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    UMTS Deployment, Version 3.1.3 1DG/Slide of 24

    UMTS DeploymentUMTS Deployment

    Issues and EconomicsIssues and Economics

    Overvieweing key options and economic aspects

    of UMTS deployment

    Davide Grillo

    UMTS Task Force

    ITU Sub-Regional Seminar on IMT-2000Warsaw, 2-4 October 2001

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    UMTS Deployment, Version 3.1.3 2DG/Slide of 24

    UMTS DeploymentThe operators decisions

    ! Entry level network

    ! Timing of functional enhancements

    ! Timing of capacity increases

    ! Tariff policy and its evolution

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    UMTS Deployment

    Rel-5" IP real time application support

    Rel-4" More reliable packet transferin the core network

    " Evolution from GPRSand best effort

    Rel-99" Full set of WCDMA technology

    " Evolution of the core network

    from GSM to support the new RAN

    Features of UMTS releases (1)

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    UMTS DeploymentFeatures of UMTS releases (2)

    Services as available

    with GSM

    Multimedia messaging

    Authentication algorithm

    Transcoder-Free

    Operation (TrFO)

    Tandem Free aspects for

    3G and between 2G and3G systems

    Development/Selection

    of a Multi-Rate Wideband

    Speech Codec (50Hz-7kHz)

    for Wideband SpeechTelephony in multiple

    radio environments

    IP-based multimedia

    services

    Virtual Home

    Environment (VHE) and

    Open ServicesArchitecture

    (OSA) evolution

    Location Services (LCS)

    in

    Circuit Switched andPacket Switched domains

    Push Services Enhancements to:

    Security

    VHE

    OSA

    Global Text Telephony Location Services

    3G radio access

    Services & System Aspects

    Release 1999 Release 4 Release 5

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    UMTS DeploymentFeatures of UMTS releases (4)

    CAMEL Phase 2 and 3

    Basic UMTS Security issues

    Enable Bearer Independent

    CS Architecture

    Provisioning of IP-Based

    Multimedia Services (SIP CallControl protocol)

    Packet Switched (PS) EmergencyCall Enhancements

    CAMEL Phase 4

    ACSI (Advanced SpeechCall Items) Call ForwardingEnhancements

    Evolution of Transport in the CN

    Non-Transparent Real TimeFacsimile

    Circuit Switched (CS)Emergency Call Enhancements

    Intra Domain Connection ofRAN Nodes to Multiple CNNodes

    Reliable end-to-end QoS forPacket Switched domain

    Core Network

    Release 1999 Release 4 Release 5

    EDGE

    GPRS Tunnelling ProtocolEnhancements

    Handover

    GPRS

    GSM-UMTS internetworking

    OSA

    Mobile Station Classmark Multicall Circuit Switched Bearers

    in UMTS

    Unstructured SupplementaryService Data

    Transcoder-Free Operation ASCI Enhancements Operator Determined Barring(ODB) for Packet Oriented

    Services

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    UMTS DeploymentUMTS Release 99

    HLR SCP

    Circuit Domain

    UTRANRNC

    Node B

    BSSBSC

    BTS

    PSTN/PLMN

    IP/ATMTransport Plane

    Packet Domain

    GGSN

    2G-3GMSC 2G-3GMSC

    Service & HomeEnvironment Plane

    IuPS

    IuCS

    INTERNET2G-3GSGSN

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    UMTS DeploymentUMTS Release 5

    HSS SCP

    UTRANRNC

    Node B

    INTERNET

    PSTN/PLMN

    QoS Enabled

    IP Transport Plane

    Packet DomainGGSN

    SGSN

    Service & HomeEnvironment Plane

    MultimediaSessionControl Plane

    ApplicationServer

    IM Domain

    MGCF

    CSCF T-SGW

    MRF MGW

    IuPS

    MGCF: Media Gateway Control FunctionCSCF: Call State Control Function

    T-SGW: Transport-Signalling GatewayMRF: Multimedia Resource FunctionMGW: Media Gateway

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    UMTS DeploymentUTRAN transport solutions

    HubNode

    HubNode

    HubNode

    HubNode

    Node B

    Node B

    Node B

    Node B

    Node B

    Node B

    Node B

    RNC

    RNCBackhaulNetwork

    UMTSAccessNetwork

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    UMTS DeploymentRAN: Key options

    ! Physical media and the transport technique

    #Low capacity microwave (PDH)

    # High capacity microwave or optical links (SDH STM-1/STM-4)

    # ATM, LMDS, XDSL, leased lines

    ! Topologies

    # Tandem

    # Ring

    # Star

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    UMTS Deployment, Version 3.1.3 11DG/Slide of 24

    UMTS DeploymentArchitecture for core network

    transport

    MSC

    ControlPlane

    Region 1

    UserPlane

    RNC

    RNC

    RNCIu

    Iur

    GGSN GGSN

    Gn

    SGSN

    UserPlane

    ControlPlane

    RNC

    RNCIu

    Iur

    SGSN

    Region 3

    MSC

    IP & ATM/SDH-WDM

    GGSN

    RNC

    RNC

    RNC

    MSC

    UserPlane

    ControlPlane

    Iu

    Iur

    Gn

    SGSN

    Region 2

    Iucs

    Gn

    Gn

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    UMTS DeploymentCore Network: Key options

    ! Different types of UMTS terminals

    ! Multimedia services

    ! UMTS standards with respect to IP Multimedia aspects

    ! Replacement of first-release 3G terminals

    ! Speed of UMTS market growth

    UMTS D l

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    UMTS Deployment, Version 3.1.3 13DG/Slide of 24

    UMTS DeploymentService Platform: Functional

    architecture

    MultiMediaPortal

    ProfileSyndacation

    Content

    Mngmt& Translation

    ContentProviders

    GW & SCS

    UMTS Network

    3G Applications

    Others

    Video-AudioStreaming

    InfotainmentGaming

    UnifiedMessaging

    ConvergentApplications

    LocationBased

    Services

    Users

    Presentation UsersServices

    PaymentM-Commerce

    ChargingRating

    IdentificationAuthentication

    Application Middleware

    Customer Data

    Service Request

    Charging Data Application

    Open Bus

    Network Mngmt& Operation

    Common Services andOperations & Business

    Support

    UMTS D l t

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    UMTS DeploymentService platform: Key options

    Service Category Market Segment

    Mobile Intranet/ExtranetAccess

    Mobile Internet Access

    Location Based Services

    Rich Voice

    Customized Infotainment

    Multimedia MessagingService

    Business

    Business, consumer

    Business, consumer

    Business, consumer

    Consumer

    Consumer

    UMTS D l t

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    UMTS Deployment, Version 3.1.3 15DG/Slide of 24

    UMTS DeploymentBusiness Analysis modeling

    CapitalExpenditures

    Macro

    economic

    Model

    Market

    Share

    Model

    Marke

    tingandtechnicalModel Economic

    Model

    Capital

    Cost

    Model

    GDP (Gross Domestic Product)

    PopulationIncome distribution

    Inflation

    Market shareChurn

    Revenues

    OperatingExpenses

    License

    Tariff

    Usage

    MaintenanceSalaries

    Interconnection

    Quality target

    Coverage target

    Corporate tax rate

    Depreciation

    Tax

    Net Income

    Cash-flow statement

    Total addressablemarket Subscribers

    IRR ($ or Eand local currency)

    Service

    price

    UMTS D l t

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    UMTS Deployment

    Total population over the service area

    RAN planning and UMTS deployment

    (1)

    Userpopulation &

    servicepenetration

    64128384

    PS

    1264

    128

    C S

    Packet switched services

    Circuit switched services

    Customerbase

    Customerbase

    Customerbase

    Customerbase

    ConsumerBusiness

    Rural

    ConsumerBusiness

    Suburban

    ConsumerBusiness

    Urban

    ConsumerBusiness

    Dense urban

    UMTS Deployment

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    UMTS DeploymentRAN planning and UMTS deployment (2)

    Packet switched services

    Circuit switched services

    Trafficloading

    Trafficloading

    Trafficloading

    Trafficloading

    RAN Dimensioning and Planning Tools

    UMTS Network Deployment

    Deploymentstrategies &

    policies

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    UMTS Deployment

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    UMTS DeploymentNet Present Value: Definition

    ! Net Present Value (NPV):

    #Cumulative discounted cash-flow generated to date, or less

    formally

    # The profitability of a business, as appreciated a Year 0, over a

    span of N years - N ranging from 1 to the economic life of the

    system

    UMTS Deployment

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    UMTS DeploymentShare of investments over network components

    Year 0 Year 3 Year 4 to Year 10

    Rel-99 from Rel-99 Capacity increasesto Rel-5

    RAN- Node Bs- RNCs- UTRAN transport infrastructure

    Core Network

    - MSCs & MSC servers- SGSNs & GGSNs- MGWs- CSCFs, MGCFs, T-SGWs,MRFs- Core network transport

    infrastructure

    Service Market Segment- Business- Consumer

    Tariffs

    55%30%15%

    50%35%0%0%15%

    65%35%

    55%35%10%

    0%60%10%20%10%

    60%40%

    60%30%10%

    0%65%10%15%10%

    50%50%

    Year 0 Year 3 Year 4 to Year 10

    3% yearly reduction in over the wholeeconomic life cycle

    UMTS Deployment

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    UMTS DeploymentNet Present Value: Reference

    scenario

    SM: Service Mix SP: Service Penetration TE: Tariff Erosion

    2000

    4000

    6000

    8000

    10000

    12000

    14000

    16000

    -6000

    -4000

    -2000

    0

    -8000

    [M

    Euro]

    [time]

    Y0 Y1 Y2 Y3 Y4 Y5 Y6 Y7 Y8 Y9 Y10

    Reference scenario

    SM+ & SP+ & TE+

    SM- & SP- & TE-

    Reference offering

    Reference scenario

    SM+ & SP+ & TE+

    SM- & SP- & TE-

    UMTS Deployment

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    UMTS DeploymentUMTS business plan: Sensitivity

    analysis

    Deviation from

    assumed service mix

    Deviation fromassumed service

    penetration

    Yearly deviationfrom tariff erosion

    Alternative scenario

    Service Market Segment

    - Business- Consumer

    Year 0 Year 3 Year 4 to Year 10

    65%35%

    60%40%

    50%50%

    SM+ Y3: +10%, Y10: +25%

    SM- Y3: -10%, Y10: -25%

    SP+ Y3: +10%, Y10: +25%SM- Y3: -10%, Y10: -25%

    TE+ +10%TE- -10%

    SM: Service Mix SP: Service Penetration TE: Tariff Erosion

    UMTS Deployment

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    UMTS DeploymentNPV: Alternative business plan

    2000

    4000

    6000

    8000

    10000

    12000

    14000

    16000

    -6000

    -4000

    -2000

    0

    -8000

    [M

    Euro]

    [time]

    Y0 Y1 Y2 Y3 Y4 Y5 Y6 Y7 Y8 Y9 Y10

    Reference offering

    Reference scenario

    SM+ & SP+ & TE+

    SM- & SP- & TE-

    Alternative offering

    Alternative scenario

    UMTS Deployment

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    UMTS DeploymentConclusions

    ! Strategic, market and economic decisions play a fundamentalrole in planning investments for phased functional and capacityenhancements along the economic life of the network

    ! A balance has to be striven between actions decided in the

    early stages of the network deployment and actions which maybe deferred

    ! Whatever deployment policy is chosen, a significant margin of

    flexibility for adjusting the deployment plan has to be factored

    from the outset