This document discusses how accelerating digitization can build a better connected world. It argues that information and communication technologies (ICT) are creating a decentralized world by promoting global sharing, driving interdisciplinary innovation, and shattering the limits of time and space. Several countries are highlighted that are investing in digital infrastructure like broadband to spur their digital economies and drive applications in areas like healthcare, education, and transportation. The role of governments in funding, collaborating on standards and regulations, and rational spectrum planning is also discussed as important to maximizing the benefits of ICT.

1. Accelerating Digitization to Build a
Better Connected World
July 19, 2016

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Where there is vitality, there is the center of the world
140 Years Ago
Steel
Pittsburgh City
Automobile
Detroit City
70 Years Ago Digital information era
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ICT is our new vitality, creating a decentralized world
Promotes global
sharing
Drives inter-disciplinary
innovation
Shatters the limits of
time and space
Distributed vitality creats a
decentralized world, bringing more
opportunities to the margins of
society
ICT

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ICT investment
1% Increase in
GDP
Over
$11 Trillion
30%
increasing
agricultural
crop yields
300 trillion
liters of water
saving
Per year
25 billion
barrels of oil
saving per year
20%
reduction of
global CO2e
emissions by
2030
ICT
ICT drives digital transformation
Source: WEF 2015, GCI 2016, GeSI
20%
=
in economic
benefits per year
by 2030
• China: Turnovers of e-commerce exceed CNY18 trillion,
bypassing the credit card stage and directly entering
the e-payment era, 12.7% of the total retail sales of
consumer goods
• Malaysia: MyTeksi enables mobile taxi booking and
goods delivery, mitigating traffic jams and enhancing
efficiency

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Priorities for investing in technologies in 2016
Broadband Data center Cloud Big data IoT
Starters
Adopters
Frontrunners
Broadband stands out among the five key tech enablers
Source: Huawei CGI 2016

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Synergy of Three Factors Drives ICT Development
Decrease
Price
Promote
Demand
• Voice, SNS, Web, Picture, Video
• City Safety, Education, Health, Media
• Electricity, Oil&Gas …
Supply• ICT investment/GDP
• Infrastructure
• Regulation and Policy
• ….
Experience • Broadband Download Speed
• Local Content Statistics
• Access Statistics of
International Export
• ….

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IBP
Indonesia Broadband Plan
71% household at 20 Mbps
100% building at 1 Gbps
49% suburban household at 10 Mbps
by 2019
17 members, from various bodies to
promote the development of
broadband infrastructure with support
from the Indonesian government.
Signed by Indonesia‘s Ministers of
ICT, Public Works and Public
Housing, and Home Affairs to
accelerate optical fiber
infrastructure build-out
The Indonesia FTTH Association (IFA) supports national
broadband development to boost digital economy
IFA MoU
$21 billion

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Malaysia: Using digital technologies to drive economic
transformation
-A key 2014 scheme for SMEs
granted up to 750 Ringgit for
cloud subscriptions to 1,800
SMEs.
-A strong cloud ecosystem has
been created for Malaysian ISVs
and data center providers.
The outlook for
data centers is
promising
Growth jumping by over
40% in the past three
years – over double
Asia Pacific’s
average of 16%.
Regulator allocated
the 2.6 GHz
frequency band to
four of the nation’s
mobile service
providers
Launched LTE
networks with peak
download speeds of
75 Mbps
Government has
rolled out multiple
initiatives to spur
cloud adoption

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China: Going digital by increasing ICT demand
Going digital by increasing
ICT demand
Launched Broadband China strategy. By 2020:
• High-speed broadband to reach 98% of rural villages
• Urban broadband access to hit 50 Mbps while rural
access to reach 12 Mbps
• FTTH to deliver 1 Gbps speeds in its most modern cities
Launched the “Made in China 2025” strategy
• Incentive policies and investments focusing on cloud
services, Big Data analytics and IoT
• Encourage independent innovation of SMEs
Next step: a global manufacturing
center based on low carbon economy
IPTV
Media
Market
E-commerce

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Singapore: Promoting applications to drive supply and
building a smart nation
Healthcare: 36 telehealth centers
SMEs: 5,000+ SMEs use iSPRINT
eGov: 400 government e-services (98%)
Education: 100% schools covered, 50
applications
Finance: Nationwide NFC payment,
30,000+ payment points
Source: Huawei GCI2015
0.02%
0.01%
156
78.1
15.4
Global
544
Singapore
Cloud Service
Provider
Spending / GDP
IoT Spending per
Capita($)
Datacenter
Spending per
Capita($)

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Government initiatives and industry
competition drive the data center
sector forward.
The UK: Using big data analytics and IoT to develop a smarter society
Driving change from
the top with IoT
 £73 million (US$103 million) on Big Data research
over the next three years.
 Tax exemption for 100 data centers on energy use
 Government backed 40 UK tech companies to create a new open IoT
specification.
 BT: intelligent monitoring of parking spaces and networked litter bins.
 Start-ups：Isansys Lifecare -wireless sensor to monitor patients( £100,000
fund ); Unmade - feasibility research on on-demand clothing design.
Government and enterprises, especially telcos and IT service
providers, have been active in rolling out new IoT services.

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Government
Government Plays Important Role to Promote National Broadband
Funding Collaboration
Standards and
Regulations
• Malaysia: Government
subsidy
• Cameroon: Commercial
loan
• European Union:
• China: Department of Housing
published mandatory
regulations on FTTH access
for new buildings
• US: "Dig Once", one trenching
within a certain time
• Kenya: shared
infrastructure, government
tax subsidies
• Sweden: allowing
electricity, gas and other
utility companies to build
fiber networks for rentHorizon 2020.

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Rational Spectrum Planning is Important to MBB Development
For LTE spectrum
Carrier E(TOP1): 39.5MHz
Top Carrier in Singapore: 200MHz
For Capacity upgrade
Carrier E: spectrum fragmentation
LGU + : refarming, 4CC
For high & low spectrum combination
Carrier A: Lack of high-frequency
Softbank: full coverage
1. More Spectrum 2. Spectrum Concentration 3. Spectrum Efficiency
Rational Planning

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