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T EC H N O LO G Y B U S I N ES S R ES EAR C H , I N C .

Redefining the Carrier Cloud: A Market Forecast View

Technology Business Research Webinar Series

July 13, 2015

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Your presenter

Michael Sullivan-Trainor

Executive Analyst, Telecom

Email: [email protected]

Twitter: @mikest

Carrier Cloud Webinar

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Agenda

• Key Trends

• Revenue Forecast

• Market Leaders

• NFV-SDN Impact

• Leading Operators

• Leading Suppliers

• Supplier Opportunity

Carrier Cloud Webinar

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Carriers diversify cloud strategies to stimulate growth while balancing network value and internal transformation

Priority shift: Carriers emphasize network “on-ramp” to cloud, competing against their own cloud services by partnering with major cloud service providers.

Carriers conducting internal network transformation are repurposing cloud capacity for NFV infrastructure.

Some carriers still focus on revenue growth by penetrating their customer bases, while other carriers continue to grow through acquisitions.

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Carrier cloud strategy: Growth through acquisition, partnering and capacity builds

CARRIER CLOUD

STRATEGY

PORTFOLIO

DATA CENTER INVESTMENT

ACQUIRE/ PARTNER

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Carriers continued to build partnerships and make targeted acquisitions while preparing for customer demand for hybrid cloud

Customer demand for alternative providers caused carriers to partner with leading cloud firms.

Growth through acquisition remained a prevalent strategy.

Dec. 2014

March 2015

Sept. 2014

Carriers globally are gearing up for customers’ shifts to hybrid cloud.

Key Trends in the Past Year

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The need to grow and transform the network business will continue to diffuse carriers’ investments in cloud services

New service releases maintained a healthy run rate for cloud revenue.

Carriers will differentiate their services by using transformed internal network infrastructure.

2015 2018 2014

IoT, storage and security for targeted segments are key growth areas in 2015.

Key Trends in the Future

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Carriers are combining their local solution depth with regional footprint expansion

Asia Carriers target high-growth regions such as China and India to build data centers and drive broader APAC growth.

EMEA

Carriers are investing in data centers while increasing engagement with regional partners and customers.

Americas Fixed operators are specializing in cloud but face a highly competitive market.

Regional View

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Cloud Service: Forecast

Carriers’ cloud revenue will grow from $4.7B to $11.8B at 16% CAGR driven by mission critical cloud migration in enterprise and SMB

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Total Market Carrier cloud revenue was $4.7 billion in 2014 and will grow at a 16% CAGR through 2020 to approximately $11.8 billion.

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4Q14 TOTAL CLOUD AS A SERVICE REVENUE (IN $ MILLIONS) TBR

NOTE: SPHERE SIZE REFLECTS VOLUME OF REVENUE.SOURCE: TBR AND COMPANY DATA

Total Carrier Cloud Revenue and Revenue Growth

NTT’s cloud revenue growth remained in the double digits due to portfolio and data center expansions

DT’s strong presence in private cloud drove double-digit Cloud as a Service revenue growth.

NTT was the leading 2014 Carrier Cloud operator due to continued investments in data centers to grow its global cloud footprint.

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China Telecom

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NTT

NTT’s strategy involves expanding its information and communications technology services globally through acquisitions and data center expansions.

China Telecom’s cloud strategy targets China-based multinational companies expanding their businesses into new markets.

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DT

DT focuses on migrating its small to midsize enterprise customers to cloud-based platforms by offering solutions from a diverse range of partners.

Global expansion and investments in data centers led NTT to the highest revenue among carrier cloud providers

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NFV spend projected to increase rapidly through 2015 as early adopters implement the technology across select domains

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NFV will gain momentum after early adopters work through implementation challenges between 2016 and 2018

2014 POC Stage

2016 Early Adopters

2022 Late Majority

2024 Laggards

2018 Early

Majority

2020 Mainstream Adoption

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Note: Assumes comprehensive network transformation through NFV architecture across multiple domains Assumption: Operators generally move slowly on new technology, and there will be integration challenges along the way.

NFV Adoption Curve

2016 Early Adopters 2020 Mainstream Adoption

Several Tier 1 operators, such as AT&T, will take a leading role in working out the kinks in NFV.

Once early adopters address the technical challenges, other operators will implement NFV in their networks.

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CenturyLink is ahead in NFV implementation, while AT&T, Telefonica and Deutsche Telekom pursue comprehensive architecture

• AT&T

• DT

• Telefonica

• NTT

• Vodafone

• China Telecom

• China Unicom

• Bharti • BT

• Rest of operators

• KPN

• Verizon

• KT

• Telenor

• KDDI

• SK Telecom • SoftBank

• America Movil

Operator Positioning

• CenturyLink

• France Telecom

• Early Adopter

• Mainstream

• Laggard

KEY

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• Etisalat

• China Mobile

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HP and Huawei gained ground while IBM and Cisco maintained broad reach through partnerships and portfolio expansion

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Differentiation / Technical Capability

Business Performance /

Capability

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EMC/VMware

Microsoft

SAP

Oracle HP

IBM

Nokia

Huawei

Ericsson Alcatel-Lucent

NEC

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Vendor Revenue from Cloud Solutions

Vendor revenue from cloud solutions

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Total Market The market for cloud-related hardware and software was nearly $21.7 billion in 2014 and will grow at a 12% CAGR through 2019 to approximately $38.3 billion.

Key Segments

Hardware (servers, storage and data center networking) accounted for more than two-thirds of cloud components revenue in 2014 and will rise slowly as a percentage of revenue through 2019.

Fastest Growth Operations management and security software will post a leading CAGR of 15.1% from 2014 to 2019, reaching nearly $5.2 billion.

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TBR’s Telecom Practice covers telecom operators and vendors globally

Telecom Coverage

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Telecom Vendors

Telecom Syndicated Research Coverage

Market Research Telecom Operators

Alcatel-Lucent

Cisco Systems

Ericsson

Hewlett-Packard Telecom &

Mobility

Huawei

IBM Telecom & Mobility

Juniper Networks

Nokia Networks

Samsung Networks

ZTE

Telecom Infrastructure Services

Global Market Forecast**

Telecom Infrastructure Services

North America Market Forecast**

Telecom Vendor Benchmark

Telecom Infrastructure Services

Benchmark

Telecom Infrastructure Services

Margin Benchmark**

NFV Market Forecast** AT&T

Comcast

Sprint

T-Mobile USA

Time Warner Cable

Verizon

U.S. & Canada Mobile Operator

Benchmark

Carrier Cloud Benchmark*

Enterprise Operator Benchmark*

Carrier Cloud Market Forecast**

NFV Market Landscape*

Alternative Network Provider

Market Landscape*

5G Market Landscape*

Small Cells Market Landscape*

Wi-Fi First Market Landscape*

Telecom Software Mediated Networks (NFV/SDN) Customer Adoption Study*

*Semiannual publication **Annual publication

Vendor Reports Benchmarks Market Landscapes Market Forecasts Customer Study

Telecom Coverage

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Carrier cloud research description and schedule

1Q15 2Q15 3Q15 4Q15

Carrier Cloud Benchmark

• Carrier Cloud Market Forecast

• Enterprise Operator Benchmark

• Enterprise Operator Benchmark

• Carrier Cloud Benchmark

BENCHMARK

Includes key findings, company strategic initiatives, revenue analysis based on segment revenue and geographic revenue, company product and portfolio initiatives

MARKET FORECAST

Includes current-year market sizing and five-year market forecast by multiple market segments, growth drivers, top trends and leading market players

Telecom Coverage

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Questions?

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James McIlroy Vice President of Sales Email: [email protected] Telephone: 603.929.1166

Q&A

Michael Sullivan-Trainor

Executive Analyst, Telecom

Email: [email protected]

Twitter: @mikest

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T EC H N O LO G Y B U S I N ES S R ES EAR C H , I N C .

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