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Evolving Priorities for Telecommunication Executive ’ s . Bob Winckless +43 676 4600 373 +7 919 721 8922 Bob@Winckless.com. Agenda. External view-point Evolving Concerns What matter ’ s today What succeeds and why. External View. Working with the Industry for 20+ years
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Evolving Priorities for Telecommunication Executive’s Bob Winckless +43 676 4600 373 +7 919 721 8922 Bob@Winckless.com
Agenda • External view-point • Evolving Concerns • What matter’s today • What succeeds and why
External View • Working with the Industry for 20+ years • Utilities & Telco’s in the UK • Government Monopoly • Liberation of the market, Competitive entry, Privatisation and Consolidation, Regulatory importance • BT, Cable & Wireless, NTL, Vodafone, Cellnet, Energis • Emerging & emerged geographies with a wide range Telecommunication Companies • Israel, Portugal, Turkey, Greece, Central Europe, Middle East, Africa and Russia • Board level concerns, technical, operational and financial managers issue’s
Evolving Concerns • Monopoly • Early competition • Privatisation • Regulation • Full Market Pressure and external interrogation
Main Priorities • Monopolies • Meeting Government imposed service levels • Connecting remote areas, service level driven • Early Competition • Re-structuring to reduce costs • Ability to shed staff in a diversifying market • Control of the last mile • Protectionism from the incumbent
Main Priorities • Privatisation • Media Hype • High market value • Growth in share price • Pricing & Image • Quality initiatives – 6 Sigma, Deming • Justification into the rate base
Main Concerns • Regulation & External Market interrogation • Abuse of monopoly • Anti-competitve behaviour • Understanding risks becomes an imperative • Sarbanes-Oxley • What does the market expect from YOU
Business School Focus Stanford Certificate ProgramStrategic Decision and Risk Management
Market awareness of the issues • Conferences • Flexible Enterprise Risk Management - how to respond to emerging ‘hotspots’ in RA, fraud and related areas • Risk Management & Internal Audit in telecoms 2006 • This conference today • Tool sets & Solutions • Enterprise risk management and compliance solutions • Fraud management solutions & Methods • Industry Standards • eTOM processes which allow comparisions between companies
Governance, Risks & Compliance • The challenges in today’s evermore complex telecommunications companies include: • governance, setting objectives and achieving them • risk management, identifying, measuring, reporting and manage risks to your objectives • compliance, executing • Sarbanes-Oxley is not a one-off. • Finding cost-effective ways of achieving compliance annually is key. • Effective governance, risk management and compliance drive increased shareholder value and empower an organization.
Customer data Accounts Billing Collection Roaming Verification Inter-connect Investments Taxation etc etc etc Data is key History is important Analysis Feedback Sponsorship Where and What
Who does what to whom • Top Executive sponsorship is essential • CEO & CFO are key • Must be part of the overall culture or part of a change in culture • Regular reviews • Recognition of achievement • Everyone must care and act • As Data is key, CIOs can be an executive best positioned to champion enterprise risk management
Why do it - NOW • Increase shareholder value • Ability to better respond to competition • Reduce regulator involvement in your activities • Winning in the market place
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