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UTStarcom — UTStarcom IPTV Webinar Series (September 2005)
23 slides from UTStarcom's conference presentation, Sep 15, 2005
Slide 1: IPTV UTStarcom Webinar Series
IPTV UTStarcom Webinar Series September 15, 2005
Slide 2: Safe Harbor
Safe Harbor Some information we will discuss during this presentation is forward-looking in nature and subject to risks and uncertainties that may cause actual results to differ materially from our current expectations. To understand the risks that could cause results to differ, please refer to the
Slide 3: Who Is UTStarcom?
Who Is UTStarcom? • Leading provider of IP-based, end-to-end networking solutions and international service and support to carriers worldwide • More than 300 customers worldwide • More than 70 million ports deployed worldwide • More than 47 million UTStarcom PAS subscribers in China • Shipped over 3
Slide 4: Why Consumers Are Excited About IPTV!
Why Consumers Are Excited About IPTV! All Purchased & Personal Content (Music, Pictures, Home Movies) Available Anywhere at Any Time! • The End of “Appointment” Television: Watch Any Show at Any Time! • The Consumer is in Control: All Programming on Demand at Any Time Means Never Having to Pre-Recor
Slide 5: Why Operators Are Excited About IPTV!
Why Operators Are Excited About IPTV! Commercial TV • Declining Voice & Data Revenues Video On Demand Time-shifted TV • New Revenue Streams New TV/Video with Minimal Incremental Serv ices Video Phone $15-50 per Investment user/month Gaming & Portal • Increased Average Revenue per User (ARPU) Persona
Slide 6: IPTV: Why Now?
IPTV: Why Now? The Market is Ready • Explosive growth of broadband worldwide • The number of broadband households has doubled in the past two years and is expected to double again in by the end of 2006 (Merrill Lynch) • ALL major carriers worldwide are in trial or deployment of IPTV • Content provid
Slide 7: Triple Play Service Delivery Options
Triple Play Service Delivery Options Telcos Are Uniquely Positioned to Deliver Complete Triple Play Service Portfolio! Telco • Ubiquitous triple play access • High-bandwidth data service offering • Experience with telco regulations • Telco service delivery expertise • Wireless service provider relat
Slide 8: IPTV Market Trends
IPTV Market Trends Telco TV Subscribers Are Expected to Exceed 120 Million by 2010! Telco TV Subs By Region 150 Subs (million) 100 50 0 2005E 2006E 2007E 2008E 2009E 2010E North America Latin America Asia Pacific EMEA Source: ABI Research, 2005
Slide 9: IPTV Competitive Landscape
IPTV Competitive Landscape Streaming Middleware Encoders Set-Top-Box OSS / BSS Servers Real-time VOD Serv er EPG Serv er Decoder MAM Encoding of & Storage Application Serv er EPG Client Subscriber Broadcast TV Brow ser & Controller Management OBS (Siemens) OpenTV (ThirdSpace)
Slide 10: IPTV System Requirements
IPTV System Requirements What Should You Look for in a Carrier-Class IPTV solution? Scalability • Can it meet the demands of millions of users on the system at one time? • Will it grow in time w ith subscriber demand w ithout forklift upgrade? Deliver High Quality of Experience • Will it deliver rel
Slide 11: Why UTStarcom's mVision?
Why UTStarcom’s mVision? mVision is the Only Solution on the Market Today Built on a Proven Softswitch Platform for Large-Scale IPTV Deployments! Unparalleled Scalability • Up to 5,000,000 users single system capacity • 15,000 concurrent streams (2 Mbps) per telco rack, linearly scalable • 40,000 ho
Slide 12: Highlights of UTStarcom's mVision
Highlights of UTStarcom’s mVision End-to-end, carrier-class multimedia streaming system • IP-based, digitally secured delivery • Includes encoding, video switching, storage, set-top boxes, EPGs and all requisite system elements (middleware, billing, OSS) Enables complete flexibility of viewing times
Slide 13: Key Features of UTStarcom's mVision
Key Features of UTStarcom’s mVision Codec Agnostic End-to-End Solution MPEG-2 Encoder / Transcoder MPEG-4 Streaming/Storage server Windows Media Series 9 Set-top box H.264 EPG / Application server Subscriber management Standards & DRM Agnostic Billing system RTP/RTSP for
Slide 14: mVision Deployment Scenario
mVision Deployment Scenario Real T ime E nc oding Headend M P E G - 2 , M P E G - 4 , WM - 9 C e ntral Me diaSwitch MM5000 NMS O SS (MAM/SAM/Billing) Encode r Synchronizing IP Backbone City 1 City 2 City 3 Edge Me dia Edge Me dia Switch Switch Edge Me dia Switch DSLAM/ AN-2000 IB Rev. 2.0 AN-2000 IB
Slide 15: The Elements of UTStarcom's mVision
The Elements of UTStarcom’s mVision Content Engine mBOSS / Netw ork Live encoding, transcoding Management System & transrating (NMS) Billing, subscriber management, asset management MediaSw itch Content streaming & storage unit for central office Electronic Programming deployment Guide (EPG) Brandab
Slide 16: UTStarcom's Transport & Access Platforms
UTStarcom’s Transport & Access Platforms BBS 1000 GEPON AN-2000 IP DSLAM / iAN-8000 High-density broadband Third generation fiber access multiservice broadband access NetRing MSTP UBS Outside Plant IP DSLAM Multi-speed integrated transport Plug-and-play DSLAM that for TDM, Ethernet and ATM dramatica
Slide 17: Yahoo! BB Case Study
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Slide 18: Yahoo! BB & UTStarcom: A Success Story
Yahoo! BB & UTStarcom: A Success Story Yahoo! BB is the First Competitive Carrier in the World to Surpass the Incumbent Provider in Market Share! • September 2001: Introduced 8 Mbps ADSL data service • April 2002: Launched BB Phone VoIP service • August 2002: Upgraded to 12 Mbps ADSL data service •
Slide 19: Yahoo! BB Subscriber Growth
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Slide 20: Yahoo! BB's BBTV IPTV Service
Yahoo! BB’s BBTV IPTV Service Cost to Subscriber Per Month STB rental fee US$11 Basic Channel Package US$19 (28 channels) Basic Video-on-Demand Package (1,000 titles) US$19 Basic Channel + Basic VOD US$29 Premium Channel US$9 (Fishing Vision) Premium Channel US$24 (Fighting Samurai) Per-Movie Video
Slide 21: BBTV Network Architecture
BBTV Network Architecture BBTV’s Head-end office Using Yahoo! BB䇲㼖 ADSL and FTTH Installed edge server to NTT’s CO ADSL/FTTH Telephone CPE (ADSL modem or GE-PON ONU) Ethernet STB Home
Slide 22: UTStarcom: Global IPTV Market Leader
UTStarcom: Global IPTV Market Leader • Commercial mVision deployments worldwide • Softbank BBTV (Japan) • DSSI/Beyond Communications (U.S.) • More than 40 trials worldwide currently underway in Asia, India, North America, Europe & Latin America • Harbin, Heilongjiang Province (China) • Largest IPTV
Slide 23: Thank You!
“s9STARCOM’ Thank You!
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