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Best Practices in Optimizing Network Assets in an Environment of Legacy Networks Adrian Tylim Director Sales - CALA Somera Communications

Best Practices in Optimizing Network Assets in an Environment of Legacy Networks Adrian Tylim Director Sales - CALA Somera Communications

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Best Practices in Optimizing Network Assets in an Environment of Legacy Networks

Adrian TylimDirector Sales - CALA

Somera Communications

Somera - Proprietary & Confidential

Forces Shaping our Industry

OEM Concerns

1. Maintaining customer relationships

2. Commoditization

3. Managing end-of-life while launching new products

4. Margin protection and operating efficiencies

5. New market players

Industry Issues

1. Carrier consolidation

2. Prolonged life of legacy networks

3. Accelerated technology cycles

4. CapEx scrutiny and OpEx reductions

5. Business transparency and SOX compliance

Technology Trends

1. VoIP introduction.

2. Wireless consolidation, relocation, rural and indoor coverage.

3. Broadband access build out.

4. Data communications upgrades (GigE, ATM/FR)

5. Wireless harmonization 2.0 to 2.5 to 3.0G.

1. Minimal investment in legacy networks

2. ROA optimization

3. Technology migration

4. New services delivery to meet market demand

5. Competitive pressures

Carrier Concerns

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Extended Network Equipment Lifecycles

Time

Revenue

Planned Life CycleActual Life Cycle

Uncertain ending for:• Class 3,4,5 switching• ATM, FR• TDMA, CDMA, GSM • DLC• SONET, SDH

Introduction of:• VoIP• Data• Wireless Data• DSL, Cable• Gig E

Supply of New & Used

Asset Disposition & Valuation

RepairOutsourcePrograms

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Lifecycle Management Requirements

New Equipment Sales

Refurbished Equipment Sales

Spot Buying

End of Life Management

Custom Configurations

Logistics Management

Installation/De-Installation

Spares Management

Out of Warranty Repair

Testing & Refurbishment

Disposition

Valuation

Inventory Analysis

Procurement

LifecycleManagement

Offering Criteria

Equipment

Disposition

Repair

Maintenance and Services

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Lifecycle Services Trend

*Source: Dataquest / Gartner, NSO, Industry estimates, Ovum HolwaySources: Telecom Industry Association (TIA), BAH study, Lucent Managed Services report, Somera management interviews, LEK reports, Tyler & Company analysis

3.42

4.12

4.94

5.88

0.0

1.0

2.0

3.0

4.0

5.0

6.0

2004 2005 2006 2007

CAGRs

2004-200720%

24%

13%

25%

3%

Market Size($Bn)

Lifecycle Management SupportLifecycle Management Support

Network Maintenance Installation/de-installation

Logistics, spares, repair & testing, inventory mgmt

Kitting, Staging, Re-configuration

Global Business Process Outsource Mkt*Global Business Process Outsource Mkt*

202

242

348

2004 2005 2006 2007

50

100

150

200

250

300

350

CAGRs

2004/0720%

290

Market Size($Bn)

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Standards for Buying and Selling Equipment Assets

Buying

Equipment supports your network deployment standards and requirements

– For legacy structures to next-generation implementation

Equipment has been tested to extensive required specifications

Equipment is refurbished and fully warranted

Equipment is reconfigured to your exact network application and specification

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Standards for Buying and Selling Equipment Assets

Selling

Established channel and relationships to effectively sell the equipment

Extensive sales force to accelerate the remarketing of assets

Strong cash position to stand behind commitments

Refurbishment expertise to ensure maximum value on the open market

Offer different programs to gain best return from the excess equipment – buy, consign, exchange.

Visibility into market demand of specific components and technology to assess real market value and return.

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Lifecycle Management Partner

Qualification Checklist

Financial strength & Publicly traded to stand behind commitments

If your company is public, is your partner Sarbanes-Oaxley (SOX) attested?

Global reach and regional representation

Established relationships with leading operators

Extensive technical knowledge

Visibility into market demand and equipment values to yield highest ROI

Large sales force to accelerate remarketing efforts

Operational precision and scale

Extensive testing & refurbishment capabilities

Breath of services and offerings to create custom solutions

Complete Business Transparency through SOX Compliance

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SOX Business Transparency —

Customer Benefits

Complete documented processes in place

Commitment to honest and professional business practices

Rigorous testing and approvals

Financial strength and documentation

Complete visibility for customer reporting

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The Future:New Strategies for LegacyNetwork Management

Key is to balance network objectives of cost containment while introducing new technologies and services.

Refurbished equipment can provide the solution to meeting your network needs at a lower cost.

Idle and excess inventories can be a new source of capital to offset the cost of new equipment purchases.

Reclaiming existing assets and either redeploying or remarketing them supports corporate financial imperatives without compromising the network strategy.

OEMs are less able to provide the traditional resources to manage the network’s lifecycle due to their focus on their own technologies.

Operator and OEM return to core competencies likely to fuel the trend toward outsourcing.

Buyer beware – select a partner with the qualifications to make you successful!

Thank Youwww.somera.com

Adrian Tylim

Director, CALA Sales

[email protected]

+1 805 699 3282