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Presented by Group 1B
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Agenda1) Background of PCCW2) Industry Life Cycle3) Key Strategies
-Where to compete-How to compete-Business Model
4) Potential sustainable advantages5) Major competitors6) Recommendation7) Conclusion
April
Maggie
Angel
IsabelApril
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PCCW Background• Technology flagship of Pacific Century
Group
• Founded in 1993
• Listed in Hong Kong in May 1999
• 3 main subsidiaries – Pacific Convergence Corporation– Cyberport– Cyberworks Ventures
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Pacific Century Group
Pacific Century Cyberworks
CyberportsCyberworks
VenturesPacific Convergence
Corporation
Organizational structure of PCCW
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PCCW Background• Core business
– Internet Industry• Broadband service
• ISP-enabling service
BroadbandService
ISP-Enablingservice
InternetIndustry
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PCCW objectives• A leader in Internet
Infrastructure, content and service
Leader
InternetInfrastructure
InternetContent
InternetService
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PCCW Strategy• Turn into giant Internet venture capital
fund
• Provide hybrid Internet access and interactive television in SE Asia
to be a leader in internet industry
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PCCW Performance
Began the service roll-out of NOW2000 Jun
Entered into the agreement of “Cyberport” with Government
2000 May
Formed a Joint Venture with CMGI2000 Jan
Established CyberWorks Ventures1999 Aug
Listed in Hong Kong1999 May
Bought a telecommunications-equipment distributor
1999 Apr
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Internet IndustryBroadband
Introduction
Growth
Indu
stry
sa
les
time
Introduction Growth Maturity Decline
Internet IndustryDial-up Service
Maturity
Decline
Industry Life Cycle
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Life Cycle Pattern
• Life cycle regeneration– Dial-up– Broadband
Sal
es
Time
Dial-up
Broadband
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Key Strategic Issues – Where to compete
A) Which Service? • Advantages– High Speed– More reliable– Support more conten
t– Interactive
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Where to compete
B) Which Geographic Market?1) Limited Broadband Users
Singapore - 1 Million Internet users - 35,000 Broadband subscribers
Hong Kong - 400,000 narrowband subscribers
- 60,000 Broadband subscribers
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Where to compete
2) High Operating CostsChina
- PCCW need to lower its operating cost
- need to open internet market
Unfavorable?
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• Favorable Factors
1) High Potential Demand Life cycle theory - demand for new technology:
advanced industrialized countries
developing countries
Where to compete
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2) Fast growing telecommunication industry
- China - large potential market
- large population
Where to compete
High potential revenue
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3) Risk-accepting Population
- Hong Kong - more likely to adopt innovation
- higher living standard
Where to compete
High potential to use broadband
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• Improving content– Key success factor– NOW offers 8 web channels– Interactive content
• Improving connection infrastructure– Cable modem, optical fiber network and satellite– NOW : satellite
How to compete
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• Joint Venture– Share risk and return– Pooling of resources and capability
How to compete
Improve content and infrastructure
Improve innovation
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Business Model
• How to generate revenue?– Internet
• Subscription fees for Broadband connection• Internet Advertising• E-Business
– Venture Capital
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Sustainable Advantages
• Complementary Resources– Financial Resources
• By issuing shares in May 1999
• Raised 1.3 billions
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Sustainable Advantages
• Complementary Resources– Complementary Technologies
• By joint ventures e.g. CMGI• Shared technologies and information
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Sustainable Advantages
• High complexity of internet industry– Unique capabilities of TV, PC and
World Wide Web
– Difficult to be copied
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Sustainable Advantages
• Lead Time – Enough fund by issuing shares– large scale investments
High barrier Beneficial to be a potential leader
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Sustainable Advantages
• The presence of technical standards– Early mover– The Network of the World (NOW) and
broadband services– Enough resources
High barrier
Beneficial to be a potential leader
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PCCW’s Competitors
• I-Cable Communications Ltd– Hong Kong company– Second largest broadband network– TV system operator
• Siti Company– Indian company– Cable rights and rights for new movies
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PCCW’s Competitors
• KDD Winstar Corporation– Japanese company– Technical expertise
• Star TV– 30 channels in seven languages
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PCCW’s Competitors
• Hong Kong Telecom– Hong Kong company– One of the largest telecommunications
companies in Asia– Leading provider of integrated
communications services– Network infrastructure e.g. iTV
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Recommendation
• Acquisition of Hong Kong Telecom
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Pros• Reduced competition• Complementary resource• Increased Asset• First step for globalization• Diversification
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Complementary Resources
•Strong Cash Flow•EBITDA of nearly 6 Billion
•70% of Hong Kong Household
•fully digital fiber optic broadband network•ATM broadband•interactive TV
Core technology
Complementarytechnologies
FinanceDistribution
Customer service
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Diversification• Narrowband and Broadband
Internet access
• Interactive multimedia service
• Fixed and wireless voice service
• leased circuits
• Others
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Globalization
• Network with other Asia Countries
• Asia Pacific Cable Network 2
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Cons
• Difficulties in control and manage
• High debt of Hong Kong Telecom
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Recommendation
• Declining in IDD business• Huge investment results in high
risk – Leader or follower– In depth Analysis for the market
• Importance in globalization
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Conclusion
PCCW
Good prospect in SE Asia
Broadband Service
PCCW has high potential to be a leader
Reasons: limited capabilities
e.g. lead time advantages Complementary resources Technical standard
Acquire HKT to conquer HK market
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Thank You Comments & Questions