Accelerating the Benefits of a SMART Broadband Community Working Together to Make a Difference 1 Chris Dehring Chairman, LIME Jamaica.

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Accelerating the Benefits of a SMART Broadband Community Working Together to Make a Difference 1 Chris Dehring Chairman, LIME Jamaica

When you think of Speed… 2 Daytona 500 Race Cars Jamaican Sprinters Andy Murray Service ReturnDecisions on Broadband Investment?? What comes to mind?

Imagine… 3 What would happen if we could Accelerate the potential benefits promised by broadband penetration Value Creation: Increase in GDP & Foreign Direct Investment Entrepreneurship Opportunities: ICT industry, content & application developers Productivity Increases: Efficient processes in public and private sectors Human Capital Formation: increase in knowledge & improved services

We are Making Good Progress… 4 Can we get there faster…?

The Roadmap 5 Changing Times Investment Significance We All have a Role

Changing Times The only constant is change

Our Region is Changing 7 Region experienced decline of 2.3% in % growth last year & slow growth prediction by CDB Tourism, Mining, Construction, Off- shore banking and Remittances have all experienced instability Fixed-Line Subscribers are declining, while Mobile penetration exceeds 100% in many markets Education and Sports have become key areas of positive focus for future development Changes in Economy Changes in telecoms use Changes in Industry Social Changes

LIME as Company is Changing CWC Divesting and Focusing on Caribbean & LATAM Expanding interests: Bahamas Changing Structure: Group Office Location, Outsourcing Strengthening in Partnership: Subsea Cable Joint Venture More to come…

What do these Changes Mean? For our business: Better focus of the CWC Group in the Caribbean More Access to Resources for investment For our customers: Improving efficiencies and value offerings Improving our customer service For Governments: Facilitating a stronger economy Improving on commitments for partnership and investment

The Significance of Investing Investing for a better future

Broadband Needs Investment

The Urgency The Time is Now and the Need is Urgent…

Investment Alignment Government and other stakeholders must be aligned on the objectives of investments Broadband Investments are effective when they meet 2 key objectives: – Relevance: Provide services matching needs of citizens – Ubiquity: Allow everyone to have access to them

We all have a role to play Partnering to meet Key Objectives

Carriers are Stepping Up… 15 Creating and improving networks for fixed and mobile access Delivering platforms and access devices for use on the networks Increasing value with higher speeds and more bang for the buck Delivering advanced services on par with the rest of the world

Still More is Required… The landscape is not always commercially viable for carriers to provide services to all citizens The regulatory environment does not always facilitate acceleration of investment Operators, Regulators and Government need to be determined, yet flexible & ready to act

Facilitating Greater Investment Greater Investment Investing Universal Service Funds in impacting & aligned projects Consider consumption tax relief & tax credits Consider Import Duty relief on key items Reduced licence fees or periodic fee waivers Place more Government services online What Can Governments Do..

LIME: Stepping up our Game Improving our fixed broadband infrastructure Improving our mobile broadband infrastructure Making broadband more relevant for households Investing Redesigning the services we provide Improving value and pricing in our markets Delivering on customer service improvements Service Value

We are ALL Responsible Operators, Regulators and Government must work together to facilitate reaching the benefits that broadband can provide

In Summary Times are changing and so must we Broadband can deliver real benefits Investment is important for accelerating broadband reach and penetration Governments should incentivise investment Regulators must create an enabling environment for success Together we can make it happen

THANK YOU.