From the Internet of Things to personal data - the future of mobile

1. FROM THE INTERNET OF THINGS
TO PERSONAL DATA: THE FUTURE OF MOBILE
ANNE BOUVEROT, DIRECTOR GENERAL, GSMA

2.  7.3 billion mobile connections
globally
 3.6 unique mobile subscribers
 2.2 mobile internet subscribers,
growing to 3.8 billion in 2020
 Contributed 3.8% of global GDP,
estimated $3 trillion
 Employed more than 10 million
men and women
 Operators invested more than $1
trillion over the last six years
INDUSTRY VIEW

3. PERSONAL
DATA
CONNECTED
LIVING
DIGITAL
COMMERCE
NETWORK
2020
Enable and build the digital
commerce ecosystems
Create the network for secure, smart
and seamless services
Provide secure and simple authentication
to a range of digital services
Connect the digital and physical worlds

4.  Uses mobile identity to
authenticate across online
services
 Simplifies consumers’ lives with
fewer passwords
 Leverages mobile phone number
or user name
 Launched GSMA Mobile
Connect with support of
operators globally
 Mobile operators are ideally
placed to provide these
authentication capabilities
PERSONAL
DATA

5.  11 billion mobile-connected
devices in 2020
 Transforming the smart cities,
health, education, automotive
and consumer electronics
sectors
 Increasing network efficiency to
accommodate growing number
of devices
 Operators and vendors around
the world now delivering
solutions based on GSMA
Embedded SIM specification
CONNECTED
LIVING

6. DIGITAL
COMMERCE
 Accelerating scalable,
interoperable mobile money
services for people in the
developing world
 251 live mobile money
deployments across 88 markets
 Enabling a wide range of services
– payment, ticketing, access,
couponing
 Developing secure and
interoperable digital wallets to
aggregate and manage multiple
services

7. NETWORK
2020
 Mobile services require
ubiquitous, consistent, high-
speed, low-latency connections
 Operators are investing in the
delivery of native IP services
such as VoLTE and RCS
 5G will help deliver a fresh wave
of mobile innovation
 GSMA fully supports current
research into 5G, will work with
members and partners to set the
strategic direction of 5G
development

8.  Engaging with governments,
regulators and multinational
institutions to help shape the
future of policy
 Focusing on encouraging
investment in mobile broadband
networks and enabling innovation
 Securing additional long-term
harmonised spectrum is critical to
future of our industry
 Harnessing power of mobile to
drive digital and financial inclusion
for billions of men and women
globally
INDUSTRY
ADVOCACY

9. THANK YOU
@AnneBouverot