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BUSINESS MADE SIMPLE

Delivering Advanced Services with EVDO

CDG – 2008 3G CDMA Latin America Regional ConferenceMay 14, 2008

Javier Angeles, Director Pre-Sales Engineering [email protected]

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Table of Contents

Trends1

Enablers2

Applications3

Terminals4

Summary5

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Trends

Mega Trends

Hyper-Connectivity

TrueBroadband

Communication-Enabled

Applications

Person to Machine• 98% of all CPUs today are

embedded

• M2M traffic will exceed P2P traffic in 3–5 yrs

• Smart Meters

• Wireless Building Automation systems with active sensors

• Fleet / Asset Tracking

• By 2010, worldwide: • 4-fold growth in

Internet Commerce to 100B transactions

• 1–2 billion A-GPS-enabled handsets

• 100 million+ iPods sold

• iPhone: Hyperconnectivity at applications level

Person to Person• 3.3 Billion Subscribers

Machine to Machine

Hyperconnectivity – Paradigm of Challenge and Opportunity

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Applications – Market TrendsMoving to Concurrent Applications with EVDO Rev A

VoIP with VS NavigationMP Gaming

Significant demand in future for Concurrent Apps Trend will become prevalent in WirelessPotential for increased Revenue and Retention

Key Trends

VoIP

5Source: CDG, January 2008

EVDO – Subscribers and ARPULeading Mobile Broadband Technology

• More than 90 million EVDO users• CALA now at 443K EVDO users

(A 128% increase in one year!)

• EVDO Rev A is driving the growth

• Voice revenues are flat or declining

• Percentage of ARPU from data is increasing regardless of the company size

EVDO – Proven Growth as well as Opportunity in CALA59%44%36%21%

%↑ in Data ARPU

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Each Package gets exactly what it needs, when it needs it.

EVDO Rev AThe User Experience is Redefined with Enablers

• Categorize and prioritize packets based on the TYPE of traffic• Delay Sensitive (DS)• Application Signaling (AS)• Rate Sensitive (RS)• Best Effort (BE)

Higher Rates Lower Latency

End to End QoS

Enhanced Security

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VoIP over EVDO Rev A – Technology

BTS RNC PDSNIMS or Standalone

CSCF

IP Network HSSPCRF

EV-DO E2E Network

Tel AS MGCF

MGW

Technology – Challenges & Solutions

Implementation – Network Infrastructure, Handsets & Clients

Call Setup DelayMobility

Voice CapacityEnd-to-End Latency

Product Implementation Handsets & Clients

Infrastructure is Ready, Trials are Complete, Handsets are Arriving

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Applications SegmentationA Plethora of Applications for Business or Consumer

• FMC• Video Conferencing• Mobile Commerce• VoIP, PTT, PTV

Easy-To-UsePersonalized

Agent

Effectively Address Every Facet of Life

Enterprise / SMB

• Mobile Video• Social Networking

• IM, Presence• VoIP, PTT, PTV

Consumer

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Access personal agent features• GUI on mobile for routes, IM, presence

Access personal agent features• GUI on mobile for routes, IM, presence

Access fixed telephony services• Turn the mobile into an enterprise extension

Access fixed telephony services• Turn the mobile into an enterprise extension

WiFi/cellular on one device• Reduced call costs on WiFi

WiFi/cellular on one device• Reduced call costs on WiFi

Cellular/PC call convergence• Voice on mobile with multimedia PC GUI

Cellular/PC call convergence• Voice on mobile with multimedia PC GUI

Services on fixed & mobile• Make/receive calls from any device

Services on fixed & mobile• Make/receive calls from any device

PC

Fixed

Wide Range of Service Types Available to End-Users

Fixed Mobile ConvergenceMultiple FMC Service Types

Circuit Cellular

WiFi

Packet Cellular

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Cost-Effective terminalsCDMA provides the best range

• UMTS (AT&T) phones are more expensive than EVDO phones• Razr: AT&T vs VzW ($50 Δ)• Moto Q: AT&T vs Sprint ($90 Δ)• Least Expensive: ($30-$40 Δ)

• Several CDMA2000 models are FREE

• 50+ EVDO Rev A Devices and growing!

CDG’s GHRC enables operators to aggregate buying power for CDMA terminals

Source: operator web sites. All prices include 2-year contract and all discounts & rebates in 1st week of March, 2008

Handsets: EVDO more economical than UMTS

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Telefonica O2 EVDO OfferingCase Study of 1xEV-DO As Broadband Service

• Launched 450MHz fixed wireless service for residential and selected business customers

• Maximum connection speed of up to 800 kbit/s, with an average of 256 kbps

• Simple flat monthly fee

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30K subs just 5 months after launch110K subs by Feb 2008

• The technology has obviously been well received and has created significant buzzamong the computer savvy Czech citizens, which continues to spread.

• Subscribers are able to gain high speed Internet access without waiting for installation.

• They are able to simply visit their local 02 retail outlet and walk home as the owner of wireless access terminal, which functions within minutes of purchase.

EVDO Broadband: A Success Story in the Heart of Europe

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Summary

Maturity of EVDO Technology: In field for 5 years

1. True Broadband: Mobile, Real-Time, Enterprise Apps

2. Increase Operator ARPU

3. Device Availability – TODAY!

4. Solid Migration Path to OFDMA

Mature ecosystem available for multiple bands today

450MHz800MHz1900MHz1.7/2.1MHz (AWS)

700MHz Coming Soon!

Nortel – Leading EVDO momentum in the market

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BUSINESS MADE SIMPLE

Thank you!

http://nortel.com/cdma

14Source: CDG, April 2008

EVDO Rev A is Gaining Momentum

Trends – EVDO Global Penetration178 EVDO Operators Globally, 70 of which are Rev A

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BUSINESS MADE SIMPLE

BUSINESS MADE SIMPLE.This is our mission. It’s not a slogan or a tagline. It’s the philosophy behind everything we build and deploy. It’s our promise to customers. It’s how the challenge of Hyperconnectivitywill become the greatest of opportunities.

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• Circuit voice revenues are flat or declining• Regardless of the size of the company

• data ARPU is increasing• the percentage of ARPU from data is increasing

59%

44%

36%

21%

%↑ in Data ARPU

EVDO Rev A – Taking Advantage of ARPU TrendsRevenue Generation – Data and Concurrent Applications

Data ARPU is on the rise globally

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EVDO Rev A – Concurrent Applications

• VoIP• VoIP Conferencing• Video Telephony (VT)• VT Conferencing• Push-To-Talk

• Push-To-Video• Video Sharing• Shared Content• Collaboration• Unified Communications

• Why Settle for just VoIP?

• EVDO Rev A allows the user to be mobile and the applications to be integrated and concurrent

Mobile, Integrated, Concurrent

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VoIP Messaging VideoSharing

Location Push to X Gaming Conferencing

NAWeurope

Services – Penetration in Mobile Subs

Source : ABI Research July 2007

Demand for Mobile Applications Exists when QoE is Delivered

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Applications that Truly Benefit from Mobile Enablement

Multiple Applications for Consumer and Business

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VoIP over EVDO Rev A - Technology

DORA - Designed for VoIP & Real Time AppsMulti-flow RLP, DoS, Pkt Multi-casting, Adm Control

BTS RNC PDSNIMS or Standalone

CSCF

IP Network HSSPCRF

EV-DO E2E Network

Tel AS MGCF

MGW

Codec / Mode Users/sector

EVRC with PIC 49

EVRC-B with PIC 54

Average PDD DO-DO Comments

Std 3GPP/2 SIP 6.9 s 3GPP std SIP

SIP Sig Opt w SigComp 3.5 s Adopted by clients

Call Setup Delay• Enhanced Idle State Protocol (EISP)

Voice CapacityRoHC, PPP-Free Operation

Technology – Challenges & Solutions

Mobility DRC Erasure MappingPacket MulticastingInter-RNC / Inter-Tech HO

E2E LatencyTrFO between 1xRTT to DO callsRoHC on VoIP packetsMulti-flow RLP

1xRTT capacity is 39 users/sector

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VoIP over EVDO Rev A - Implementation

Handsets & Client• Commercial EVDO Rev A Handsets in

Q2, 08 (800/1900), Q3, 08(AWS band)• Multiple VoIP and VoIP+ Clients

Implementation – Network Infrastructure, Handsets& Clients

Product Implementation• E2E QoS flow & Policy enforcement • Handoff support (DO to 1x)• Feature parity

Mobile VoIP over EVDO solution Ready for Commercial Deployment in 2009

Infrastrcture is ready

Multiple field trials

Handsets/clients are last piece

Operators ready to launch in 2009

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Service Provider Wireless VoIP & SIP Services Benefits

Lower Cost of Ownership

• Higher Capacity • Lower Latency• Scalability, lower cost per bit• Single network - Packet• Spectral Efficiency

Increased Revenue

•VoIP enables interaction between applications•New Integrated applications

Lower churn

• Increased QoE • Increased Satisfaction• Attract / Retain High ARPU subscribers

True Service Transparency

• Seamless mobility• True Wireless BB• Service Transparency

Delivering on Cost, Performance, and Capacity for New Integrated Services

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Pantech SierraSierra

Toshiba Toshiba

Sierra

Sierra

Novatel

These EVDO Rev A devices offer increased data speeds in both directions

Novatel

EVDO Rev A Devices

UTStarcom

DigiConnect

LinkSys

HuaweiAxesstel

AxesstelSierra

Kyocera Wireless

Novatel Novatel NovatelKyocera

HTC PanasonicPanasonic

AnyData AnyData AnyData

AnyData

Axesstel

Cisco

HTC

Motion Computing

Novatel Sierra UT Starcom

Sierra Wireless Sierra Wireless

Amoi

Additional Devices unveiled at CTIA

Sony

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Company ARPU Backup data