Success Factors of the Finnish Mobile Services Market

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Success Factors of the Finnish Mobile Services Market Jukka Leinonen Product management & development Integrated Enterprise Services

Traditional strengths of the Finnish mobile market Strong ecosystem Operators, vendors, universities Regulation Opening markets in a controlled way Unbiased customers Technology-minded consumers Companies utilize telecom possibilities in many ways and with an unherarchical approach How to succeed in market change and after? 2

Communications keeps growing... 3

Market change shows as migration to mobile and IP-based services Fixed Mobile -10%* +23%* n io rat g Mi Mig rat io Internet n +33%* of which broadband +58%* *) Change in group net sales, 1-12/2003 1-12/2005 4

Major reshuffle in the killer application Millions of minutes 1 400 000 1 200 000 1 000 000 800 000 Fixed Voice Mobile Voice 600 000 IP Voice 400 000 200 000 0 2005 2006 Millions of voice minutes in Western Europe Source: IDC database 5 2007 2008 2009 2010

Customers want to be connected anytime anywhere Revenues (EUR billion) 200 180 Mobile Value Added Services 160 140 Mobile voice 120 100 80 60 40 20 0-01 -02-03 -04-05 -06-07 -08-09 -10-11 Revenues from mobile services in Western Europe Source: Analysys Research, 2006 6

Enterprises struggle with complex IT and telecom solutions Nordic/Baltic Managed Services market 2005, SEK 190 billion 5% TeliaSonera Source: IDC, analysys, 2005 7

Market change to service competition Trends Effects Markets Calmer on the mobile front Service operator exits 3G bundling Broadband growth continues Managed services and outsourcing grow Technology From fixed to mobile From legacy to IP 8 Consolidation Price erosion leveling off Smaller churn New pricing models, price rises Customer loyalty, services Ending low-budget subscriptions (Tele Finland, Elisa)

Four affecting forces Consolidating Industry Commoditisation of services TeliaSonera Competitive pricing pressure 9 Regulators circumventing Convergence: migration to mobile and IP

Mobility Services - challenges Execution, speed and simplicity Migration from fixed to mobile services Price competitiveness, intelligent bundles, low end brands Bundled services, services for the urban youth segment Increase the usage of data services 10

From evolution to revolution in the enterprise world TeliaSonera has the leading position in the fast growing enterprise market Market Market outlook The value of the Nordic and Baltic managed services market is SEK 190 bn, 2005 100 Sweden Finland NorwayDenmark Baltics 90 80 70 60 50 40 30 20 10 0 Market value0 (bn SEK) 11 66 5 3910 38 15 44 20 7 Telecom Services Managed NW Services Managed IT Services Applications Integrated Systems / Solutions The overall market will grow 3 5% CAGR Telecom services and network services- where TeliaSonera is strong will grow slower than the overall market The major growth will come from Managed IT services, applications and Integrated solutions Outsourcing and hosting of infrastructure and applications will continue to grow The growth across countries looks quite even with the Baltic countries showing above average growth especially in Managed IT Services overall

Strategic Offering Areas (1/2) Business Processes Business Applications Real-Time Mobility Business Productivity Partners TeliaSonera IES with Partners Communication Services Business Infrastructure Services IT Network Infrastructure Infrastructure 12

Strategic Offering Areas (2/2) Business Infrastructure Customers productivity via always-on, reliable and secure end-to-end managed solutions from user devices (desktop/laptop/mobile) via networks to services Communication Customers productivity by offering multimedia communication capabilities (voice, sms, mms, im, email, presence ) to increase availability and reachability of people independent of time, place and device Real-Time Mobility Customers productivity in office and on the move by providing tools, working methods and solutions to enable real-time business messaging (email, address book, calendar, presence ) and access to business information Business Productivity 13 Customers productivity by enabling business connectivity, availablity of data and interoperability between partners, systems, machines and employees Lead the migration to automate and renew customers key processes by intelligently automating the real-time flow of information

Future service areas Bundle for experience Broadband entertainment Business process networking Transforming business with communications enabled business applications Converged communications Enable versatile life and corporate mobility Enriched mobility Network outsourcing Enable and provide anytime, anyplace, anywhere, any device 14 Taking care of total communications for efficient business infrastructure

Future roadmap MARKET SERVICES TECHNOLOGY 2006 15 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011

Conclusions future strengths Ecosystem Relevant environment and competence needs broaden to include media content and system integration Regulation towards a competitive factor Enabling regulation to support industry change General competitive regulation instead of sector-specific regulation Unbiased customers Win the hearts of consumers with unparallelled simplicity Finnish companies to show the way in utilizing productivity services Finland has the possibility to lead the industry development 16