Internet Communications: A Look Ahead
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Internet Communications: A Look Ahead
- 1. Internet Communications: A Look Ahead Jonathan Rosenberg Chief Technology Strategist
- 3. Successes ofYesterday 49% Percentage of 2009 PBX line sales that are IP. Enterprise Source: Dell’Oro
- 4. Successes ofYesterday Enterprise Cable
- 5. Successes ofYesterday 16.5M Number of US homes utilizing cable IP telephony Enterprise Cable Source: MediaCensus
- 6. Successes ofYesterday Enterprise Cable ConsumerDesktop
- 7. Successes ofYesterday 521M Number of registered Skype Users at end of Q309 Enterprise Cable ConsumerDesktop
- 8. Successes ofYesterday 41% Y2Y growth in registered Skype users as of Q209 Enterprise Cable ConsumerDesktop
- 9. Successes ofYesterday 12% In 2009 Enterprise 8% Percentage of ILD traffic worldwide over Skype in 2008 Cable ConsumerDesktop Source: Telegeography
- 10. Successes ofYesterday 27.7B S2S minutes inQ309 Enterprise 71% IY2Y Increase from 2008 Cable ConsumerDesktop
- 11. Successes ofYesterday Enterprise Backhaul Cable ConsumerDesktop
- 12. Opportunities of Tomorrow Web Video Mobile
- 13. Video – Why Now?
- 14. Video – Why Now?
- 15. Video – Why Now?
- 16. Video – Why Now?
- 17. placeholder graphic 34% of Skype to Skype calls Include Video
- 19. 38% in 2013 15% of the mobile phones sold worldwide in 2008 were smartphones Source: Informa Telecoms & Media, 2009
- 20. 100M LTE subscribers by 2014 Source: Juniper Research
- 21. 90% in 2014 45% WiFi attach rate in smartphones in 2009 Source: ABI Research
- 22. Mobile VoIP: A Perfect Storm Wifi MobileVoIP Smartphones App Stores 3g/4g
- 24. 20% higher margin than average PAYG user on 3
- 25. 79% of customers are new to 3
- 26. 500M+ free Skype-to-Skype minutes on the 3 UK network since November 2006
- 27. 1.7M free Skype-to-Skype minutes carried over 3 UK's network each day in August 2009
- 29. The Web of Tomorrow will Have a Voice Voice and Video Seamlessly Integrated Web Applications Become Collaborative “Voice Connect” bridges communications into 3rd party apps The Browser is the Universal Client
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- New year – new decade – opportunity for introspection and for looking forward. What have been industry’s successes so far?Voice: this has been our focus – and the industry has succeeded in delivering a narrowband voice experience everywhere. Yesterday also saw the beginnings of wideband voice. Skype led this – bringing wideband to all our 500M registered users. Others came along too. We’re seeing usage in other desktop apps and within enterprises too, but its far from ubiquiitous.Enterprise: VoIP has been a shining success here. XX% of new product sales into enterprise are voip and not TDM, install base is XX% voip, expecting to be XX% by year DDDD. Market leader Cisco is all IP. Cable: VoIP has made great inroads in cable – part of triple play, focused on cost savings. Invisible to users, but there are XX millions of US users with voip in the home from cable operators (not sure I can get number).Consumer Desktop: Huge usage of VoIP on the desktop by application providers. Skype again has led here – 520M users, 27.7billion S2S minutes Q309. Market here driven primarily by app providers – Skype, Google, Microsoft.Backhaul: The biggest usage of VoIP so far – inivisble to users, the glue between networks. One piece of evidence – <next slide>