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WebRTC: Show me the money!
Where‘s the beef for telecommunication carriers?


mm1 Future of Communications Forum
March 2013
WebRTC is the latest (r)evolution in
IP-based telecommunication

                                              Comparison on                               WebRTC
                                              the next slides
  Degree of network independence


                                                                 P2P VoIP



                                      VoIP



            PSTN



                                                                                                          Time



      Circuit-switched        Based on SIP                 Fully internet-based    Fully internet-based
      Electric equipment      IMS core                     Peer-to-peer            Only web browser
      Switched lines          Non-trivial server           Client required          required
                                structure                    Walled gardens

                                     mm1 Future of Communications Forum: On WebRTC                               2
OTTs constitute walled gardens with dedicated installers




                                                                                     closed ecosystem

  closed ecosystem




        Dedicated client software required                        Walled garden

         (Each screen requires its own client)                  (No interoperability
                                                               between ecosystems)

                                   mm1 Future of Communications Forum: On WebRTC                          3
WebRTC is high-quality, interoperable audio & video
communication directly built into browsers


                                                                     Open ecosystem




  Powerful
  media
  engine




                     WebRTC built into browser
                                                                      
             No client software necessary                      No walled garden

      (Only browser with WebRTC function)                    (Interoperability not
                                                           depending on client used)

                                  mm1 Future of Communications Forum: On WebRTC        4
High market relevance due to backing of major players


      Developer                                Editors




                                            Participants




      Open source                                                   Open standard




                    mm1 Future of Communications Forum: On WebRTC                   5
Simplicity and openness encourage WebRTC acceptance


                                                                 No Telco know-how required
                                                                 No sophisticated
                                          Simple                  programming skills required
                                           code




                                       Wide reach




           Open                                                               Open
          source                                                            standard



          Lowers entry barriers                             Encourages adoption
           (cost, time)                                      Ubiquitous component in
          Encourages participation                           most modern browsers




                            mm1 Future of Communications Forum: On WebRTC                       6
As the future ‚browserphone‘, the disruptive potential of
WebRTC is immense



     Powerful product              Major players                     Openness & simplicity




                        WebRTC is the „browserphone“:
          The web browser becomes a valid telecommunication endpoint!




                          mm1 Future of Communications Forum: On WebRTC                      7
Due to its low entry barriers and potential impact
the WebRTC market will be crowded


  Degree of network independence /
  Height of entry barrier
  for new players

              PSTN


                                      VoIP


                                                                P2P VoIP
                                                                                     WebRTC

                                                                                              Time




                                     mm1 Future of Communications Forum: On WebRTC                   8
WebRTC does not specify a backend infrastructure




                                               or

                  ?
                                                       




                                                                                        Focus



           What is your                 How to deal with                  How to connect
         name and how do                 asynchronous                      two WebRTC
            I find you?                    requests?                          users?

            Directory                     Online / offline              Switching / signalling


                        mm1 Future of Communications Forum: On WebRTC                            9
Third parties will provide backend infrastructure


                  B2C playing field                                               B2B playing field

                                                 Glue between B2C
                                                  and B2B worlds




 End user     B2C service offering WebRTC               API              Gateway              Carrier network



             New venture- & UX-driven         Provides simple  Handle media  Provide infrastructure
              services (to be invented)         interface for B2C   streams            & interoperability
             No telco know-how                 service providers  Break-out/-in to  Unique scalability
                                               Telco know-how      telco networks


                                  mm1 Future of Communications Forum: On WebRTC                                 10
The beef is in B2B and B2B2C where the ocean is still blue


      Red ocean: many small players                              Blue ocean: Here‘s the beef!




                              frisB
                                                 Twilio
                 C-Button

                            mm1 Future of Communications Forum: On WebRTC                       11
Conclusion: By combining their strengths to enable B2C
players, API providers, gateway manufacturers and carriers
can participate in the upcoming WebRTC boom

                          B2C sites focus on user experience (UX)
                          Large number of market entrants due to low entry barriers
                          Monetization path still being defined
 B2C service (SaaS)       Long tail, high disruption business optimally suited to small players

                        API providers straddle the gap between network core and B2C sites
                        They leverage deep know-how in telecommunication infrastructure
                         as well as the design of developer-friendly APIs
 API provider (SaaS)    Provide B2B2x services to WebRTC applications

                        The most important component in connecting WebRTC and SIP
                        Gateway and platform providers handle media streams and provide
                         transcoding, mixing and relay services
  Gateway (PaaS)        Provide break-in and break-out services to and from carriers

                        Operate the backbones, can provide scalability and offer QoS/QoE
                         as well as billing services
                        Provide interconnection with DIDs
                        Have the know-how and relationships to deploy gateways and API
                         infrastructure
Care to know more? Just call:




                                Dr. Harry Behrens
                                Senior Consultant
                                + 49 (171) 2279940
                                h.behrens@mm1-consulting.de




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WebRTC: Show me the money! Where's the beef for gateway, platform, API and telecommunication providers?

  • 1. WebRTC: Show me the money! Where‘s the beef for telecommunication carriers? mm1 Future of Communications Forum March 2013
  • 2. WebRTC is the latest (r)evolution in IP-based telecommunication Comparison on WebRTC the next slides Degree of network independence P2P VoIP VoIP PSTN Time  Circuit-switched  Based on SIP  Fully internet-based  Fully internet-based  Electric equipment  IMS core  Peer-to-peer  Only web browser  Switched lines  Non-trivial server  Client required required structure  Walled gardens mm1 Future of Communications Forum: On WebRTC 2
  • 3. OTTs constitute walled gardens with dedicated installers   closed ecosystem closed ecosystem Dedicated client software required Walled garden (Each screen requires its own client) (No interoperability between ecosystems) mm1 Future of Communications Forum: On WebRTC 3
  • 4. WebRTC is high-quality, interoperable audio & video communication directly built into browsers Open ecosystem Powerful media engine WebRTC built into browser  No client software necessary No walled garden (Only browser with WebRTC function) (Interoperability not depending on client used) mm1 Future of Communications Forum: On WebRTC 4
  • 5. High market relevance due to backing of major players Developer Editors Participants Open source Open standard mm1 Future of Communications Forum: On WebRTC 5
  • 6. Simplicity and openness encourage WebRTC acceptance  No Telco know-how required  No sophisticated Simple programming skills required code Wide reach Open Open source standard  Lowers entry barriers  Encourages adoption (cost, time)  Ubiquitous component in  Encourages participation most modern browsers mm1 Future of Communications Forum: On WebRTC 6
  • 7. As the future ‚browserphone‘, the disruptive potential of WebRTC is immense Powerful product Major players Openness & simplicity WebRTC is the „browserphone“: The web browser becomes a valid telecommunication endpoint! mm1 Future of Communications Forum: On WebRTC 7
  • 8. Due to its low entry barriers and potential impact the WebRTC market will be crowded Degree of network independence / Height of entry barrier for new players PSTN VoIP P2P VoIP WebRTC Time mm1 Future of Communications Forum: On WebRTC 8
  • 9. WebRTC does not specify a backend infrastructure or ?   Focus What is your How to deal with How to connect name and how do asynchronous two WebRTC I find you? requests? users? Directory Online / offline Switching / signalling mm1 Future of Communications Forum: On WebRTC 9
  • 10. Third parties will provide backend infrastructure B2C playing field B2B playing field Glue between B2C and B2B worlds End user B2C service offering WebRTC API Gateway Carrier network  New venture- & UX-driven  Provides simple  Handle media  Provide infrastructure services (to be invented) interface for B2C streams & interoperability  No telco know-how service providers  Break-out/-in to  Unique scalability  Telco know-how telco networks mm1 Future of Communications Forum: On WebRTC 10
  • 11. The beef is in B2B and B2B2C where the ocean is still blue Red ocean: many small players Blue ocean: Here‘s the beef! frisB Twilio C-Button mm1 Future of Communications Forum: On WebRTC 11
  • 12. Conclusion: By combining their strengths to enable B2C players, API providers, gateway manufacturers and carriers can participate in the upcoming WebRTC boom  B2C sites focus on user experience (UX)  Large number of market entrants due to low entry barriers  Monetization path still being defined B2C service (SaaS)  Long tail, high disruption business optimally suited to small players  API providers straddle the gap between network core and B2C sites  They leverage deep know-how in telecommunication infrastructure as well as the design of developer-friendly APIs API provider (SaaS)  Provide B2B2x services to WebRTC applications  The most important component in connecting WebRTC and SIP  Gateway and platform providers handle media streams and provide transcoding, mixing and relay services Gateway (PaaS)  Provide break-in and break-out services to and from carriers  Operate the backbones, can provide scalability and offer QoS/QoE as well as billing services  Provide interconnection with DIDs  Have the know-how and relationships to deploy gateways and API infrastructure
  • 13. Care to know more? Just call: Dr. Harry Behrens Senior Consultant + 49 (171) 2279940 h.behrens@mm1-consulting.de 13