The social telco
| Publication Date | June 2009 |
|---|---|
| Publisher | Ovum |
| Product Type | Report |
| Pages | 11 |
| ISBN Number | not applicable |
| Product Code | OVM00893 |
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Summary
Fixed telcos are failing to capture young people as customers. Teenagers communicate through a variety of means which bypass the fixed telco altogether and take these behaviours with them when they go on to university and/or working life.
Content
- Executive summary
- In a nutshell
- Ovum view
- Introduction
- Defining the social telco
- Drivers for social telco activities
- Two major reasons why telcos need to become social
- Users migrating to other platforms
- Lack of effective innovation on the part of telcos
- Solving the two major challenges
- Two primary aims of social telco activities
- Creating alternative channels and business models for telco services
- Enabling true innovation that leverages telco functionality
- Social telco activities
- Engaging customers through Web 2.0 sites is just the beginning
- The focus should be on service exposure with effective controls
- Part and parcel of telco transformation efforts
- A difficult balance between openness and control
- BT's acquisition of Ribbit provides an interesting case study
- Two new service models
- Enabling new business models
- Not all services will be developed in this way
- Not just a fixed or consumer strategy
- Social telco is for mobile operators and enterprises too
- Third-party tools often part of the solution
- IBM, Oracle and Alcatel-Lucent among the vendors
- Examples and case studies
- Most telcos' strategies are in the early stages
- Vodafone Connect to Friends
- Chunghwa Telecom mash-up competition
- Telecom Italia
- List of Figures
- Figure 1: Changing communication preferences for 15??
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