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EXECUTIVE PAPER
SAIBAL DAS CHOWDHURY - Asia Strategy Partners
Developed by
A Service Aggregationand
Orchestration TechnologyFor telecommunication service providers
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Developed by
A SMART WEB-TOOL TO BUILD, GROW
AND MANAGE BUSINESS ONLINE
A new innovation in software technology that will
unify the experiences of communication,
collaboration and information processing into one
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W H Y WE C A R E ?
Inexplicable Trends and the future Connected Experience Environment
Game changers: Cloud Computing, SOA, SaaS, web 2.0
Players: Amazon, Google, Oracle, IBM, HP ….
Key focus : the enterprise
The problem: No solution for the small business
Processes do not end at the edge of the cloud
The world does not live in a single cloud
White space / Vacuum
Big opportunity for broadband providers
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T H E P R OB
L E M
Inconvenient Application Services
Company Size Adoption Rate
Fortune 2000 95%
Large: Over 1000employees
37.2%
Small & Medium 6.5%
10-50 employees 3.8% U s e o f E R P S y s t e m s
i n U K
& O t h e r T e c h n o l o g i c a l l y
A d v a n c e d
C o u n t r i e s
Derived from “Computerworld, UK” Dec, 14 2007
In the US, 75 per cent of businesses with a payroll have a
headcount between 1 and 9
Insufficient Technology
APPLICATIONS
NETWORK
ACCESS
DEVICES
Most of available businesssystems are not able to
provide the scope and
dynamics - small businesses
need.
1. Prohibitively expensive for small busineses
2. Inflexible and complex to use
3. Requires specialists’ help in implementation
4. Long implementation cycle
Small businesses want software to adapt to their changing
needs, with easy interface; and they want it to be , “pay
for what they use, how much they use.”
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T H E S OL U T I O N
Building a business on the web – “web-housing”
Service Composition
Talk about yourbusiness
•Industry
•Products
•Geography
•Products
•Organization
•Values . . .
Select Functions
•Choose 2 to 3
suggestedlayouts
•Choosefunctions
•Choose basicoptions
Add attributes
•Add contents
•Choose ormanipulatepageattributeslike color,form,position etc
Register web site
•Select site
name
•Configureorganization
•Get it hosted
Add services
•Review
contents
•Add services
•Addprocesses
•Add tasks
Connect tocommunitynetwork
•Update
profile
•Join in themarket place
•Createdigital agents
Providing small businesses with a tool and a map to design, configure and build
the business on the web will change rules of competition
Providing businesses with a recipe
and a guide book to compose
application services and their
interfaces, custom fit to their
business needs will change the way
enterprise applications are built
and used
Patentable Invention
Pat
entable Invention
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A H U G E G
L OB A L O P P O R T U
N I T Y
The addressable market
A global scope and scale of business
Number of new
company seat signup 1,789 7,922 33,309 94,731 222,783
Cumulate number of
seat 1,789 9,711 43,020 137,751 360,534
No. of new consumer
Seat signup 3,493 16,693 65,035 192,127 368,885
Cumulate number of
new Customers 3,493 20,186 85,222 277,349 646,234
2010 2011 2012 2013 2014
Subscriber
Forecast
Malaysia - 2010Singapore - 2010
USA - 2010
India - 2012
China - 2013
Geography
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P R OD U C T
D I F F E R E N T I A T I O N
& P O S I T I O N I N G
Product differentiation and value
Positioning
Solution as a Service
Software as a Service
Interactive
Communication
Services
Managed
Services
Shared
Services
Access Services
The IKEA of BusinessesApplication solutions
The ability to compose and orchestrate a service
over a federated network creates a much higher
“value/cost” ratio for the user
Key to our success lies in our product positioning. It
will give us a comparative advantage over rivals and
create asymmetry of motivation
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M A R K E T I N
G P L A N
Go to Market model
A -
P
N
A
G e o g r
a p h y
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B U S I NE S S A ND R E V E N UE M
OD E L
Business Model
Free web housing – pay for utilities
Existing client base to start
Licensing of technology platform Telecom operators world-wide
Advertising revenues
Licensing revenues End user revenues
Subscription
Pay per use
Revenue Streams
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C U R R E N T S T A T U S
Timelines
Current status Summary
DISCOVER
• Surveysconducted
• Secondaryresearchand analysisdone
• Conceptarchitecturetested
DEFINE
• Productdefinitions
• Productdesign &engineering
• Proof of Concept
• Feasibilityanalysis
• Detailedproject plan
DEVELOP LAUNCH
COMPLETED
Product Launch
(Web Builder, Office)Product Launch
(Business Suite, e-services)Product Launch
(Enterprise Suite, SaaS)
Month
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34
DISCOVER DEFINE DEVELOP and TEST
INCREMENTAL
DEVELOPMENT
Product definitions and designs completed
Project costing and engineering completed
First product rollout in six mothsLOI from a US-based service provider
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I N V E S T ME N T S C H E D UL E
Quarterly milestones and product development investment schedule
Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q5 Q6Milestones • Requirement and UI
templates sign-off
• Meta-Data Engineand CMS Design
• Configuration tool
technical design
• Configuration Tool
basic
implementation
• Integration with
CMS Portal and
Service Layer
• B2B Community
Portal with basic
collaboration serviceslike Invitation, Blogs,
Polls, Wikis, Mails,
Messages etc.
• External cloud Apps
• Service Orchestration
• Genetic Algorithm
for Configuration Tool
• Mobile Enablement• Service Layer
Enhancement
• Configurator and
Presentation
Enhancement
• New Services to
Service Catalogue
• Integration with
Billing & Charging
• Limited ERP
applications
• B2B and webcollaboration Apps
• Mobile
Enhancements
• Web / Video
Conferencing
• SIP / VOIP
• Performance
Management
• Performance and
Security Testing
• More services on
Mobile
• Developer Portal• Performance
Management Engine
• Business Community
Portal
Enhancements
• Presentation Engine
enhancements
• Service Layer
Enhancements
• Advancement of
Configuration tool by
Self-Learningcomponent
• Presentation
templates in library
• Transformation
Editor, Test Centre,
Dashboard etc
• More B2B
Virtualized Services
and
Applications like ERP,
CRM etc.
• Developer Portal
Total Cost
(USD)
$1,311,105.54 $1,360,031.52 $881,451.32 $898,734.68 $596,968.81 $774,166.20
People Cost $886,940.24 $896,310.76 $881,451.32 $898,734.68 $596,968.81 $774,166.20
Hardware $227,004.30 $254,535.76 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00
S/W Bought-outs
$197,161 $209,185 $0 $0 $0 $0
The base product is completed in the first two quarters
The 3and 4 quarters are dedicated to feature/ functionality enhancements
5and 6 quarters are dedicated to performance enhancement, operations and support
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E C O N O M I C
S
Revenue and Profit Projections
-10
0
10
20
Q 1
Q 3
Q 5
Q 7
Q 9
Q 1 1
Q 1 3
Q 1 5
Q 1 7
Q 1 9
M i l l i o n R M
New Product Profits
Profits
FYE 2010 FYE 2011 FYE 2012 FYE 2013 FYE 2014
RM RM RM RM RM
Sales - Revenue 751,045 7,343,721 41,380,573 124,160,851 309,336,429
SME Kit 519,747 1,842,957 5,402,681 16,229,060 42,203,252
Biz Suite 166,220 2,227,772 12,865,826 40,060,729 102,840,585
Enterprise Suite S 0 916,958 11,027,425 33,534,495 83,624,327
Installation (Enterprise Suite) 0 1,069,455 7,194,798 20,461,972 48,121,023
Installation (Business Suite) 132,976 1,247,698 4,796,532 13,641,314 32,080,682
Long Tail Applications 15,552 38,880 93,312 233,280 466,560
Not included here
are the consumerand advertisement
revenues
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R I S K A N A L
Y S I S
Sensitivity to Forecast Errors
Technology Risk Commercialization Risk
Forecast Error
Time to develop
Ability to develop the code Funding
Crossing the ‘chasm’ Initial attraction / early adoption
Forecast error
Long term product value