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    Qualcomm Innovator Challenge

    Location-Based-Service in India using 3G CDMA and GPS technologies

    Submitted By:

    Geetika Varshneya

    Manoj Kumar Paras

    M.Tech(Apparel Production)

    NIFT, Bangalore, INDIA

    Service

    Promotion

    Market

    Trends

    Existing

    Market

    Competition

    Business

    Base

    Evaluation

    of Policies

    Cost

    Structure

    Technology

    Requirements

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    What is 3G CDMA?

    Spread spectrum modulation

    Originally developed for the military

    Resists jamming and many kinds of interference

    Coded modulation hidden from those w/o the code

    All users s

    hare s

    ame (l

    arge) block of spect

    rum One fo rone frequency reuse

    Soft handoffs possible

    Almost all accepted 3G radio standards are based on CDMA

    CDMA, W-CDMA and TD-SCDMA

    3rd Generation Partnership Project Two

    Separate organization, as 3GPP closely tiedto GSM and UMTS

    Goal of ultimate merger(3GPP + 3GPP2) remains

    The third generation of digital wireless technology, which supportsrich media suchas video clips. It started in 2001 in Japan, andreached Europe in 2002 and the United States in 2003.

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    Increased talk time

    SuperiorPowerControl

    Lowest radiation level

    Hi-Speed Internet Access

    Indiahas less than 0.4% penetration CDMA1x handsets

    (140 kbps) Most successful 3G Tech

    CDMA2000 controls 85% of the Worlds 3G market

    Adds 15 million new users perquarterWorldwide

    BetterVoice & Consistent Quality

    Adva

    nced pla

    tform suppo

    rting innov

    ative

    applic

    ations GSM 3G evolution relies on CDMA

    Technology

    Hence CDMA choice for the 3rdgeneration!

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    3G CDMA Advantage

    Valuable Spectrum:Valuable Spectrum: Operation in the 450 MHz, 800 MHz and 1900 MHz bands

    Excellent RF propagation characteristics:

    Signals can travel longer distances

    Fewer base stations are needed to cover wider areas

    Network investment and operating costs are significantly reduced

    A 3G technology:A 3G technology: An excellent performance & value proposition

    Spectrally efficient and mature technology:

    Economically supports toll-quality voice, and always-on broadband data, andmultimedia services

    Unmatched network capacity and coverage

    Up to 168 users (155 Erlangs) of voice traffic per 5MHz sector/carrier1 - Morethan 4 times GSM 2

    Up to 3.1 Mbps peak data rate per user - More than 20 times that of an EDGEnetwork 3

    Improved security and privacy

    SSL 3.0 with 128 bit key encryption and support of digital signatures throughpublic key infrastructure

    No eavesdropping, less static and interference

    Numerous value-added services designed to increase operator revenue

    An easy migration path and robust roadmap towards next generation services, thatpreserves your investment

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    GPS Market

    Accurate quality maps are a pre-requisite to

    start a navigation boom

    2003: Central Europe

    2005: Scandinavia

    2006: Eastern Europe

    2007: Australia & Middle East

    2008: India

    The best navigable maps cover already 20

    metropolitan regions in India

    Maps and navigation are now available for a

    majority of the mobile phone users

    The latest local maps enable good quality

    location-aware services

    Detailed coverage from 160 cities in India

    Navigation in around 20 metropolitan areas

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    3G CDMA Existing Market

    Stake in Existing Market :

    Technology relied upon :

    Total Investment :

    Analyzing the predicted Market RevenueTrends, expected Break Even PeriodforVodafone

    BHARTI (10%)

    GSM (Larger service rangein India)

    1.5

    billion USD

    Our Target Break Even before

    February

    2008

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    Current Position ofReliance in market

    - 20.3% of the subscriber population

    - Largest CDMAprovider in India

    - 54% of the population is

    below the age of 241

    - Estimated youths annual

    spending

    US$10.5

    billion1

    Population Count in 2006(millions)

    10%

    20%

    11%

    10%16%

    13%

    9%

    4%7%

    0-4

    5to14

    15-19

    20-24

    25-34

    35-44

    45-54

    55-59

    Collaboration with Reliance!

    Targeting the Youth Section!

    Launching the service on Valentines Day!

    Customer Base

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    Cost Structure

    50p for

    each 128

    Bytes packet

    Billing

    Structure

    Following

    Japans estimate5

    APC=8192(1MB)

    Reliance Customer

    Base 20.3% of

    38.5 Mn6= 7.82 Mn

    Target 54%1

    Young Customer

    = 4.22 million

    Total Reliance

    Revenue =

    Normal Revenue + 3G Revenue

    Young Reliance

    CustomersReliance Subscriber

    Accessing Internet

    Estd. Avg Packet

    Consumption

    per month (APC)Charge (C)Packet wise

    billing

    0 7 0 7

    0 6 0 6

    ( ) ( ) . 0 .3 6 ( ) .

    D e c D e c

    F e b F e b

    A R P U t p o p t d t C A P C p o p t d t v v v v

    Target Break even

    December 2007

    COMPUTATION STEPS

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    Estimated Breakup of Expenses

    Estimated cost for infrastructure, planning services, site civil works

    (based on other countries statistics)

    106.4 billion INRLicensing fees, sales and marketing cost

    (26% of the acquired revenue)

    7.49 billion INR

    Total Expense (Approx)

    115 billion INR

    Feb, 2006 Dec, 2007

    Estd. Revenue Earned

    143 billion

    Large Profit Margin

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    ThankYou!

    Service

    Promotion

    Market

    Trends

    Existing

    Market

    Competition

    Business

    Base

    Evaluation

    of Policies

    Cost

    Structure

    Technology

    Requirements