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GRUPPO TELECOM ITALIA
Italian Mobile Operators Enabling Digital Coupons
GS1 Global Standards EventRome. October, 7th 2014
PM of “Mobile for Retail Project” Strategy & Innovation, Telecom Italia
Jacopo Corridoni
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Summary
Mobile Payment is a Reality in Italy
Mobile Payments and Mobile Wallets Fostering Retail Services
How Mobile Network Operators are Enabling Digital Coupons
A Real Life Use Case of an End to End Digital Coupon Lifecycle
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EASY TO SAY: M-Payment Means Paying Using Your Smartphone What M-Payment is. Enabling customers to
pay at physical stores using the credit/debit
card “stored” in their phones.
The tech underneath. NFC is the proximity
technology certified by banks, CC circuits and
POS makers for its security
What Customers need to m-pay
An NFC-capable smartphone and a special NFC SIM
provided by the telco operator
An NFC POS at the store
A credit card issued by customer’s bank that has been
virtualized on the SIM’s secure element
A simple gesture
Easy, isn’t it?
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Complexity of M-Payment could be behind the curtain Moving a credit card on a smartphone theoretically implies:
Each Bank issuing the card needs an agreement and a technical integration
with each Mobile Operator to manage the virtualized credit card lifecycle.
Each Bank and each MNO should adopt their own Trusted Service
Management Platform (TSM) to manage the lifecycle
The certification process must be replicated every time a new issuer wants
to “go mobile”
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Bank 1 Bank 2 Bank n
SP-TSM…
SP-TSM SP-TSM
MNO 1 MNO 2 MNO n
MNO -TSM
…MNO -TSM MNO -TSM
Not scalable &Hyper fragmented
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Italian Telco’s Cooperate to Boost M-Services
Italian MNO’s decided to cooperate in order to avoid fragmentation and make m-payment
real.
They have chosen a hub approach to integration
Standard. The hub approach leverages on standards and reusability of interfaces
Scalable. Onboarding of new banks requires small effort in terms of engineering and testing
Multi-operator. Each operator can autonomously sign their own partnerships
The hub approach has proven its efficacy, since the onboarding of banks has become less
and less time consuming.
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Scalable &Standard
Bank 1 Bank 2 Bank n…
MNO 1 MNO 2 MNO n…
TSM-SP HUB
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All Components for M-Payment Success are in Place in Italy
1. Consumer Interest
2. Devices
3. Acceptance Network
4. Integration of Players:
Mobile Operators
Banks
Credit cards
Hub and Technology Integrators
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- 11 Millions NFC Smartphones
- 5 Millions SIM by end of 2015
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HUB Architecture
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200,000 NFC POS in Italy
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M-Payment Has Gone Live in Italy during 1H2014
Telecom Italia – TIM Wallet
– Mediolanum Credit Card (Live)
– Cobranded card TIM SmartPAY (Oct.)
– Cards by BNL, UBI, Intesa Sanpaolo (Oct.)
Vodafone – Vodafone Wallet
– Smart Pass (Live)
– Mediolanum Credit Card (Oct)
– UBI Cards (Dec.)
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The Mobile Wallet as the UI Metaphor
All Telecom Operators have adopted the
metaphor of Mobile Wallet as the container
for payment services, in order to provide a
consistent user experience.
The message is easy to convey: “move the
cards from your wallet to the m-wallet”
The M-Wallet is not simply a metaphor: it is a
technical container
It can host 3rd party applications
It provides 3rd party applications access to
secure storage on the SIM
It provides 3rd party applications access to NFC
standard API’s
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Mobile Wallet as Service Container
“Emptying the wallet to go mobile”, means that
the m-wallet is designed to become a real
container of services.
In the Retail Market it means
Coupons and Retailer Offerings
Digital Coupons are directly available in the wallet
Their redemption at stores is just one tap away
User experience is similar to payment experience
Loyalty Cards
We move loyalty cards to the phone.
Never leave the card home
Build an always on communication channel with the
customer
Coupons Loyalty
Tickets Digital ID
RETAIL
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Importance of Mobile for Retail Business
Prediction #5:
“$2.5B in online shopping will be
performed by mobile digital assistants”
Prediction #6:
“US mobile engagement behavior will
drive mobile commerce to 50% of US
digital commerce revenue”
Prediction #10:
“by 2018 retail businesses will utilize
targeted messaging & internal
positioning”
(Gartner Symposium - Oct, 6)
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Couponing
Coupons are mainly printed on physical supports, distributed through traditional
channels and redeemed at the stores belonging to the acceptance network.
Players
Brands (ex. Kraft, Nestlé, Ferrero): create the offer to promote their products
Clearinghouses (ex. Valassis): publish the coupon, collect the redeemed coupons
from the retail stores and refund them
Retail Stores (ex. Auchan): accept coupons and apply the nominal discount
Digitalization brings advantages
Consumers never lose their preferred coupons and have them in their m-wallet
Retailers demultiply the effort required by managing collection and delivery of
coupons and get refunded far earlier
Brands acquire knowledge about behaviors of coupon users. The coupon can
become profiled
Clearinghouses simplify their operations and develop a data warehouse service for
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Digital Coupons: The Advantages of Mobile Distribution Coupons go digital and the smartphone becomes
the mobile always-on distribution channel
Coupons simply pop-up in the application hosted in
the wallet, or the customers can grab them using QR
and barcodes.
Coupons never get lost or forgotten at home
Frauds decrease because coupons are secured and
not replicable and personal
Coupons not only reach a specific retailer’s customer
base but also prospect clients.
Geolocalization helps retailers to drive customers to
their stores
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Digital Coupons: The Advantages of NFC Redemption Coupon redemption is easy at the teller: just one tap
at the POS
No big infrastructural change, since we use the same
NFC POS that most large retail chains have already
in place
Check out time does not increase
Using NFC we bypass physical problems like
barcode readers not reading smartphone displays
User experience of coupon redemption becomes
identical to payment experience. The customer will
only use his phone
Redemption will have no fraud issues since the
coupon will be encrypted and associated to user.
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Digital Loyalty Cards: The Advantages
Loyalty cards go mobile by exploiting the features
that mobile operator offer to app developers: Security
and standard NFC Interfaces
The m-wallet adds visibility to retailer’s loyalty app,
because customers get used to access the wallet
Digital Loyalty Cards become secure since they use
security features provided by the m-wallet
Easy to use at the cashier
It becomes the channel to communicate with
customer
Combining Digital Identity, MNO’s and Retailers can
create a trust mechanism to ease customers’
subscrition to loyalty programs.
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The Building Blocks for Mobile Digital Coupons
Standard
NFC I/F
Retail backendsystem
Coupon Issuers(Brands, Retail
Store)
Coupon Issuers(Brands, Retail
Store)
Coupon Issuers(Brands, Retail
Store)
Coupon Issuers(Brands, Retail
Store)
Coupon Distributor& Aggregator
MNO’s Tech Platform(HUB)
Mobile customer
Coupon Validator
We need a standard format for coupons
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The Italian Mobile Operators’ Contribution to Couponing The Italian MNOs decided to cooperate with GSMA in order to deliver a
common technical solution and user experience for the national retail scenario.
The joint work is aimed at providing standard building blocks that each player
can exploit for their commercial purposes. The building blocks are:
NFC standard applet on the phone that hosts coupon id’s
NFC standard app on the POS that receives coupon id’s
An optional disintermediation hub enabling apps on the phone to dialogue
with couponing backend servers
Telecom Italia has proposed a standard for the NFC interface between the
smatphone and the POS used to convey the coupon and loyalty card codes
First implementation have been agreed to start 4th Quarter 2014
As of October 2014, the interface between phone and POS has been proposed
and implemented in the trials that will be described later
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The MNO’s Role
MNO’s simply propose themselves as a technological enabler for
the digital couponing ecosystem, by:
Defining how every smartphone transmits the coupon or the loyalty id to the
POS
Providing certification for devices and SIM that ensure adequate security
level
Commercially, the large amount of customers using operators’
wallets will enable a privileged display channel for coupon
providers.
Operators’ goal is not gathering usage profile information, which
must remain the business of retailers.
Telecom Italia has launched a real life trial in order to proof all the
aspects of the ecosystem.
Technical Aspects
Usability
User Feedback
Real Life Trial
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TIM Mobile Couponing Service
In June 2014 TIM has started a real life trial of mobile
couponing: “Gli sconti di TIM” (TIM Discounts)
The trial is active in all Bennet stores in Lombardy and
Turin and has been opened to internal trialists
The TIM Wallet includes the new couponing app that
receives digital discount coupons issued by Valassis
TIM customer can redeem the coupons when checking
out at Bennet supermarkets by simply tapping on their
NFC POS
The system has been developed in partnership with
major Cashier System Provider NCR
The solution can be rapidly deployed at other retail
stores.
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The Valassis Trial mapped onto the General Architecture
Standard
NFC I/F
Retail backendsystem
Coupon Issuers(Brands, Retail
Store)
Coupon Issuers(Brands, Retail
Store)
Coupon Issuers(Brands, Retail
Store)Brands (Nestlè, Kraft, Ferrero,…)
Coupon Distributor& Aggregator
MNO’s Tech Platform(HUB)
Mobile customer
Coupon Validator
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The new user experience for m-couponing
Select the Coupons directly on the Wallet
Find the nearest StoreRedeem the coupons directly at the cashier by tapping on
the NFC POS
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All Italian Operators are Performing Trials
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Coupon Distributor
Mobile Operator
Retail System Integrator
Retail Store
All Italian Operators have agreed on - same technical approach - Same user experience They have started testing the digital coupon solution with different players as shown below.
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What’s Next
Telecom Italia has successfully tested its NFC application with
both NCR and Konvergence powered till systems.
In 4Q2014 Telecom Italia will broaden its trials to other retailers
than Bennet.
Before 1H2015 Italian MNO’s plan to launch the commercial
solution within their mobile wallets.
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