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Sprint is Your Partner for M2M
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Russell Mosburg
Director, Sprint M2M Group
An Industry Leading Wireless Company
• FORTUNE 100 company
• Annual revenues – $33.7B in 2011
• Serve more than 56 million
customers
• Serve 92% of FORTUNE 500
companies
• Strong prepaid brand portfolio with
Virgin Mobile USA, Boost Mobile,
Assurance Wireless
• First wireless 4G network from a
national carrier in the United
States*
• Nationwide 2G/3G/4G voice and
data network
• 2G/3G based on Secure CDMA
• Largest network of Wholesale
MVNO Partners
*Sprint 4G network reaches over 70 markets, on select
devices. See Sprint.com/4G for details.
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Sprint Industry Recognition
#1 M2M Carrier in North America, Second
Globally - Overall Excellence Global M2M
Scorecard 11/2011
- Ranked #1 for Overall Value.
- Consumer Reports also ranked Sprint ranked #1
for overall customer satisfaction!
(Tied with Verizon)
Wholesale Best-in-Class Award for No. 1
performance in the areas of Network,
Provisioning and Customer Service for the
second consecutive year. 4/2012
2011 North American Customer Value
Enhancement of the Year Award for
Machine to Machine 11/2011
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Innovating with Mobility Industry Firsts
First carrier to complete a 3G network upgrade
First to support network-based location tracking capabilities
First to launch Google Wallet
America’s first “glasses-free” 3D 4G phone
Launched first 3G/4G device, HTC EVO™ 4G
First to support full music downloads
First carrier with GPS-enabled device
First to launch mobile streaming video
First to launch over-the-air downloads of apps, ringtones and screen savers
First camera phone in U.S.
2002 2005 2010 2008 2011 2009
First device made of corn-based bio-plastic
First national U.S. wireless carrier to launch 4G
First mobile payment solution, Sprint Mobile Wallet
First to enable users to instantly customize their Android™ devices with Sprint ID
2012
Industry-first mobile
security and safety apps with Sprint Guardian
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How Is Mobility Changing Industry?
The
Mobility
Revolution
Wireless
Connectivity
in Everything
Mobile
Internet
Experience
Plus “Context”
and “Always
Connected”
Synchronization Mobility Integrated
into Business
Processes
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Critical Industry Shifts
Smartphone
Adoption
Connected
Devices
Broadband
Ubiquity
Real World
Connectivity
Wireless
Built Into
Everything
Industries
Redefined Consumer-
ization
of IT
Business Process
Redefinition
New
Industry
Creation Emergence
of Cloud
Carrier
Disintermediation
From Communication
Sessions to Social/
Info/Entertainment
Connectivity
Exponential Data
Traffic Growth
Commod-
itization of
Wireless
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In the Midst of All This Change …
“… It’s good to know that some things remain the same and
you can control the pace at which you adopt …”
Sprint is committed to “all G’s”
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Sprint and M2M
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Over 12+ years enabling the automatic communication between
devices with limited direct human intervention
Sprint Enabled Solutions
Video Analytics
Digital Signage
all-in-one
displays and
media players
Personal
Health
Office Equipment
Vending
• Fleet / Telematics / IVC
• IVC OEMS
• UBI / PAYD Solutions
• Public Safety / Emergency
• Utility/SmartGrid
• Water / Oil / Gas
• Security and Surveillance
• Automation and Control
• ATM / POS / Access / Vending
• Digital Signage and Kiosk
• Asset Tracking
• Embedded Routers and Modems
• Personal Gaming and Tracking
• Personal Health Management
• Copiers, Printer, Scanners
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M2M Solutions Approach
Partner
Enablement
Network Access
Vending, ATM, Security,
Alarms, POS, Digital
Signage, RMAC
Bundled Solutions
Sprint Value Add,
Network Access
Fleet Management,
Insurance, Asset
Management
Fully Integrated
Product
Platform, Device,
Software, Network
Access
Connected Vehicle
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Sprint M2M Collaboration Center
The working center offers:
• Public and private labs
• Test equipment and RF chambers
• Solution design and
engineering resources
• Innovation and collaboration rooms
• Solutions showcase and demonstrations
• Access to leading partners
Investing in the M2M Ecosystem
Burlingame
San
Francisco
Oakland
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Sprint Command Center
• Self-manage devices and services
• Add, remove, suspend, un-suspend devices as necessary
• Pre-provisioning plus automated activations & un-suspensions
• Open API access allows connectivity to existing enterprise apps
• Flexible rating capabilities (pooling, peak/off-peak, et al)
• Extensive reporting capabilities
• Usage alerts & notifications
Comprehensive self-service device management available to
customers via a web portal or direct APIs
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The synthesis of all of the Sprint networks through the All New Sprint Network
allows innovation and evolution for each of Sprint services for tomorrow and beyond
Sprint Network Technology Evolution
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Expanded
2G/3G
HD
Voice and Data
Voice and Data
2G/3G
Voice and Data
Sprint Direct
Connect
4G LTE
LTE 4G
Advanced
All New Sprint
Network
FUTURE TODAY
Nextel Direct
Connect
Push- TO-X
WiMAX
Sprint Network Technology Evolution
What is it?
• Innovative $4 Billion Network Upgrade underway
• Greater network capacity due to unlocking of spectrum for ANY “G”
• 50%+ greater 2G, 3G, and 4G Coverage reach per cell site
• Deeper in-building penetration via new Antennas with additional dB gain.
• Innovative Handset Network offloading to abundant 2.5Ghz releases spectrum for M2M
• CDMA 2G and 3G Technology Commitment
COVERAGE, CAPACITY, COST
Nation’s 1st Multi-Frequency and
Multi-Protocol Software defined
Cellular Network
Shared pool of spectrum
frequencies for ALL protocols
(2G, 3G, LTE, 5G?, 6G?, etc)
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While continuing to support WiMAX, Sprint 4G will continue to grow, covering an
estimated 250M people with 4G LTE by the end of 2013
Sprint Rapidly Deploying LTE
Sprint 4G (WiMAX) network reaches over 70 markets, on select devices. Sprint 4G LTE network available in limited markets on select devices. Visit Sprint.com/4G for details. Unless
otherwise noted, Sprint 4G LTE devices will not operate on the Sprint 4G (WiMAX) network & Sprint 4G (WiMAX) devices will not operate on the Sprint 4G LTE network. © 2012 Sprint. This
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2012 2013
Overlap: 67M Overlap: 120M
LTE
123M
WiMax
120M
4G Covered Population (Expected)
Total 4G POPs: 176M Total 4G POPs: 250M
LTE
250M
WiMax
120M
BEFORE
AFTER
CDMA Enhancements
The All New Sprint Network improves 2G/3G signal strength and increases coverage
Multimode BTS 2G/3G/4G Combined Individual 2G/3G & 4G BTS Today
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While other carriers are sunsetting networks, Sprint is investing in “all G’s”
Two major investments Sprint is making to improve and enhance 2G Capacity:
1) Multi-Billion Network Vision project ensures effective and efficient spectrum utilization
2) Upgrade to Qualcomm 1x Advanced provides significant 2G 1xRTT capacity
Sprint Continues to Invest in 2G
Qualcomm 1x Advanced Upgrade
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Why Sprint CDMA for Security Industry?
8/28/12
Top 5 Monitoring stories for the past
30 days
1) AT&T: 2017 end of the line for 2G
Cell carrier’s ‘sunset’ for GSM will force
upgrade to 3G and 4G radios
By Rich Miller
YARMOUTH, Maine—AT&T will phase
out its 2G networks by 2017, setting a
long-anticipated timeline for the “sunset”
of the technology and giving the alarm
industry a target date to upgrade cellular
equipment.
2) Blog! 3G vs. 4G: AT&T’s ‘sunset’
fuels debate
3) Blog! Lights out for 2G? 'Sunset'
debate heats up
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Why Sprint CDMA for Security Industry?
8/28/12
Top 5 Monitoring stories for the past
30 days
1) AT&T: 2017 end of the line for 2G
Cell carrier’s ‘sunset’ for GSM will force
upgrade to 3G and 4G radios
By Rich Miller
YARMOUTH, Maine—AT&T will phase
out its 2G networks by 2017, setting a
long-anticipated timeline for the “sunset”
of the technology and giving the alarm
industry a target date to upgrade cellular
equipment.
2) Blog! 3G vs. 4G: AT&T’s ‘sunset’
fuels debate
3) Blog! Lights out for 2G? 'Sunset'
debate heats up
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CMDA: Originally developed by US
Military for anti-eavesdropping and anti-
jamming applications. Combines Secure
Spread Spectrum, Encryption, and phasing
technologies. Spread Spectrum CDMA
code has NEVER been compromised.
Sprint’s 1XRtt - Vision, Partnership &
Commitment
• Sprint’s network vision accommodates
multiple business models
• Flexible module options (OEMs and
Features)
• Committed to supporting 1XRtt
customers
• Provides GSM alternatives
• Support the M2M partnership
• Don’t force customers to change their
business based on our network changes
• Don’t “over-engineer” an M2M data
solution
• Strategic Partners are committed
• Qualcomm committed to 1XRtt chip sets
for Sprint
• Module OEMs committed to 1XRtt
module supply
The Price of Moving to HSPA
• Telit HSPA (AT&T) BOM: $37
• Qualcomm Royalty: 9%
• Price: $47 - $62 (in quantity)
* iSupply Module Teardown 2012
Sprint Commitment to Affordable G’s
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Sprint is Your Partner for M2M
• Open M2M Collaboration Center
• Open Device Initiative
• Open Business Models
• 2G/3G/4G Leadership and Network Choice
• Network Vision: Multimode Platform
• LBS Leadership and Network of Partners
• Dedicated, Certified, Trusted Professionals
• Sprint Command Center
• Proven Experience and Support
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