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North American Telecommunications

North American Telecommunications. Presented by: Gary Brar Kevin Kuang Jeremy McKeown. Overview. Rogers. Verizon. Bell. Agenda. Telecommunications Industry Overview Rogers History/Management/Strategy Financial Statements/Highlights Verizon History/Management/Strategy

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North American Telecommunications

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  1. North American Telecommunications Presented by: Gary Brar Kevin Kuang Jeremy McKeown

  2. Overview • Rogers • Verizon • Bell Agenda • Telecommunications Industry Overview • Rogers • History/Management/Strategy • Financial Statements/Highlights • Verizon • History/Management/Strategy • Financial Statements/Highlights • Bell • History/Management/Strategy • Financial Statements/Highlights

  3. Overview • Rogers • Verizon • Bell Intro/Industry Overview • Distance communication by cable, telephone, video, or internet • Involves the sending of information, through a medium, to a receiver • Services – Wireless, Wireline ( local, access and long distance), Internet, Television

  4. Overview • Rogers • Verizon • Bell

  5. Overview • Rogers • Verizon • Bell Telecommunications Revenue and Growth

  6. Overview • Rogers • Verizon • Bell Telecommunications Revenue Breakdown

  7. Overview • Rogers • Verizon • Bell Annual Revenue Growth

  8. Overview • Rogers • Verizon • Bell

  9. Overview • Rogers • Verizon • Bell Wireless vsWireline Revenue

  10. Wireless

  11. Overview • Rogers • Verizon • Bell Wireless • The wireless network covers approximately 20% of Canada’s geographic area • And is available to 99% of Canadians • The LTE network is available to approximately 45% of Canadians • Wireless market sector revenues are the largest component (45%) of total telecommunications revenues

  12. Overview • Rogers • Verizon • Bell Wireless

  13. Overview • Overview Rogers • Rogers 2G Verizon • Verizon Bell • Bell 1G • Second generation cellular telecom networks were commercially launched on the GSM standard in Finland • Phone conversations were digitally encrypted • 2G systems were significantly more efficient on the spectrum allowing for far greater mobile phone penetration levels • 2G introduced data services for mobile phones, starting with SMS messages • First generation wireless telephone technology • First cellular network launched in Japan in 1979 • For voice only; the technology didn't provide for SMS or other data services • Circuit switched - when you place a call, a connection is established for you, and is maintained until you hang up

  14. Overview • Overview Rogers • Rogers 4G Verizon • Verizon Bell • Bell 3G • In 2009, the ITU-R organization specified the IMT-Advanced requirements for 4G standards • Setting peak speed requirements for 4G service at 100 Mbit/s for high mobility communication and 1 Gbit/s for low mobility communication • HSPA+ (up to 42Mbps) • LTE (up to 75 Mbps) • Substantially higher data transfer rates • Made global roaming possible • EDGE – allowed for higher data transfer rates for GSM phones • Application services • wide-area wireless voice telephone • mobile Internet access • video calls and mobile TV

  15. Overview • Rogers • Verizon • Bell Wireless Subscribers by Province

  16. Overview • Rogers • Verizon • Bell Wireless revenue and subscriber growth rates

  17. Overview • Rogers • Verizon • Bell Wireless Revenue Breakdowns

  18. Overview • Rogers • Verizon • Bell Wireless ARPU by Province ARPU: Average Revenue per Users

  19. Overview • Rogers • Verizon • Bell Wireless TSPs’ Subscriber Market Share TSP: Telecommunication Service Provider

  20. Overview • Rogers • Verizon • Bell Wireless TSPs’ Revenue Market Share

  21. Wireline

  22. Overview • Rogers • Verizon • Bell Wireline • In 2011, 91% of Canadian households subscribed to wireline voice communication services • There were over 100 providers of local and access services • and over 150 providers of long distance services in 2011

  23. Overview • Rogers • Verizon • Bell Wireline Voice Market Sector

  24. Overview • Rogers • Verizon • Bell Wireline Revenue Breakdowns

  25. Overview • Rogers • Verizon • Bell Incumbent TSP provincial retail local market share

  26. Internet and Broadband

  27. Overview • Rogers • Verizon • Bell Internet Incumbent TSPs provide Internet services using mainly dial-up, DSL, fibre-optic, satellite, and fixed wireless facilities.

  28. Overview • Rogers • Verizon • Bell Internet Access Revenue Share

  29. Overview • Rogers • Verizon • Bell Business Internet Access Revenue

  30. Overview • Rogers • Verizon • Bell Internet and Broadband

  31. Overview • Rogers • Verizon • Bell Internet Revenues

  32. Overview • Rogers • Verizon • Bell Residential Internet Subscribers

  33. Overview • Rogers • Verizon • Bell Broadband Availability

  34. Overview • Rogers • Verizon • Bell Broadband Subscriptions

  35. Overview • Rogers • Verizon • Bell Broadband Availability vs Broadband Subscriptions

  36. Overview • Rogers • Verizon • Bell Households that have Broadband Access(thousands)

  37. Spectrum • Refers to the full frequency range from 3 kHz to 300 GHz that may be used for wireless communication • Divided into frequency bands and allocated to services such as broadcasting, satellite and mobile services • Spectrum is assigned through administrative licensing • The purpose of spectrum management is to mitigate radio spectrum pollution and maximize the benefit of usable radio spectrum

  38. Spectrum Auction • An auction process held by government where licenses to transmit signals are sold to various telecommunication service providers • General Process: • Public Consultation • Comment Period • Reply Comment Period • Development of Final Policy • Amendments, Supplements and Clarification Questions • Submission of Applications • Publication of List of Applicants • Publication of List of Qualified Bidders • Auction Opens • Auction Closes • Issuance of Licenses • Unsold Licenses

  39. Spectrum Auction – AWS 2GHz

  40. Spectrum Auction – AWS 2GHz

  41. Spectrum Auction – Mobile Broadband Services 700 MHz • Public Consultation • Comment Period • Reply Comment Period • Development of Final Policy • Amendments, Supplements and Clarification Questions • Submission of Applications • Publication of List of Applicants • Publication of List of Qualified Bidders • Auction Opens • Auction Closes • Issuance of Licenses • Unsold Licenses

  42. Spectrum Auction – Mobile Broadband Services 700 MHz • Licences will be "spectrum licences in respect of the utilization of specified radio frequencies within a defined geographic area,“ • Licences will be auctioned using Tier 2 service areas (14 service areas) for all frequency blocks • Five blocks of paired spectrum and two blocks of unpaired spectrum will be available in each service area (seven licence blocks) • 98 licences will be offered • A spectrum cap of two paired frequency blocks will apply to all licensees; the unpaired blocks will not be subject to a spectrum cap • A spectrum cap of one paired spectrum block from within blocks B, C, C1 and C2 will apply to all large wireless service providers

  43. Spectrum Auction – Mobile Broadband Services 700 MHz • Will Allow Telecom Companies to Bring Latest 4G LTE Mobile Networks to Canadian Consumers and Businesses • The Telecommunications Act will be amended to lift foreign investment restrictions for telecom companies that hold less than a 10-percent share of the total Canadian telecommunications market • The government will be applying caps in the upcoming spectrum auctions to guarantee that both new wireless competitors and incumbent carriers have access to the spectrum up for auction • The government will apply specific measures in the 700 MHz auction to see that rural Canadians will have access to the same advanced services as everyone else in a timely manner • A portion of the 700 MHz spectrum will be reserved for public safety users such as police and firefighters across Canada

  44. Spectrum Auction – Mobile Broadband Services 700 MHz

  45. Spectrum Auction – Mobile Broadband Services 700 MHz

  46. Spectrum Auction – Mobile Broadband Services 700 MHz Eligibility Points: • Each licence is assigned a specific number of eligibility points • The bidder’s initial eligibility is based on its pre-auction financial deposit and defines the upper limit of licences for which the bidder can bid

  47. Spectrum Auction – Mobile Broadband Services 700 MHz

  48. Spectrum Auction – Broadband Radio Service 2500 MHz Band • Public Consultation • Comment Period • Reply Comment Period • Development of Final Policy • Amendments, Supplements and Clarification Questions • Submission of Applications • Publication of List of Applicants • Publication of List of Qualified Bidders • Auction Opens • Auction Closes • Issuance of Licenses • Unsold Licenses

  49. Spectrum Auction – Broadband Radio Service 2500 MHz Band • Licences will be "spectrum licences in respect of the utilization of specified radio frequencies within a defined geographic area • Licences will be auctioned using Tier 3 service areas (58 service areas), except in the Northwest Territories, Yukon and Nunavut, where Tier 4 service areas (three service areas) will be used • In the bands 2500-2570 MHz and 2620-2690 MHz ("the paired spectrum"), the spectrum will be licensed in blocks of 10 + 10 MHz in each available service area • In the band 2570-2620 MHz ("the unpaired spectrum"), the spectrum will be licensed in blocks of 25 MHz (which includes the respective 5 MHz restricted band)in each available service area; • 318 licences will be offered; • Aspectrum aggregation limit of 40 MHz will apply in each service area of the 2500 MHz band, except in the Northwest Territories, Yukon and Nunavut where there is no limit. This amount represents the total spectrum licence holdings in the 2500 MHz band, including both paired and unpaired spectrum, by each licensee in each licence area • In service areas where an existing licensee already has spectrum licence holdings in excess of the spectrum aggregation limit, the licensee will not be required to divest any such holdings in order to meet the spectrum aggregation limit. However, such licensees will not be eligible to bid for additional licences in the auction process or otherwise obtain additional licences in service areas where the limit has been met or exceeded.

  50. Spectrum Auction – Broadband Radio Services 2500MHz Band

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