9,825,461,087,64 10,91 6,00 0,00 8,00 Siemens Information and Communications Telecommunications and IT Convergence This time it’s real ! Daniel-Rui Felicio.

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9,825,461,087,64 10,91 6,00 0,00 8,00 Siemens Information and Communications Telecommunications and IT Convergence This time it’s real ! Daniel-Rui Felicio President Carrier Service Siemens Information and Communication Networks

Siemens Information and Communications 9,825,461,087,64 10,91 6,00 0,00 8,00 Seite 2 The network drives value creation The network offers differentiation The network determines the services Services drive value creation Value Added Services offer differentiation Services are network- independent Power switches from the network to the user Main trend IP Broadband and IP open the door to IT world

Siemens Information and Communications 9,825,461,087,64 10,91 6,00 0,00 8,00 Seite 3 Caution: danger of avalanche effect – small becomes large very fast within the IT-industry Early introduction of VoIP Late introduction of VoIP Loss of Cash Flow Long-term loss of market share Right timing is the dilemma for the incumbent Trends Traffic switches to a medium that doesn’t create any services- specific revenues

Siemens Information and Communications 9,825,461,087,64 10,91 6,00 0,00 8,00 Seite 4 Within the IT industry, the standard with the smaller volume is displaced by the standard with the larger volume  Telecommunication will adopt technologies and standards from IT  Enterprise technologies with a larger volume will migrate to Carrier Price / performance ratio time ATM IP / Ethernet Trends

Siemens Information and Communications 9,825,461,087,64 10,91 6,00 0,00 8,00 Seite 5 Technological impacts of IT on Telecommunication  Intelligence migrates from the network to the end device  De facto standards prevail over proprietary solutions  Splitting of complete solutions into single products and components Efforts for system- integration will become a function of Time to Market Trends

Siemens Information and Communications 9,825,461,087,64 10,91 6,00 0,00 8,00 Seite 6 0,1 1,0 10,0 100, , Tbit/s Phone Internet Intranet WAN Number of IP-based end devices steadily increases and generates more and more traffic volume Machine Trends Unlimited growth of traffic only by M2M

Siemens Information and Communications 9,825,461,087,64 10,91 6,00 0,00 8,00 Seite 7 Ad hoc multi-hop networks End devices – not the networks – will control communication among one another in the future The trend will start within “closed user groups”  Enterprise  Automotive inter- connectedness within one brand  Personal Networks  Smart Home Trends Increasingly the traffic bypasses the classical carriers

Siemens Information and Communications 9,825,461,087,64 10,91 6,00 0,00 8,00 Seite 8 Search Engines Audio on Demand Video on Demand Communication VoIP / IP Centrex Trends Business models which don‘t need classical network intelligence Already today the traffic bypasses classical carriers

Siemens Information and Communications 9,825,461,087,64 10,91 6,00 0,00 8,00 Seite 9 Convergence of services of public and private networks New common functions possible Trends Costs Convenience Mobile Player Enterprise applications are integrated into the offer of the mobile services provider Enterprise Player Mobile communication is integrated into business processes of a company "Enterprise goes mobile" INTRA transactions Integration of mobile technology into Enterprise solutions e.g. Dual Mode Phone WLAN-GSM "Mobile goes enterprise" INTER transactions “Office Zone Billing” Integration of mobile solutions into business processes W-LAN

Siemens Information and Communications 9,825,461,087,64 10,91 6,00 0,00 8,00 Seite 10 Success factors Service Company for end customer solutions  Brand and Lifestyle (Design)  Segment specific customer access  Business process Know-How  Know-How in integration of applications and business processes  IT-System Integration Distribution Company : Platform for Wholesale and Retail  Convergence competence  Control of Service Level Agreements  Integration of arbitrary customers as well as ASP/ISP on this platform  Time to Market Connection Company : Provisioning of bandwidth  Optimized cost structure  Quality of Service and Security as means of differentiation  Time to Market AccessTransport Control Platform Enabling Applications Vertical Applications Vertical Applications Vertical Applications Application Level Control Level Transport Level Key success factors for Tier 1 operators in a converged environment

Siemens Information and Communications 9,825,461,087,64 10,91 6,00 0,00 8,00 Seite 11 Trends Examples from Operators’ actions towards changes BT announces investments of 4’’000’ £ in IP infrastructure leading to a whole range of new services and (after 2008) to OPEX savings of 1’’ £ p.y. (Financial Times) KPN announces a new foray a into digital broadcasting (Reuters) DTAG announces first IP services (videotelephony, video surveillance per internet) (Die Welt) “We believe we are facing the most important paradigm change in the industry that we have ever seen” states Mr. Breton…announces reorganisation of France Telecom according to customer-segment…announces new service unlimited VoIP for 10 Euro/month, IP VPN services for corporate users,… (Wall Street Journal)

Siemens Information and Communications 9,825,461,087,64 10,91 6,00 0,00 8,00 Seite 12 Leading Carrier Introduces Network-Hosted Voice Over IP Trial Offer; Service to Complement Existing Voice Over IP Portfolio For Immediate Release: ATLANTA -- BellSouth (NYSE: BLS) today announced it will begin offering, on a market trial basis, a business class network- hosted voice over IP (VoIP) service in Columbia, S.C. and Miami, Fla. The company expects to develop offers in additional metros in the Southeast later this year, based on these trials… BellSouth has selected an integrated solution from Siemens, utilizing its next-generation softswitch to deliver the network-hosted VoIP services announced today. Announced June 6, 2004 Leveraging Siemens SURPASS Business Connection “Network- hosted VoIP is the latest enhancement to BellSouth's comprehensive VoIP portfolio” Trends Examples from Operators’ actions towards changes

Siemens Information and Communications 9,825,461,087,64 10,91 6,00 0,00 8,00 Seite 13 Finally: convergence of telecom and IT requires operators to think in new business modells Source: BCG From proprietary network standards to open Internet Protocoll From book stores to amazon.com From vertical to horizontal structures From Mainframes to Computers Examples from the IT-Industry Visonary companies need to change from traditional business modells to customer driven and inter- industry modells Often changes come in through „industry outsiders From benchmarking to Benchbreaking: “Do it in another way and not simply better“

9,825,461,087,64 10,91 6,00 0,00 8,00 Siemens Information and Communications Telecommunications and IT Convergence This time it’s real ! – Thanks for your attention ! Daniel-Rui Felicio President Carrier Service Siemens Information and Communication Networks