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Telecommunica+ons  Marke+ng

Daniel Jarjoura

Winter 2014

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BS Telecommunications

MS Computer Science

Pre-sales Engineer

Product Manager

Innovation Manager Business Development Director

Entrepreneurship

About  me

@Djarjoura

h9p://www.linkedin.com/in/danieljarjoura

www.danieljarjoura.com

slideshare.net/djarjoura

[email protected]

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Sales  and  Marke+ng  for  Engineers

Take  it!  It’s  really  good!

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What  about  you?

What  are  your  expecta+ons  for  this  course?

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Some  housekeeping  rules

1/  The  course  is  made  of  4  sessions  of  3  hours  with  one  15  mins  break

3/  Presence  is  not  mandatory  but  please  refrain  from  leaving  class  while  I  speak

2/  There  will  be  no  final  exam  but  a  final  presentaBon.  The  subject  will  be  given  through  social  media

4/  ParBcipaBon  is  highly  encouraged.  If  you  don’t  speak,  I  will  make  you!

5/  The  goal  of  this  course  is  to  make  you  think,  not  replicate

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Understanding  the  Telecom  Market  Environment

Understanding  the  Players  and  their  Rela+onships

Understanding  your  Future  Role  in  this  Environment

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2

3

What  is  this  course  about?

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Understanding  the  Telecom  Market  Environment

1

What  is  this  course  about?

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Telecommunica+ons

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That  for  some  people  telecommunica+ons  s+ll  mean  this

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While  it  means

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A  life  without  telecommunica+on  networks  would  mean:

No  Video  Streaming

No  smartphones  and  tablets

No  social  networks No  web  services

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2  trillion?

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Equivalent  to  3%  of  global  GDP

Source:  Telefonica  2011  -­‐  Eighth  Investor  Conference  

2010  Global  Telecom  Revenue  Breakdown  Worldwide  –  US$  bn

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6  billion?

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6  billion  mobile  subscribers

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In  1960,  only  3  countries  had  more  than  1  phone  for  every  4  inhabitants1

1Countries  are:  United  States,  Canada  and  Sweden/  Source:  OECD  Communica<ons  Outlook  2011 2Source:  Interna<onal  Telecommunica<on  Union  (November  2011)  

In  2011,  Worldwide  Mobile  Penetra+on  is  86.7%2    

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From  the  connec+on  of  the  HOUSEHOLD…

…to  the  connec+on  of  INDIVIDUALS…

…and  OBJECTS…

300  Million  connected  devices  in  France  in  2020  compared  to  65  million  in  2010

Source:  SFR  Presenta<on  to  Analysts  –  November  2011

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Top  3  mobile  phone  manufacturers  in  2013  were:

Source:  IDC  (January  2014)  

Samsung  shipped  446M  phones,  Nokia  251M  and  Apple  153M

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Top  3  smartphone  manufacturers  in  2013  were:

Source:  IDC  (January  2014)  

Samsung  shipped  314M  phones,  Apple  153M  and  Huawei  49M

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Huawei???

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Top  3  mobile  OS  in  2013  were:

Source:  IDC  (February  2014)  

Android  shipped  in  793M  phones,  iOS  in  153M  and  Windows  Phone  in  33M

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The  top  5  operators  in  the  world  are:

Source:  Wikipedia

763M

484M 453M276M 251M

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Mobile  Year  in  Review  2013

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Understanding  the  Players  and  their  Rela+onships

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What  is  this  course  about?

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Networks

Services

Content

Equipment

The  Telecom  Ecosystem

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Network  Operators

Who  they  are Who  they  addressHow  they  address

Mass  M

arketEnterprises

Resellers

Integrators

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Mass Market Enterprise

Mass  Market  and  Enterprise

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Product driven

Large target market

Single step buying process, shorter sales

Brand identity created through repetition and

Emotional buying decision based on status, desire,

Mass  Market  /  B2C

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Relationship driven

Small, focused target market

Multi-step buying process, longer sales

Brand identity created on personal

Rational buying decision based on business

Enterprise  Market  /  B2B

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Addressing  directly  customersExample

Stores Orange  Business  Services

1,200  shops  in  France*

Flagship  store

Source:  Orange    Investor  Day  –  May,  31  2011

+70  %  online  sales  growth  in  2  years*

+2.7M  enterprise  

customers  in  France

+31,000  enterprise  focused  

employees

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Resellers

Exclusive  SFR  «  Shop  in  shop  »  in  83  Fnac  stores  (roll-­‐out  from  end  2011)

 Joint  Venture  SFR/La  Poste  (49%/51%)  Over  500K  customers  (end  of  2011)

Over  1,000  points  of  sale

Example

Agreement  signed  in  June  2011  with  #1  MVNO  Virgin  Mobile

 Agreement  signed  in  September  2011  with  #2  MVNO  NRJ  MobileA  network  of  business  resellers

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Integrators

…  and  many  many  others

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Different  operators,  similar  challenges?

Source:  SingTel  –  Group  Overview  Presenta<on  -­‐  December  2011

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Telecom  Operators  Jargon

ARPU

Penetra+onMone+za+on

CAPEX

OPEXMarket  Share

Churn

Segmenta+on

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Source:  Orange  -­‐    2  mins  to  know  everything  about  the  Group  in  2011

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Source:  Orange    Investor  Day  –  May,  31  2011

Conquest  2015

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From  1  market  in  2006  to  17  in  2012

Source:  Qtel  Analyst  Presenta<on  –  January  2012

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Source:  Qtel  Analyst  Presenta<on  –  January  2012

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Equipment  Manufacturers

Who  they  are Who  they  addressHow  they  address

Mass  M

arketOperators

Resellers

Integrators

Device  

Man

ufacturers

Network  

Vend

ors

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2000-­‐2010  –  The  great  shake-­‐up

2000  champions

Inspired  by  Coste  and  Partners  presenta<on

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2000-­‐2010  –  The  great  shake-­‐upand  2010  

champions

Inspired  by  Coste  and  Partners  presenta<on

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Solu+ons Products

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$100  Billion

Source:  Bloomberg

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iTunes  Store  represented  11%  of  

Apple  revenues  in  2009

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Service  Providers

Internet Payments

Consul+ng Ecosystems

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$34.2  billion  in  Sales 40%  growth

$2.5  billion  of  free  cash  flow

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Source:  ATOS  –  2011  Annual  Results

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Source:  ATOS  Investor  Day  -­‐  October  2011

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Content  Providers

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Understanding  your  Future  Role  in  this  Environment

3

What  is  this  course  about?

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Technical & Project Sales & Marketing

� Focused on technology

� Architecture, coordination, implementation

� 4 job families � Architecture and conception � Implementation � Monitoring and operations � Project Management

� Focused on customer

� Innovation, marketing, sales

� 2 job families � Sales and Sales

engineering � Product Management and

Innovation

The  posi+ons

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� Mission and Role � Define and conceive a telecommunication network based on the

applications and services that will be used in this network

� Core activities � Translation of functional specifications

into technical realities � Cost analysis � Choice of technical equipments, RFQ

redaction � Technological orientation

� Profile � Employer: enterprises, operators,

integrators � Experience: 3-5 years + � Salary: € 50K

Network  Architect

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� Mission and Role � Network Conception and Dimensioning � Implementation, integration, validation

� Core activities � Design and specification of whole or part

of a network � Network components integration � Validation and test procedures definition � Resources dimensioning

� Profile � Employer: enterprises, operators,

integrators � Experience: Beginner � Salary: € 20-40K

Telecom/Network  Engineer

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� Mission and Role � Coordinate project from conception to complete implementation � Manage all project members

� Core activities � Definition of project scope � Conception of project plan � Time management � Project follow-up � Validation

� Profile � Employer: enterprises, operators,

integrators � Experience: 3-5 years + � Salary: € 40-50K

Project  Manager

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� Mission and Role � Monitor network parameters and associated services � Incident management

� Core activities � Identification and diagnostic of

network problems � Correction and re-parameter of

network components � Result control and

documentation � Profile

� Employer: enterprises, operators, integrators

� Experience: Beginner � Salary: € 20-40K

Monitoring  and  Opera+ons

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� Mission and Role � Sell his company’s products to selected market � Make money

� Core activities � Customer prospection � Products presentation � Negotiation � Financial reporting � Market feedback

� Profile � Employer: suppliers, operators,

handset makers � Experience: Beginner to

experienced � Salary: € 20K – 100K

Sales  Manager

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� Mission and Role � Accompany sales manager � Technical expert with sales skills

� Core activities � Detailed product presentation � RFQ answer � Participation in initial

implementation phase � Feedback to Product

Management � Profile

� Employer: suppliers, operators, manufacturers

� Experience: Beginner to experienced

� Salary: € 35K – 50K

Pre-­‐Sales  Engineer

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� Mission and Role � Define product functionalities and scope � Manage market expectations

� Core activities � Product functional

specifications � PNL Management � Industry conference

participation � Market analysis

� Profile � Employer: suppliers,

operators, manufacturers � Experience: 3-5 years + � Salary: € 35K – 50K

Product  Manager

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Thanks  so  much  for  listening  and  let’s  stay  in  touch!

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@Djarjoura www.danieljarjoura.com

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[email protected]

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