clarification – what we understand by mobile internet

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Methodology used

� Phone survey, October 2008

� Slovenia� N=600� National representative sample 15-65

� Internet survey, October 2008

� Slovenia� N=347� Web representative for internet users

� Desk research, October 2008

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Why the results of our survey are relevant

EU

Slovenia

Croatia

Serbia

BIHMacedonia

Internet penetration EU vs. Slovenia vs. regionPercentage of monthly users

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Two possible reasons for observed slow growth in mobile internet usage

USAGE = # OF USERS X FREQUENCY

Hypothesis 1:

Low mobile internet usage due to small number of users having experience

Hypothesis 2:

Low mobile internet usage due to infrequent usage of mobile services

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30% of internet users use mobile device as one of the access points

Internet users segmentsFrom where do you access internetPercent, 100 = all internet users

Home

Source: CATI survey, october 2008, n=600

94

58

30

Work / school

Mobile device

32%

33%

20%

5%

1%

9%

Overlaps between users segmentsFrom where do you access internetPercent, 100 = all internet users

Home

Mobile device

Work / school

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Less than 10% of internet users use mobile internet service on daily basis

Frequency of usageHow often do you use...?

Source: web su rvey, method CAWI, october 2008, n=347

30%

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With exception of mobile e- mail 2/3 of users of mobile services use these occasionally (monthly)

Frequency of usage among usersHow often do you use...? Only among those who use

Source: web su rvey, method CAWI, october 2008, n=347

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Frequency of usage identified as main culprit. Ques tion remains why?

USAGE = # OF USERS X FREQUENCY

30% of all internet users use mobile device as one of their access points

Less than 10% of internet users use mobile internet service on daily basis

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Top obstacles for not using mobile internet

Reasons for not using mobile internet servicesWhich are biggest obstacles for not using mobile internet or mobile internet services?

Source: web su rvey, method CAWI, october 2008, n=347

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“Expensive use“ is more customer perception issue than real obstacle

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Top obstacles for not using mobile internet

Reasons for not using mobile internet servicesWhich are biggest obstacles for not using mobile internet or mobile internet services?

Source: web su rvey, method CAWI, october 2008, n=347

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Convenience remains an issue that operators alone cannot deal with

Internet DEVICES that can make calls

Ex-email devices Mobile PHONES with internet

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Perceived slow connection due to small share of sma rt phones.

89% 11%

Smart-phone market worldwide shareSales in Q2 2008

Source: Gartner, 2008

Smart phones

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Top obstacles for not using mobile internet

Reasons for not using mobile internet servicesWhich are biggest obstacles for not using mobile internet or mobile internet services?

Source: web su rvey, method CAWI, october 2008, n=347

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19Telecommunications 08Source: web su rvey, method CAWI, october 2008, n=347

optimal price

low high

indiference price

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too expensivetoo inexpensiveexpensiveinexpensive

End-users are prepared to pay for their smart phone 100-140 EUR

Price sensitivity – all mobile phone usersWhich price is so high you would not make a purchase? Which price is so low you would think something is wrong with device? Which price is high, but you would make a purchase? At which price would you say “this is best buy”.

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To meet user price expectations mobile operators wi ll need to continue subsidizing smart phones

2008, October 27

U.S. operator AT&T says it activated 2.4 million iPhone3G customers in the third-quarter — around 40 percent being new customers — but added that the costs of subsidizing the device had reduced its pre-tax earnings in the quarter by US $900 million .

http://www.telecommagazine.com/

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Top obstacles for not using mobile internet

Reasons for not using mobile internet servicesWhich are biggest obstacles for not using mobile internet or mobile internet services?

Source: web su rvey, method CAWI, october 2008, n=347

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19%9%8%

6%1%

21%8%

6%

8%2%1%1%

14%6%

2%4%

1%

19%16%16%

19%0%18%

51%69%

10%12%13%

42%84%

3%4%

13%20%

26%46%

78%

4%23%

34%34%

64%MSN MessengerSkype

Google talkYahoo Messenger

ICQ

GmailHotmail/MSN mail

Yahoo mail

FacebookMyspace

Hi5Flickr

YouTubeMoj Video

Genspot.comPicasa WebSlovid.com

Najdi.si zemljevidGoogle maps

GarminNokia maps

uses on internet uses mobile next 12 months

The m. versions of internet sites already exist an d their appeal correlates with current service use

Internet servicesUse on internet, use on mobile device and intention to use service in next 12 months

Source: web su rvey, method CAWI, october 2008, n=347

Geo-positioning and location-based services truly capitalize on mobile device advantages

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Low frequency of usage appears to be driven by (mis)perception rather than real issues

USAGE = # OF USERS X FREQUENCY

30% of all internet users use mobile device as one of their access points

Less than 10% of internet users mobile internet service on daily basis

BUT there are few REAL obstacles:

� Expensive use - mis-perception� Usability - remains an issue� Slow connection - matter of phone-replacement� Expensive devices - operators already subsidizing� Content - increasingly attractive

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The last remaining question is what is the potentia l for mobile internet usage

Internet users segmentsFrom where do you access internetPercent, 100 = all internet users

Home

Source: CATI survey, october 2008, n=600

94

58

30

Work / school

Mobile device POTENTIAL?

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Intention to use mobile services reaches 30% of internet population

General types of mobile internet servicesUse on mobile device and intention to use service in next 12 months

Source: web su rvey, method CAWI, october 2008, n=347

30% short term potential

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21%29%31%31%

40%40%41%42%42%43%43%

46%46%48%

56%57%

0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%

Blackberry e-mail

QUERTY keyboard

Install games

Application for IM

Internal memory at least 100MB

WiFi

Install free applications

FM receiver

Application for e-mail

Computer synchronization

Additional memory card slot

MP3 player

Browser for regular web sites

Advanced data transfer (UMTS/HSDPA)

GPS navigation

Advanced camera

30% coincides with desirability for mobile- service functions on mobile phones

Desirability of mobile device capabilitiesWhich of the following functions of mobile device would you to have on your personal mobile phone?

Source: web su rvey, method CAWI, october 2008, n=347

30% short term potential

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30% potential is driven by demography of mobile internet users

Age profile of segments of usersSegments by age groups – 15 to 30 years, 30 up to 40 years, 40 to 65

Mobile generation

Source: telephone surve y, method CATI, october 2008, n=433

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Conclusion and summary

� Users are slow at embracing mobile services� Despite proliferation of mobile internet content and devices, the growth in usage of mobile

internet services is lagging behind the expected pace� Lack of users with experience is not a short-term i ssue

� Moreover, the majority of short-term potential population, estimated at 30% of internet users, is already using mobile internet

� The threat is however, that “bad experience” will inhibit future growth� Major issue is, however, low frequency of usage

� Less than 10% of internet users use mobile internet services daily, compared to 85% for internet

� 2/3 of users of mobile internet services use them only occasionally (monthly)� Low frequency is driven mostly by mis-perceptions a bout the service

� 4 out of 5 major obstacles to usage are not “real issues” i.e. can be overcome by mobile operators’ marketing activities

� The only “real” obstacle remains device usability that limits the potential to younger segments, which are, however, price-sensitive

� And business model, that will motivate content provider to develop attractive mobile content / services

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THANK YOU!

Internet goes mobile, where are the consumers?

VALICON © 2008 | www.valicon.net November 4th 2008

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