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Evolution of the Telephone Industry: Past, Present & Future

Explore the transformative journey of the telecommunications sector from traditional POTS services to futuristic high-speed internet, digital video, and broadband technologies. Learn about industry evolutions, revenue sources, FCC NBP goals, and future opportunities in the realm of customer relationship management and service enhancement.

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Evolution of the Telephone Industry: Past, Present & Future

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  1. My Rambling Views of the Telephone Industry By Bob Weiss

  2. YOU MIGHT STILL BE AN ILEC IF... My Rambling Views of the Telecommunications Industry By Bob Weiss

  3. INDUSTRY LIFE CYCLE • LIFE CYCLE ANALYSIS OF THE TELEPHONE INDUSTRY • 100 YEARS OLD, IS OLD GROWTH MATURITY DECLINE

  4. WHERE ARE WE NOW-2003 • WE OFFER TRADITIONAL POTS, CLASS FEATURES, VOICE MAIL • WE OFFER HIGHSPEED INTERNET, WEB DESIGN AND HOSTING, EMAIL SERVICES • WE OFFER DIGITAL VIDEO, SD, PPV, PREMIUM CHANNELS, MUSIC

  5. 2003 ACRONYMS • CFW • CWT • SCR • ACR • CND

  6. REVENUE SOURCES IN 2003 • LOCAL RATES (ACCESS LINES) • USF • ACCESS CHARGES • I/C COMPENSATION

  7. WHERE ARE WE NOW? 2010 • LANDLINES • VOIP • BROADBAND- 1MB, 3MB,5MB, 10MB • DIGITAL VIDEO OVER ATM OR IP VIDEO - 180-200+ CHANNELS • HIGH DEFINITION • DVR

  8. 2010 CONTINUED • HIGH DEF • DVR • WIRELESS-NOW AGENTS, NOT OWNERS • SERVICE, SERVICE,SERVICE

  9. ACRONYMS 2010 • FTTH • VOD • OTTV • NBP • CAF

  10. REVENUES SOURCES 2010 AND FORWARD • LOCAL RATES? • ACCESS CHARGES? • I/C COMPENSATION? • BROADBAND SERVICES? • USF OR CAF?

  11. FCC NBP GOALS • GOAL 1: 100 MILLION HOMES SHOULD HAVE AFFORDABLE ACCESS TO 100MBS DOWNLOAD SPEEDS, AND 50MBS UPLOAD SPEEDS BY 2020. (50MBS DOWN AND 20 MBS UP BY 2015)

  12. FCC NBP • GOAL 2: THE US SHOULD LEAD THE WORLD IN MOBILE INNOVATION, WITH THE FASTEST, MOST EXTENSIVE WIRELESS NETWORKS OF ANY NATION.

  13. FCC NBP • GOAL3: EVERY AMERICAN SHOULD HAVE AFFORDABLE ACCESS TO ROBUST BROADBAND SERVICE, AND THE MEANS AND SKILLS TO SUBSCRIBE IF THEY SO CHOOSE.

  14. FCC NBP • GOAL 4: EVERY COMMUNITY SHOULD HAVE AFFORDABLE ACCESS TO AT LEAST 1GBS BROADBAND SERVICE TO ANCHOR INSTITUTIONS SUCH AS SCHOOLS, HOSPITALS, AND GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS.

  15. FCC NBP • GOAL 5: TO INSURE SAFETY OF ALL AMERICANS, EVERY FIRST RESPONDER SHOULD HAVE ACCESS TO A NAIONWIDE PUBLIC SAFETY NETWORK.

  16. FCC NBP • GOAL 6: TO ENSURE THAT AMERICA LEADS THE CLEAN ENERGY ECONOMY, EVERY AMERICAN SHOULD BE ABLE TO USE BROADBAND TO TRACK AND MANAGE THEIR REAL-TIME ENERGY CONSUMPTION.

  17. THE FUTURE • TECHNOLOGIES • FIBER TO THE HOME • FUTURE PROOF • HIGHSPEED WIRELESS • WI-FI • WIMAX • SATELLITE

  18. OPPORTUNITIES • BE THE BROADBAND PROVIDER • SMART GRID • MANAGED SERVICES • SECURITY SERVICES • NICHE SERVICES

  19. SERVICE, SERVICE SERVICE

  20. PETER DRUCKERPETER DRUCKER1910-2005“THERE IS ONLY ONE VALID DEFINITION OF BUSINESS PURPOSE: TO CREATE AND RETAIN A CUSTOMER.”

  21. CUSTOMER RELATIONSHIP MANAGEMENT (CRM) • TRUE CRM IS A WAY TO OPERATE WITH YOUR CUSTOMERS. • THE CUSTOMER IS YOUR CENTRAL POINT, AND KNOWLEDGE ABOUT THAT CUSTOMER SHOULD BE IN YOUR DATA BANK

  22. ENHANCE THE CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE • KEEP IN CONTACT WITH ALL OF YOUR CUSTOMERS. THIS COULD REQUIRE SEVERAL METHODS

  23. TRADITIONAL METHODS • DIRECT MAIL • NEWSPAPER ADS • RADIO • TV • BILL STUFFERS • NEWLETTERS

  24. NEW APPROACHES • FULL COLOR BILLS • EXCITING E-STATEMENT SITE • EMAIL • FACEBOOK • TWITTER

  25. SELF SERVICE PROGRAMS (SPIT) • ENABLE CUSTOMERS TO PLACE ORDERS, PAY BILLS, TROUBLE SHOOT BASIC PROBLEMS, COMMENT AND COMPLAIN • THESE PROGRAMS NEED TO BE EASY TO USE

  26. ENHANCE THE CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE • TECHNOLOGY • CUSTOMER RELATIONSHIP MANAGEMENT • SERVICE, SERVICE, SERVICE

  27. THANK YOU

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