1. Day Plan 9:00 – 10:30 AM Session I: Use Case normal flow for multimode device 10:30 – 10:45 Break 10:45 - 12:15 AM Session II: Detailed requirements 12:15 – 1:15 Lunch 1:15 – 2:45 PM Session I: Detailed requirements (continued) 2:45 – 3:00 Break 3:00 – 4:00 Wrap-up: Action items, next calls, plans, f2f meeting, …

2. Year Plan March F2F – Requirements skeleton By October 2004 - Refinements of requirements via e-mail and teleconferences Fall/Winter 2004 – F2F Finalize requirements Priorities: –Automated Allocation Database –EIR (owned by operators) –CEIR (central single or coordinated)

3. Access to Shared Drive In My Network Places: chose Tools – Map Network Drive –A window will appear, In Second box, type: \\HYACINTH\DELSCRATCH Select directory JEM

4. Issues Identified Indication in TAD of the type of device, if multimode (e.g. new column indicating cdma2000); Access to TAD by GHA to populate multimode device entries for allocation ’99’ –Associated security issues

5. Issues Identified Action for Henry: Review paper trail associated with JEM document publication, and issue a statement, if necessary as to its copyright status to GSMA/EICTA/3GPP, so that it can be published separately as a document(s) by those organizations. Meeting minutes should show that JEM agreed without objection that the intent was that the Global Administration Guidelines document would be an open freely available document that could be published by the JEM constituents.

6. Use Case – Normal Flow Manufacturer X request mfr code(s) from GHA for a lot of 1,000,000 multimode terminals Allocation Code(s) from space RR=‘99’ is granted (expiration, renewal period ???- may be as much as 10 years) –Note that code allocation has to be compatible with IMEI allocation rules (e.g. TAC + SN block) GHA enters code X into allocation DB with status “granted”, expiration date YYMMDD

7. Use Case (continued) GDA is notified by GHA GDA enters allocation in TAD (see issues regarding access/security) Remaining steps should be automatic (executed in both GHA or GDA process)