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1. LTE & IPX Presentation, SATA STOBM 2014
2. Index Telecom Italia Sparkle LTE IPX
3. TI Sparkle Overview TI Sparkle, wholly owned subsidiary of Telecom Italia SpA, is aleading global telecommunications service provider, offering a complete range of Voice, Mobile, Data and Internet solutions designed to meet the needs of Fixed and Mobile Carriers, ISPs, Content Providers, Multimedia Players and Corporate Customers With 1,000 employees in 40 countries, TI Sparkle ranks in thetop 10 among the leading players for  international wholesale voice traffic TI Sparkle’s Tier-1 fully IPv6 enabledIP Backbone “Seabone” ranks #1 in the Mediterranean, #2 in Africa, #3 in Europe and is one of the leading backbones globally. TI Sparkle owns aglobal, state-of-the-art, full IP multi-service network. Withintegrated and resilient proprietary backbones in Europe, the Mediterranean Basin and Latin America, it also holds extensive ownership in major submarine cables connecting Europe to Africa, the Middle East and South-East Asia
4. TI Sparkle Global Network Global capabilities 55 cities in 28 countries 123 PoPs >1,000 PoPs through partners 55,000 km/fibre PEB 30,000 km LAN 7,000 km MED 14,000 km/fibre Italian network 434,500 km submarines cables Full IP - softswitch multi-service network Worldwide coverage through bilateral network Integrated and resilient proprietary backbones in Europe (PEB), Mediterranean Basin, US and Latin America Unique dual protected fiber path in Europe Unique footprint in the Mediterranean region through bilateral cables, MED Nautilus and SMW3-4, IMEWE Protection of the optical link via meshed architecture Data as of August 2010
5. Voice, Mobile, IP and Data solutions for Fixed and Mobile Operators, ISPs, MNCs, Media & Content Providers TI Sparkle Global Service Portfolio
6. Index Telecom Italia Sparkle LTE IPX
7. Global mobile Data traffic growth
8. LTE World Map
9. Market trends: LTE** Rationale for driving LTE growth timely allocation of suitable spectrum to MNOs; availability of affordable LTE devices; implementation of innovative tariffs to encourage adoption of high-speed data 263 LTE networks have commercially launched in 97 countries 508 MNOs investing in LTE in 144 countries >350 MNOs live with LTE by end of 2014 (MVNOs excluded) Nearly 500 LTE networks to be in service across 128 countries by 2017 approximately double the number of live LTE networks by ’13 Around 20 % of the global population is currently within LTE network coverage range and this will grow to 50% of the world’s population by 2017. LTE Connections @Dec. 2013: 176M (nearly 3% of total mobile connections) LTE Connections @2017: nearly 13% of total mobile connections Asia will account for 47% of all LTE connections by 2017 Population Coverage @Dec. 2013 in: USA>90%; Europe to 47%; Asia to 10% LTE connections @Dec. ‘13 LTE Penetration South Korea is the most advanced LTE market worldwide with 50% of total mobile connections now running on LTE networks . ARPU Increase for developing countries: from 7 to 20 times higher than non LTE users for developed countries: uplift ranging from 10% to 40% **Source GSMA and GSA – last update Jan the 15th
10. LTE Return on investment Source: Informa T&M
11. Index Telecom Italia Sparkle LTE IPX
12. IPX IPX is a secure, integrated IP service platform which enables carriers to access Voice and Mobile Data services through a single IP interconnection, with a superior quality level and cascading payment mechanism IPX TRUSTED DOMAIN Mobile Network Fixed / Mobile Service Providers IPX P 1 IPX P 2 Corporate Network Content Provider “Access only” Services PUBLIC INTERNET (UNMANAGED) Fixed / Mobile Subscribers Mobile Subscribers
13. Accessible Services Class of Service IPX current Services New VAS Voice: Global termination, E2E voice quality parameters measured on real traffic with a full integration of CDRs (Call Data Record) by soft switches and SBCs (Session Border Controller) High Video Share 4 - Conversational 3 - Streaming Video Streaming: enables end users to stream video with end to end QoS. Streaming Outbound Roaming Solution enables mobile operators to the extensive global roaming footprint of TI network without having to set up multiple roaming relationships. Instant Messaging 2- Interactive Roaming Huballows a simple and cost-effective alternative to bilateral agreements for Int’l Roaming. Priority GRXenables GPRS Roaming and MMS Interworking by providing immediate direct reach to more than 500 mobile operators worldwide 1- Background Global Signalingenables International Roaming and SMS Interworking by providing immediate direct reach to more than 800 GSM ITU and ANSI mobile operators. SMS Hubenables SMS messaging service to more than 800 GSM and CDMA mobile operators. Low MMS Huballows a quick launch of MMS Interworking to more than 320 mobile operators.
14. IPX Benefits Security Sustain/grow IP services with the required security levels (ex. Voice over IP) Guarantee QoS control/measurement both for Voice and IP Data Provide quality parameters directly to customers Quality IPX IS: Provide alternative routing (routing “confined” within the IPX domain unless break-out is announced) Routing ITX Provide an alternative configuration for access (ex. via CPE in the MNO domain) Assurance Offer advanced NOC assistance to customers A new protocol It is IP based IPX IS NOT: A new technology It doesn’t introduce new technologies It is an efficient, secure, value-added mode of interconnecting networks, which facilitates the addition of future services A new service
15. Traditional Model vs IPX Model Traditional Model IPX Model Voice Data Voice Data Quality No contractual SLA Guaranteed End to End QoS No Cascade Responsibility Cascade Responsibility No Class of Services 4 Class of Services Security Possible use of Public Internet Private IP Network separated from the Public Internet (or through IP SEC encryption) Convergence Separated interconnection for Voice and Mobile Data Services Single interconnection for Voice and Data Services Separated commercial offers Integrated solution and commercial offer for Voice and Data Business Model Carriers bill on gross revenues (Transport + Termination fees) Transport Only Multilateral Hubbing Transport Only Service Transit Multilateral Hubbing
16. Contacts South & East Africa Andrea Schena Area Manager Sales East & South Africa  Via Cristoforo Colombo, 142 00147 Rome-ItalyPh.    +39 0652745142 Mob:  +39 3316037246 andrea.schena@telecomitalia.itwww.tisparkle.com www.youtube.com/TISparkle Giancarlo Bischetti Voice Services South & East Africa Senior Carrier Manager Via Cristoforo Colombo, 142 -  00147 Rome, Italy giancarlo.bischetto@telecomitalia.it Ph.    +39 06 5274 5510 Mob: +393357510999 Marco Renato Ramundo Orlando Senior Account Manager, SEA IPD, Corporate & Mobile Services Via Cristoforo Colombo, 142 00147 Rome (ITA) marcorenato.ramundoorlando@telecomitalia.itFix:    +39 0652745178 Mob:  +39 3316003422  Franco De Rocchis Voice Services South & East Africa Senior Carrier Manager Via Cristoforo Colombo, 142 -  00147 Rome, Italy Franco.derocchis@telecomitalia.it Ph.      +39 06 5274 5441 Mob:  +39 335 810 1794 Neill Nortje Sales Manager East and Southern Africa Mobile Services, IP & Data. 2nd Floor, West Tower, Nelson Mandela Square, Maude Ave, Sandton South Africa. Ph. +27 11 8815896 Mob: +27 83 3830577 n.nortje@telecomitalia.co.uk Beulah DePasquale Sales Manager East and Southern Africa Voice Services. 2nd Floor, West Tower, Nelson Mandela Square, Maude Ave, Sandton South Africa. Mob: +27825538228 d.depasqule@telecomitalia.co.uk
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