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based on a TINA platform Providing the Telecommunications Industry with Next Generation Intelligent Service Solutions for Network Convergence based on a TINA platform Kim Olesen, VP of Strategic Partnerships, Infitel International N.V. September 14th 2000, TINA-C Conference Paris

The TINA Advantage Open standards based Application Server Architecture Infitel was looking for a new, better way to implement a Telco Application Server Should be based on open standards Should be based on experiences with IN and Telecommunication services Should use OO techniques and support distributed solutions Should allow implementation of real-time and fault tolerant behaviour We are glad to see that TINA concepts continue to „live“ in 3G, Parlay and OMG work

Infitel International N.V. International exposure Key Product: Enhanced CallCompletion Applications for Converged Networks Founders, and Executive Directors: Wido Strasding (Chairman), Mokhtar Fatah, René de Greef Founding Date: Summer 1998 Strategic Partners Infitel International N.V. (Netherlands) owns (100%): Infitel A/S (Nordic Countries) Infitel B.V (West Europe area) Infitel GmbH (Central, Eastern Europe) Infitel SEMEA s.r.l. (SEMEA area)

Total investment – € 20 Mio. Infitel Shareholders First class investors Total investment – € 20 Mio.

Product List of Applications Open Application Server Enhanced CallCompletion Applications for Converged Networks List of Applications Number Portability, 0800, 0900, Personal Number Prepaid / Calling cards VPN Network-ACD Voice / Fax Messaging and more ... Open Application Server for the fixed IN / AIN environment the mobile IN environment the IPT / VoIP environment and the future UMTS environment

IN Market and Major Trends The world of convergent networks Packet IP Network WAP Services WEB Services IN Services SCP STP STP Class 5 Switch Circuit Switched Network Class 5 Switch Class 5 Switch Mobile Network (WIN) Next Generation Mobile IN Public Switched Telephony Network

Multi-Network, Multi-Service Service independent Application and Middleware Layer Classical IN Services (SCP) Enhanced Srv.s with switching (SN) IN & WEB integrated Services UMS / WAP Services IVR / Voice Services InfiCore (Service Logic Execution Environment) Network Interface Adaptor (Call Control, Signaling) Internet Application Adaptor (WEB, WAP, IPT Services) Media Application Interface (User Interaction Control & Messaging Control) INAP, MAP ISUP ISDN H.323, MGCP WAP HTTP SMTP, IMAP,POP S.100 IN signaling PSTN CallControl VoIP IPT WAP Services WEB Services IVR, TTS, ASR email

InfiCore – Layered Architecture Separation of Concerns Krypton ORB InfiCore RMC Application Layer Communication Free Phone VPN Pre-Paid Card Premium Rate Number Portability

Resource Architecture Fault tolerance, scalability, availability RDIR RMAN Factory RMAN Factory Backup Backup RMAN RMAN Factory Factory Factory Factory Instance Instance Factory Factory Instance Instance Instance Instance Instance Instance Instance Instance Instance Instance Instance Instance

Scalable Platform for Convergence No limits to growth, “distributed” solutions Intelligent Peripheral Service Node Service Control Point Service Logic Execution Environment Calling Card Pre-Paid Card VPN Single Number Service others ... WIN NT UNIX FT Computer WIN NT UNIX Compaq Non Stop

Flexible & Rapid Service Creation InfiScript

InfiCore – Real Live Performance Pilot Customer Benchmark: „non-standard“ service platform vs. InfiCore Old Software platform Compaq NonStop (K2002 FT system), 2 CPU, 256 MB RAM 240 parallel sessions InfiCore (same system): 720 parallel sessions InfiCore Intel P3 workstation, 500 MHz, WIN NT,single CPU, 512 MB RAM > 1.400 parallel sessions

Application Server - InfiCore Highlights Commercial implementation of new architectural Telco standards, including: OMG (CORBA), TINA, Parlay Multi-network and multi-service platform Telco grade, enhanced CORBA middleware Optimized resource handling Fault-Tolerance and system availability features High-Performance features Scalability with no limits High-Flexibility

The Infitel Advantage A real world, commercially available TINA implementation Advanced, multi-service, multi-network technology for operators & service provider.