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Dear Executive,

2005 is a year for milestones in the CDMA wireless industry: it marks the tenth anniversary of the first commercialcdmaOne™ launch and the fifth anniversary of the first commercial CDMA2000® deployment.

In addition, the Americas Congress also celebrates its tenth year in 2005. On behalf of the CDMA Development Group(CDG) and the Institute for International Research (IIR), I am pleased to announce that the 3G CDMA Americas Congresswill take place on September 12-14, 2005, at the Miami Beach Convention Center.

The Americas Congress has grown to become one of the industry’s most respected annual events, capturing broaderattendance every year, increased media attention, greater support from leading wireless companies, and an exposition of thetop infrastructure, handset, test equipment, and component manufacturers, content and application providers, and relatedsystems and services vendors.

We have developed a great agenda and many of the leading operators, equipment vendors, analysts, application developers,and content providers will share their perspectives on the outlook and new directions for 3G CDMA and the wirelessmarketplace in the Americas. Keynotes and featured presenters confirmed thus far are Robert Odendaal, CEO of BellMobility; Mitch Lasky, CEO of JAMDAT; Daniel Kranzler, Chairman and CEO of MFORMA Group; Byung Moo (Brian) Kim,President of SK Telecom International; Adel Bazerghi, Vice President of Wireless Technology at Bell Mobility; Larry Lang,Vice President and General Manager of Mobile Wireless at Cisco Systems; Tadashi Onodera, President at KDDI; Dr. Won JinPark, Vice President of the New Business and Strategic Planning Group at KTF; Timo Ihamuotila, Senior Vice President andGeneral Manager of the CDMA business unit at Nokia; Adrian Steckel, Chief Executive Officer, Unefon and John Stratton,Vice President and Chief Marketing Officer at Verizon Wireless.

In addition to the keynotes, presentations and panels during the main conference, the Americas Congress will also feature apre-Congress symposium and workshop, providing an in-depth look at topics of key interest, and the eleventh annual TestForum, the premier event for test and measurement professionals.

We are looking forward to an exciting celebration in Miami. I hope you will make plans to join us.

Sincerely,

Perry M. LaForgeExecutive DirectorCDMA Development Group

The 3G CDMA Americas Congress is delighted towelcome the Honorable Michael K. Powell, Chairman ofthe Federal Communications Commission from 2001-2005, as a special guest speaker.

Mr. Powell’s speech will offer a glimpse into the future,clarifying the world of bewildering technological changeand articulating how changes in media, music telephony,and wireless are transforming how we work, play andcare for our citizens.

The Digital Revolution Who could have imagined that the whole of human communication could bereduced to an alphabet of two: zero and one? Digitalization is revolutionizing ourworld, putting much greater power into the hands of people. Newspapers havepersonal technology sections; consumer electronics gadgets top consumer wishlists for holidays and birthdays; and words like "WIFI," "broadband" and "instantmessaging" have entered the cultural lexicon as reflections of how rootedinnovative technologies are becoming in our lives. The march of technology isrelentless: in the near future you will watch videos on your cell phone, programyour television from the internet, and make unlimited phone calls from virtuallyany electronic device anywhere anytime. As well, the coming generation ofyoungsters will provide us with the very first generation of children who grew upin an entirely digital age. How will this affect the way they process informationfrom previous generations? What does raising a generation of children literally"plugged-in" from birth mean for education and learning, for parenting, for theworkforce, for society and for the future?

The Honorable Michael K. Powell served as Chairman of the FederalCommunications Commission at a time of revolutionary change in technologyand communications. He was appointed by President Clinton in 1997 and wasdesignated Chairman by President Bush in 2001.

As Chairman, Mr. Powell created the right regulatory conditions to stimulate thedeployment of powerful technologies that put more power in the hands of the

people. He clearly saw the importance of the rise of digital technologies and theimpact they would have on our lives, from health care to education. AsChairman, he focused on initiatives that encouraged market-driven solutions thatpromoted consumer interests and drove innovative approaches to gettingbroadband technology out to people—such as broadband over power lines, WiFiHotspots, Cable broadband and DSL. These competitive alternatives expandedaffordable broadband options to all Americans and helped narrow the digitaldivide. From campaigning for the right to keep your phone number whenswitching wireless carriers, to fighting to block unwanted telemarketing calls witha Do-Not-Call list, to cautiously policing the airwaves of indecency, Mr. Powellput consumers on the forefront in this exciting and dynamic marketplace.

Chairman Powell previously served as the Chief of Staff of the Antitrust Divisionin the Department of Justice. In that capacity, he advised the Assistant AttorneyGeneral on substantive antitrust matters and managed the division.

Before joining the Antitrust Division, Mr. Powell was an associate in the law firmof O’Melveny (“O-MELL-van-ee”) & Myers, and just prior to joining the firmclerked for the Honorable Harry T. Edwards, Chief Judge of the United StatesCourt of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit.

Before starting his legal career, Mr. Powell served as a policy advisor to Secretaryof Defense, Richard B. Cheney. In addition, his experience includes militaryservice as an armored cavalry officer in the United States Army. While on duty,Mr. Powell was seriously injured in a training accident and—after spending a yearin the hospital—was retired from service.

Mr. Powell graduated in 1985 from the College of William and Mary with adegree in Government. He earned his J.D. from Georgetown University LawCenter.

Mr. Powell currently serves on the Board of Visitors of both the College of Williamand Mary and the Georgetown University Law Center. He is currently servingthree months as a Senior Fellow of the Communications and Society Program ofthe Aspen Institute.


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Chris Ackermann, Product Manager, SPIRENT COMMUNICATIONS

Joe Averkamp, Director of Business Development, SPRINT

Randy Battat, President and Chief Executive Officer, AIRVANA

Nick Baustert, Manager, Customer Equipment Certification, SPRINT

Adel Bazerghi, Vice President, Wireless Technology, BELL MOBILITY

Jeff Belk, Senior Vice President of Marketing, Corporate Communications, QUALCOMM

Richard Bennett, President and CEO, SMARTVIDEO TECHNOLOGIES, INC.

Chris Bierbaum, Manager, Business Development, Mobile Financial Services, SPRINT

Robert Blumenthal, Vice President, Products and Services, TELUS MOBILITY

Elizabeth Brooks, Senior Vice President, Marketing, GO TV NETWORKS

Sandy Brown, Vice President, Wireless Integration, AT&T CORPORATION

Michael Burns, Director, Intercarrier Services, VERIZON WIRELESS

Rajeev Chand, Director of Research and Senior Equity Research Analyst, Wireless, RUTBERG & CO.

Rob Chandhok, Vice President, Engineering, QUALCOMM – MEDIAFLO ™

Ed Chao, Director, CDMA Product Management, LUCENT TECHNOLOGIES

Thom Chow, Senior Director, Technology Development, U.S. CELLULAR

Dr. Chung, Head of Advanced Technology Team, SK TELECOM

James Colby, Vice President, Americas Marketing, COMVERSE

Robert Consolazio, Senior Director of Wireless Data Solutions, NEXTEL COMMUNICATIONS

Bill Dahnke, Senior Director, International Roaming, CDG

Richard Dean, Vice President, Engineering, QUALCOMM

Mark Denton, Product Management, Wireless Sector, BRIDGEWATER SYSTEMS

Javan Erfanian, Senior Associate Director, Wireless Technology Planning, BELL MOBILITY

Thom Erickson, Chairman and CEO, CDMA CERTIFICATION FORUM

Eduardo Esteves, Senior Director, Technical Marketing, QUALCOMM

Anders Evju, Vice President and General Manager U.S., I-PLAY (FORMERLY DIGITAL BRIDGES)

John Fessler, Principal Engineer, Customer Equipment Certification, SPRINT

Gerry Flynn, 3GPP2

Russ Freen, Chief Technology Officer, BRIDGEWATER SYSTEMS

Rick Galatioto, Advanced Mobile Billing Solutions, CISCO SYSTEMS

Iain Gillott, Founder, IGILLOTT RESEARCH

Karna Gupta, Chief Marketing Officer, Americas, COMVERSE

Carrie Himelfarb-Seifer, Vice President, Advertising Sales, VINDIGO STUDIOS

Bridget Hines, Senior Marketing Manager, Global Development, SPRINT

Kelly Hisaki, Senior Associate Director, Wireless Technology, BELL MOBILITY

Debra L. Hodgens, President and CEO, PRODUCT QUALITY PARTNERS, INC.

Ronen Hovav, Product Manager, Cellular Solutions, RADCOM

Timo Ihamuotila, Senior Vice President and General Manager of CDMA Business Unit, NOKIA MOBILE PHONES

Byung Moo (Brian) Kim, President, SK TELECOM INTERNATIONAL

Carlos Killian, Director, Latin America and the Caribbean, IA 450

Daniel Kranzler, Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer, MFORMA GROUP

Perry LaForge, Executive Director, CDMA DEVELOPMENT GROUP

Larry Lang, Vice President and General Manager, Mobile Wireless, CISCO SYSTEMS

Mitch Lasky, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, JAMDAT MOBILE INC.

Tony Lutz, Director, Technology Marketing, CDMA Business Unit, NOKIA MOBILE PHONES

Ted Mahan, Senior Manager, Product Evaluation and RF Planning, U.S. CELLULAR

Jim Manis, Senior Vice President, m-Qube, Inc., Global Chairman, MOBILE MARKETING ASSOCIATION

Terry McCabe, President, AIRWIDE SOLUTIONS

Patrick McGalliard, Manager, Business Development, Consumer Solutions, SPRINT

Ed Meskill, Publisher, MOBILE ENTERPRISE MAGAZINE

Brian Modoff, Managing Director and Senior Wireless Equipment Analyst, DEUTSCHE BANC SECURITIES, INC.

Chuck Morris, Vice President of Engineering, VENTURI WIRELESS

Mark Munoz, Chief Operating Officer, M7 NETWORKS, INC.

Michael Nash, Senior Vice President, Internet Strategy and Business Development, WARNER MUSIC GROUP

Robert Odendaal, Chief Executive Officer, BELL MOBILITY AND VIDEO SERVICES

Jose Otero, President, SIGNALS CONSULTING

Dr. Won Jin Park, Vice President, New Business and Strategic Planning Group, KTF

Larry Paulson, Vice President, Business and Product Strategy, CDMA Business Unit, NOKIA MOBILE PHONES

Christopher Pitzak, President, DOWNPLAY, INC.

Michael Powell, Chairman, FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION (2001-2005)

Tejinder Randhawa, Researcher, DYAPTIVE SYSTEMS

Ron Resnick, President and Chairman, WI-MAX FORUM

Javier Rodriguez, Chief Technology Officer, VIVO

Raul Salvado, President, CENTENNIAL DOMINICANA

Sam Samra, Senior Director, Technical Programs, CDG

Todd Sankey, Chief Technology Officer, DYAPTIVE SYSTEMS INC.

Mark Sargent, Director, Certification Programs, CTIA

Narothum Saxena, Senior Director, Advanced Technology and Strategy, U.S. CELLULAR

Francis Sideco, Product Marketing Manager, COMARCO WIRELESS TEST SOLUTIONS

Ralph Simon, Chairman, MOBILE ENTERTAINMENT FORUM AMERICAS

Jessica Stanley-Yurkovic, Director, NSG Offers/Solutions and Marketing, LUCENT TECHNOLOGIES

Anthony Stonefield, Chief Executive Officer, USA WIRELESS LLC

Michael Thelander, Founder and Chief Executive Officer, SIGNALS RESEARCH GROUP

Barry Tishgart, Director, Product Management, SPRINT

Stein Tommer, Director of Business Development, TELENOR

Daniel Torras, Senior Director, Research, ESPN, INC.

Greg Trainor, Senior Account Executive, Global Development, SPRINT

Celedonio von Wuthenau, Director, Latin America Programs, CDG

Gene Wang, Chief Executive Officer, BITFONE

Ilias Zervos, Member of Technical Staff, CPE and Technology Development, VERIZON WIRELESS

SPEAKERS CONFIRMED TO DATE INCLUDE:

Robert Odendaal, Chief Executive Officer,BELL MOBILITY AND VIDEO SERVICES

Robert Odendaal is Chief Executive Officer, Bell Mobility and Video Services. In this capacity, he isresponsible for the packaging, pricing and retailing of Bell’s wireless and digital television servicesacross Canada. Robert is a Fellow of the Chartered Management Accounts (U.K.) with expertise inthe areas of pay television, e-commerce, interactive TV services, business development, regulatoryaffairs and digital encryption and security.

Mitch Lasky,Chairman and Chief Executive Officer,JAMDAT MOBILE INC.

Mitch La s ky joined JA M DAT Mobile Inc. as Chief Exe c u t i ve Officer in November 2000 and wa sappointed Chairman in Fe b r u a ry 2001. Prior to joining the company, La s ky served as General Managerof eCompanies W i reless LLC . B e f o re working with eCo m p a n i e s , La s ky was the Exe c u t i ve Vice President ofWorldwide Studios for Ac t i v i s i o n , I n c . Prior to his term at Ac t i v i s i o n , I n c . , La s ky founded Serum, a sta rt - u pdedicated to creating multi-player Internet ga m e s .

Daniel Kranzler,Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer,MFORMA GROUP

Daniel Kranzler is a wireless and technology industry entrepreneur who for 25 years has beenmanaging, supporting, and financing startup high tech companies in the Pacific Northwest. Kranzlerfounded Beepers Northwest in 1980 and grew it into one of the industry’s largest paging companies,which was later acquired by McCaw Cellular Communications. In addition to running MFORMA,Kranzler is managing partner of eFund LLC, an early-stage venture fund that donates profits tochildren’s charities.

Byung Moo (Brian) Kim, Ph. D., President,SK TELECOM INTERNATIONAL

Dr. Kim is the President of SK Telecom International, a wholly owned U.S. subsidiary of SK Telecom,Korea’s largest wireless carrier. SK Telecom was established in 1995 to develop strategic alliances andpartnerships with major carriers and technology innovators in the global wireless industry. Part of hisresponsibilities includes exploration of SK Telecom’s global business opportunities. Previously, Dr.Kim served as Vice President of SK Telecom, with responsibility for 3G system and service strategiesand development.

Adel Bazerghi,Vice President, Wireless Technology,BELL MOBILITY

Adel Baze rghi is Bell Mobility’s Vice President of W i reless Technology Deve l o p m e n t . In this position,M r. B a ze rghi is responsible for corporate technology planning and deve l o p m e n t , research andd eve l o p m e n t , and compliance to re g u l a t o ry sta n d a r d s . With over 20 years in the telecommunicationsi n d u s t ry and ex t e n s i ve experience in the wireless world, M r. B a ze rg h i ’s career includes working inm a r ket deve l o p m e n t , business deve l o p m e n t , p roduct development and engineering.

Larry Lang,Vice President and General Manager, Mobile Wireless,CISCO SYSTEMS

Larry Lang is Vice President and General Manager of mobile wireless at Cisco Systems. He isresponsible for ensuring that Cisco has the leading network offerings for mobile wireless, includingpacket gateways for GPRS, PDSN, and 3G, support for messaging, content optimization and billing,and IP radio access networks. Previously at Cisco, Lang served as vice president of service providermarketing, including joint programs like Cisco Powered Networks. Lang initiated one of Cisco's mostsuccessful products, the Cisco 7500.

Dr. Won Jin Park, Vice President, New Business and Strategic Planning Group KTF

Dr. Won Jin Park is the Vice President of the New Business Group and the Strategic Planning Groupand is in charge of the planning and development of DMB services within KTF. As head of the NewBusiness office, he is in charge of topics such as Convergence of Wireless & Broadcasting,Convergence of Wire & Wireless and Multimedia Content Strategy.

Timo Ihamuotila,Senior Vice President and General Manager of CDMA Business Unit,NOKIA MOBILE PHONES

As Senior Vice President, Timo Ihamuotila heads Nokia’s CDMA business unit, an integral part of theMobile Phones business group. In this role, Timo is responsible for the overall strategic direction ofNokia’s global CDMA operations, based out of Nokia’s CDMA facility in San Diego, California.

Tadashi Onodera, President KDDI

John Stratton,Vice President and Chief Marketing Officer,Verizon Wireless

Karna Gupta, Chief Marketing Officer COMVERSE

Karna Gupta currently serves as the Chief Marketing Officer for Comverse. Mr. Gupta is responsiblefor Market Management, Solution Marketing and Strategic Planning for the Americas region. He alsoprovides leadership to the Business Development and Technology Planning initiatives for Comverse’sAmericas region.

James Colby,Vice President of Marketing COMVERSEAs Vice President of Marketing, James Colby is responsible for formulating and executing

the strategies, marketing and sales plans, and the partnerships that underpin Comverse’s voiceplatform infrastructure and application solutions.

Jeff Belk,Senior Vice President of Marketing, Corporate Communications,QUALCOMMJeffrey Belk serves as senior vice president of marketing for QUALCOMM Incorporated. In this rolesince fall 2000, Belk oversees QUALCOMM’s marketing and corporate communications effortsworldwide. He initiated QUALCOMM’s global branding and marketing campaigns as QCP’s directorand then vice president of marketing.

Rob Chandhok, Vice President, Engineering,QUALCOMM – MEDIAFLO ™Rob Chandhok is vice president of engineering and market development. In this role, he isresponsible for the technical architecture and development of the MediaFLO System. He alsooversees marketing and international business development.

Chuck Morris, Vice President of Engineering,VENTURIChuck has over 17 years of engineering and management experience and is responsible for allengineering activities at Venturi. He led the effort to develop Video over IP SW and HW products.

Adrian Steckel, Chief Executive Officer,UNEFON

KEYNOTES AND FEATURED SPEAKERS:

2:15-3:00 pmMonetizing Location-Based Services (LBS) to Increase ARPU and EnhanceYour Wireless Data PortfolioJoe Averkamp, Director of Business Development, SPRINT

3:00-3:30 pm Networking Break

3:30-4:15 pmEncouraging Further Growth in the Mobile Content Industry with DigitalRights Management and the Implementation of Codes of Conduct forMobile Subscription ServicesAnthony Stonefield, Chief Executive Officer, usa wireless LLC

4:15 pm Symposium Concludes

Music to Develop a Solid and Profitable Mobile Music PropertyChristopher Pitzak, President, DOWNPLAY, INC.

11:45 am-12:30 pmIncreasing Revenue and Subscriber Base through Multicast TechnologyRob Chandhok, Vice President, Engineering and Market Development,

QUALCOMM

12:30-1:30 pm Networking Luncheon

1:30-2:15 pmExamining the Business Challenges and Opportunities Associated withDeveloping and Operating Multi-Player Mobile GamesAnders Evju, Vice President and General Manager U.S., I-PlayMark Munoz, Chief Operating Officer, M7 NETWORKS, INC. Patrick McGalliard, Manager, Business Development, Consumer Solutions,

SPRINT

9:00-9:45 amIdentifying Global Mobile Entertainment Trends and Emerging BusinessModels in Light of 3G Rollouts and the Deployment of Advanced DataServicesMitch Lasky, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, JAMDAT

9:45-10:30 amExploiting the Convergence of Entertainment, Content and Mobile:Fostering Collaboration and Partnerships to Increase DistributionChannels – Case StudyRick Hennessey, Chief Executive Officer, DWANGO WIRELESS Daniel Torras, Senior Director, Research, ESPN, INC.

10:30-11:00 am Networking Break

11:00-11:45 amMaking the Most of Mobile Music: Tapping into the Success of Digital

Agenda at a GlanceMonday, September 12, 2005 PRE-CONGRESS SYMPOSIUM, 9:00 am – 4:15 pmMobile Entertainment: Market Trends and Applications

PRE-CONGRESS WORKSHOP, 9:00 am – 12:00 pmCDMA2000 Evolution Path to Future Networks and Converged Services

This workshop will be led by CDMA industry experts who will discuss the steps operators need to take to migratefrom CDMA2000 1X and 1xEV-DO Rev. 0 to 1xEV-DO Rev. A and beyond.

Workshop Leader: Sam Samra, Senior Director, Technical Programs, CDG

Speakers:Gerry Flynn, 3GPP2 Ed Chao, Director of CDMA2000 1xEV-DO Product Management, Lucent TechnologiesEduardo Esteves, Senior Director, Technical Marketing, Qualcomm

7:00 pm Opening Night Cocktail at the Ritz Carlton Star Bar

Tuesday, September 13, 2005 PLENARY/KEYNOTE SESSIONS

Wednesday, September 14, 2005 PLENARY SESSIONS

9:00-9:15 am WelcomePerry LaForge, Executive Director, CDG

9:15-10:30 amKEYNOTE PRESENTATIONSEvaluating Global Trends in the Adoption and Penetration of 3G Services:Examining Commercial 3G Deployment Experiences to DateRobert Odendaal, Chief Executive Officer, BELL MOBILITY AND VIDEO

SERVICESTadashi Onodera, President, KDDIBarry West, Chief Technology Officer, SPRINT (invited)Adrian Steckel, Chief Executive Officer, UNEFON

10:30-11:00 am Keynote Q&A

11:00-11:30 am Networking Break in the Exhibit Hall

11:30 am-12:30 pmConvergence: Fixed and Mobile – Evaluating the Commercial Viability andPotential Impact for the Wireless and Telecommunication IndustrySandy Brown, Vice President, Wireless Integration, AT&T CORPORATIONAdel Bazerghi, Vice President, Wireless Technology, BELL MOBILITYLarry Lang, Vice President and General Manager, Mobile Wireless,

CISCO SYSTEMSJessica Stanley-Yurkovic, Director, NSG Offers/Solutions and Marketing,

LUCENT TECHNOLOGIES

12:30-1:45 pm Networking Luncheon in the Exhibit Hall

1:45-3:00 pmKEYNOTE PRESENTATIONSEvaluating Global Trends in the Adoption and Penetration of 3G Services:Examining Commercial 3G Deployment Experiences to DateWilliam Li, General Manager, Marketing and Sales, CHINA UNICOM

(invited)Speaker to be determined, HUAWEI Byung Moo (Brian) Kim, Ph. D., President, SK TELECOM INTERNATIONALJohn Stratton, Vice President and Chief Marketing Officer,

VERIZON WIRELESSRoberto Lima, President, VIVO (invited)

3:00-3:30 pm Keynote Q&A

3:30-4:00 pm Networking Break in the Exhibit Hall

4:00-5:00 pmCapitalizing on the Potential of Mobile Entertainment: Generating NewRevenues, Business Models and StrategyModerator:Ralph Simon, Chairman, MOBILE ENTERTAINMENT

FORUM – AMERICAS

Panelists:Daniel Kranzler, Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer,

MFORMA GROUPByung Moo (Brian) Kim, Ph. D., President, SK TELECOM INTERNATIONALMichael Nash, Senior Vice President, Internet Strategy and Business

Development, WARNER MUSIC GROUP

5:00-6:00 pmSeparating Hype from Reality: Evaluating the Viability and CommercialApplication of Emerging Alternative Wireless Technologies: Will they beCompetitive or Complementary to 3G Services?Moderator:Mike Thelander, Founder and Chief Executive Officer,

SIGNALS RESEARCH GROUPPanelists:Timo Ihamuotila, Senior Vice President and General Manager,

CDMA Business Unit, NOKIAJeff Belk, Senior Vice President, Marketing Communications, QUALCOMMRon Resnick, Chair, WIMAX FORUM

6:00-800 pmKeynote speaker,Michael K. Powell, Chairman, FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS

COMMISSION (2001-2005) followed by cocktail reception in the exhibit hall

9:00-9:45 amIndustry Analyst Outlook: Objective Perspectives on Identifying and Securing New Revenue StreamsBrian Modoff, Managing Director and Senior Wireless Equipment Analyst, DEUTSCHE BANC SECURITIES, INC.Iain Gillott, Founder, IGILLOTT RESEARCHJose Otero, President, SIGNALS CONSULTING Mike Thelander, Founder and Chief Executive Officer, SIGNALS RESEARCH GROUP

9:45-10:45 amMobile TV Spotlight: Bringing Services to the Mass Market, Identifying the Technology Roadmap, RevenueOpportunities, Timelines for Deployment and Impact on the Broadcast Industry

Moderator:Rajeev Chand, Director of Research, RUTBERG & CO.Panelists:Elizabeth Brooks, Senior Vice President, Marketing, GO TV NETWORKSDr. Won Jin Park, Vice President, New Business and Strategic Planning Group, KTFRob Chandhok, Vice President, Engineering, QUALCOMM MEDIAFLORichard Bennett, President and CEO, SMARTVIDEO TECHNOLOGIES, INC.


Concurrent Tracks

11:30 am-12:30 pmIncreasing Voice and Data Network Capacity and Coverage with CDMA20001xEV-DO Rev. 0 and Rev. AModerator:Brian Modoff, Managing Director and Senior Wireless Equipment Analyst,

DEUTSCHE BANC SECURITIES, INC.Panelists:Ed Chao, Director, CDMA Product Management, LUCENT TECHNOLOGIESMOVISTAR GUATEMALA (invited)Eduardo Esteves, Senior Director, Technical Marketing, QUALCOMMThom Chow, Senior Director, Technology Development, U.S. CELLULARChuck Morris, Vice President, Engineering, VENTURI WIRELESSVIVO (invited)

12:30-1:00 pmVoIP over CDMA2000 1xEV-DO: Increasing the Competitiveness ofCDMA2000 OperatorsRandy Battat, Chief Executive Officer and President, AIRVANA

1:00-1:30 pmExploiting New Opportunities for Fixed/Mobile Convergence (FMC):Identifying the Necessary Network Architectures to Deliver UbiquitousServices across Wireless and Wireline NetworksRuss Freen, Chief Technology Officer, BRIDGEWATER SYSTEMSStein C. Tommer, Director of Business Development, TELENOR


2:30-3:30 pmExamining Device Innovations: Transitioning from Functional Handset toPersonalized Multimedia Center to Drive the Next Level of Data Adoption Moderator:Javan Erfanian, Senior Associate Director, Technology Research & Strategy,

Wireless Technology Planning, BELL MOBILITYPanelists:Suzy Hays, President, ASSOCIATED CARRIER GROUP (invited)Gene Wang, Chief Executive Officer, BITFONELarry Paulson, Vice President, Business and Product Strategy OR Tony Lutz,

Director, Technology Marketing, CDMA Business Unit, NOKIA

3:30-4:15 pmUnderstanding the Framework, Network Architecture and Services Provisioningof IP Multimedia Sub-Systems (IMS)Kelly Hisaki, Senior Associate Director, Wireless Technology, BELL MOBILITYMark Denton, Product Manager - Wireless, BRIDGEWATER SYSTEMSNarothum Saxena, Senior Director, Advanced Technology and Strategy,

U.S. CELLULAR


4:45-5:15 pmConverged Billing: Network Simplification with Enhanced FlexibilityRick Galatioto, Advanced Mobile Billing Solutions, CISCO SYSTEMS

5:15-5:45 pmExamining Industry Efforts to Establish Guidelines and Standards for Roamingto Enhance the User Experience, Offer Seamless Delivery and Revenue GrowthBill Dahnke, Senior Director, International Roaming, CDGMichael Burns, Director, Intercarrier Services, VERIZON WIRELESS

5:45 pm End of Technology Track

11:20-11:30 am WelcomeJohn Fessler, Leader, CDG SYSTEM TEST TEAM; Customer Equipment

Certification, SPRINT PCS

11:30-12:00 amIdentifying Key Indicators for CDMA Network PerformanceTodd Sankey, Chief Technology Officer, DYAPTIVE SYSTEMS INC

12:00 am-12:30 pmSoftware Compliance and Test AutomationIlias Zervos, CPE Evaluation and Development, VERIZON WIRELESS

12:30-1:00 pmDevice Test AutomationNick Baustert, Manager, Customer Equipment Certification, SPRINT PCS

1:00-1:30 pmHandset and Network Test Process Tools and ManagementDebra L. Hodgens, President and CEO, PRODUCT QUALITY PARTNERS, INC.


2:30-3:00 pmCDMA Certification Forum – Its Role and Value in the IndustryThom Erickson, Chairman and CEO, CDMA CERTIFICATION FORUM

3:00-3:45 pmPanel Discussion – Mobile Device Certification Moderator:Ted Mahan, Senior Manager, Product Evaluation and RF Planning,

U.S. CELLULARPanelists:Thom Erickson, Chairman and CEO, CCFMark Sargent, Director of Certification Programs, CTIANick Baustert, Manager, Customer Equipment Certification, SPRINTLou LaMedica, Director, CPE Evaluation and Development,

VERIZON WIRELESS


4:00-4:30 pmKey Testing Challenges – MEID, Receive Diversity and A-GPS over 1xEV-DOChris Ackermann, Product Manager, SPIRENT COMMUNICATIONS

4:30-5:00 pmMonitoring Network and Service PerformanceRonen Hovav, Product Manager, RADCOM CELLULAR SOLUTIONS

5:00-5:30 pmMeasuring Traffic Though Repeaters in CDMA NetworksRichard Dean, Vice President of Engineering, QUALCOMM

5:30-6:00 pmCompetitive BenchmarkingFrancis Sideco, Product Marketing Manager, COMARCO WIRELESS TEST

SOLUTIONS

6:00 pm End of Test Forum

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11:30 am-12:30 pmDeveloping Winning Marketing and Branding Strategies to AchieveCompetitive Differentiation, Maximize Revenues and Market ShareModerator:Jim Manis, Senior Vice President, M-QUBE, INC., Global Chairman,

MOBILE MARKETING ASSOCIATION (MMA)Panelists:Terry McCabe, President, AIRWIDE SOLUTIONSBridget Hines, Senior Marketing Manager, Global Development OR Greg Trainor, Senior Account Executive, Global Development, SPRINTCarrie Himelfarb-Seifer, Vice President, Advertising Sales, VINDIGO

12:30 -1:30 pmExploring Opportunities and Successes with 3G CDMA in Latin Americaand the CaribbeanModerator:Celedonio von Wuthenau, Director, Latin America Programs, CDGPanelists:Raul Salvado, President, CENTENNIAL DOMINICANACITEL (Invited)Carlos Killian, Director, Latin America and the Caribbean, IA 450 Jose Otero, President, SIGNALS CONSULTING


2:30-3:15 pmCapitalizing on MVNOs: Assessing the Value Proposition and BusinessModel Moderator:Iain Gillott, Founder, IGILLOTT RESEARCHPanelists:Karna Gupta, Chief Marketing Officer, COMVERSEDaniel Torras, Senior Director, Research, ESPN, INC. Anthony Montoya, President, MOVIDA (invited)Daniel Dow, Senior Account Executive, SPRINT

3:15-3:45 pm Video from Everyday Communications – Examining Advances and TrendsBeyond Mobile TVJames Colby, Vice President, Americas Marketing, COMVERSE


4:15-5:00 pmExamining New Developments in Mobile Commerce: Identifying CriticalSuccess Factors for Implementation and Consumer AdoptionDr. Chung, Head of Advanced Technology Team, SK TELECOMChris Bierbaum, Senior Manager, Business Development,

Mobile Financial Services, SPRINTRobert Blumenthal, Vice President, Products and Services,

TELUS MOBILITY

5:00-5:45 pmSelling to the Enterprise: Developing Successful Strategies to Increase theUptake of Broadband Data ServicesModerator:Ed Meskill, Publisher, MOBILE ENTERPRISE MAGAZINEPanelists:Wael Midani, Staff Manager, Enterprise Product Development, ALLTELRobert Consolazio, Senior Director of Wireless Data Solutions,

NEXTEL COMMUNICATIONSBarry Tishgart, Director, Product Management, SPRINT

5:45 pm End of Business Strategy Track

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Please join us......at the Opening Night Gala Cocktail sponsored by Nokia at the Ritz Carlton Star Bar!Taking place on Monday, September 12 at 7:00 p.m., this is a great opportunity to minglewith fellow attendees in plush South Beach surroundings in a relaxed, informalenvironment, and to kick off the 10th annual Americas Congress!

Plus! Don’t miss the demo lounge presented by

Mobile Entertainment: Market Trends and Applications

Please note that all the Pre-Conference sessions on Monday, September 12 will be taking place at the Ritz Carlton Hotel. The Congress and exhibits will be held at the Miami Beach Convention Center

on Tuesday, September 13 and Wednesday, September 14.

CDMA2000 Evolution Path to Future Networks and Converged Services

Pre-Conference Symposium - Monday, September 12, 2005

Pre-Conference Workshop - Monday, September 12, 2005

Pre-congress workshops provide an in-depth look at topics of key interest.

8:00 am RegistrationThis workshop takes place from 9:00 am-12:00 pm with a break for refreshments.

CDMA2000 networks are rapidly evolving to all-IP next-generation systems.Already operators are deploying CDMA2000 1xEV-DO Rev. 0, delivering a varietyof advanced services at higher speeds than any other WAN technology. Soon theywill migrate to Rev. A, which offers even higher data rates, improved systemcapacity and enhanced QoS to deliver next-generation services such as instantmultimedia, video telephony and VoIP, all while reducing the cost of delivery.

This workshop will discuss the steps operators need to take to migrate fromCDMA2000 1X and 1xEV-DO Rev. 0 to 1xEV-DO Rev. A and beyond.

• Overview of current CDMA2000 standards (1X, 1xEV-DO Rev. 0, 1xEV-DO Rev.A), their benefits and real-life performance

• Network upgrades required in migrating to 1xEV-DO systems

• Enabling higher-speed uplink and downlink, and resulting services andapplications that can be offered

• Implementation of VoIP• What lies beyond 1xEV-DO Rev. A?

Workshop Leader:Sam Samra, Senior Director, Technical Programs, CDGSpeakers:Gerry Flynn, 3GPP2 Ed Chao, Director, CDMA Product Management, LUCENT TECHNOLOGIESEduardo Esteves, Director, Technical Marketing, QUALCOMM

Who Should Attend:Director/Head of: Systems Engineering, Network Planning, Technical Architecture,Technology Planning, Strategy and Development, Technical Operations, NetworkStrategy/Management, Network Planning and Design, Technical Services,Technology Marketing


As the world of mobile entertainment continues to flourish and evolve withrevenues from the sector growing exponentially in all major markets, this year’sAmericas Congress includes a full one-day symposium designed to bring togetherall participants in the mobile entertainment value chain to determine howbest to exploit available services and to evaluate what’s next on the contentservices horizon.

Who Should Attend:Aggregators, Analysts, Application Developers, Billing Companies,

Broadcast/Film Companies, Content Aggregators, Content Companies, ContentDevelopers, Content Providers / Owners of Content Assets, Device Designers andManufacturers, Games Developers and Publishers, Handset ComponentManufacturers, Media Network Owners, Mobile Operators, Multimedia ServiceProviders, Music/Games/Record Companies, Platform System Companies, PortalProviders, Security Providers and Software Developers.

8:00 am Registration

9:00-9:45 amIdentifying Global Mobile Entertainment Trends and Emerging Business Models inLight of 3G Rollouts and the Deployment of Advanced Data Services• Evaluating the advances in mobile entertainment-based services: Identifying the

services and applications that have proven most lucrative to dateMitch Lasky, Chief Executive Officer, JAMDAT

9:45-10:30 amExploiting the Convergence of Entertainment, Content and Mobile: FosteringCollaboration and Partnerships to Increase Distribution Channels• Developing profitable partnerships to provision mobile contentRick Hennessey, Chief Executive Officer, DWANGO WIRELESS Daniel Torras, Senior Director, Research, ESPN, INC.


11:00-11:45 amMaking the Most of Mobile Music: Tapping into the Success of Digital Music toDevelop a Solid and Profitable Mobile Music Property• Winning business and financial models for ringtones, ringback tones and

mastertones• Identifying future trends in mobile music: cashing in on new opportunities and

the next wave of cutting-edge technologiesChristopher Pitzak, President, DOWNPLAY, INC.

11:45 am-12:30 pmIncreasing Revenue and Subscriber Base Through Multicast Technology

In order to give mobile subscribers access to a wide variety of wirelessmultimedia applications – such as high-quality streaming video and digital audio– operators and content providers need a way to efficiently and cost-effectivelydeliver their content to wireless subscribers. To this end, the industry isbeginning to implement multicast technology, which enables the simultaneousdelivery of multimedia services to millions of users. In this session, you’ll learnhow multicast networks will benefit wireless operators, content providers,handset manufacturers and end users.Rob Chandhok, Vice President, Engineering, QUALCOMM – MEDIAFLO ™

12:30-1:30 pm Networking Luncheon for Speakers and Delegates

1:30-2:15 pmExamining the Business Challenges and Opportunities Associated withDeveloping and Operating Multi-Player Mobile Games• Understanding the role of carrier communities in multiplayer gaming• Integrating online multiplayer gaming to mobile• Examining the co-existence of publisher communities and carrier communities Anders Evju, Vice President and General Manager U.S., I-PLAYMark Munoz, Chief Operating Officer, M7 NETWORKS, INC. Pa t r i ck McGalliard, M a n a g e r, Business Deve l o p m e n t , Consumer Solutions,

S P R I N T

2:15-3:00 pmMonetizing Location-Based Services (LBS) to Increase ARPU and Enhance YourWireless Data Portfolio• Linking location to an existing service and monetizing it Joe Averkamp, Director of Business Development, SPRINT


3:30-4:15 pmEncouraging Further Growth in the Mobile Content Industry with Digital RightsManagement and the Implementation of Codes of Conduct for MobileSubscription Services• Examining the latest developments with regards to proposed rates to license

DRM technology • Digital rights management and adult content • Content classification and restriction in the mobile wireless context• Electronic distribution and delivery of content• Implementation of content certification and age verification systemsAnthony Stonefield, Chief Executive Officer, USA WIRELESS LLC

4:15 pm Symposium Concludes


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9:00-9:15 am WelcomePerry LaForge, Executive Director, CDG

9:15-10:30 amKEYNOTE PRESENTATIONSEvaluating Global Trends in the Adoption and Penetration of 3G Services:Examining Commercial 3G Deployment Experiences to Date• Evaluating functionality, performance and adoption• Determining the impact on subscriber growth and ARPU• Exploring the evolutionary path for 3G networks and services• Identifying emerging opportunities, potential challenges and solutionsRobert Odendaal, Chief Executive Officer, BELL MOBILITY AND VIDEO

SERVICESTadashi Onodera, President, KDDIBarry West, Chief Technology Officer, SPRINT (invited)Adrian Steckel, Chief Executive Officer, UNEFON

10:30-11:00 am Keynote Q&A


11:30 am-12:30 pmConvergence: Fixed and Mobile – Evaluating the Commercial Viability andPotential Impact for the Wireless and Telecommunication Industry• Assessing the strategic opportunities and potential threats posed by fixed/mobile

convergence and all-IP networks• Moving towards a seamless voice, data and multimedia environment: what does

the end-result and user experience look like?• Thought-leader visions for harvesting a cooperative and collaborative ecosystem

in an increasingly heterogeneous industrySandy Brown, Vice President, Wireless Integration, AT&T CORPORATIONAdel Bazerghi, Vice President, Wireless Technology, BELL MOBILITYLarry Lang, Vice President and General Manager, Mobile Wireless, CISCO

SYSTEMSJessica Stanley-Yurkovic, Director, NSG Offers/Solutions and Marketing, LUCENT

TECHNOLOGIES

12:30-1:45 pm Networking Luncheon in the Exhibit Hall

1:45-3:00 pmKEYNOTE PRESENTATIONSEvaluating Global Trends in the Adoption and Penetration of 3G Services:Examining Commercial 3G Deployment Experiences to Date• Evaluating functionality, performance and adoption• Determining the impact on subscriber growth and ARPU• Exploring the evolutionary path for 3G networks and services• Identifying emerging opportunities, potential challenges and solutionsWilliam Li, General Manager, Marketing and Sales, CHINA UNICOM (invited)Speaker to be determined, HUAWEI Byung Moo (Brian) Kim, Ph. D., President, SK TELECOM INTERNATIONALJohn Stratton, Vice President and Chief Marketing Officer, VERIZON WIRELESSRoberto Lima, President, VIVO (invited)

Main Conference Day One - Tuesday, September 13, 2005

Main Conference Day Two - Wednesday, September 14, 2005

Opening Plenary Session

Opening Plenary Session

3:00-3:30 pm Keynote Q&A

3:30-4:00 pm Networking Break in the Exhibit Hall

4:00-5:00 pmCapitalizing on the Potential of Mobile Entertainment: Generating NewRevenues, Business Models and Strategy• Tapping into the wants and needs of your customer: understanding what mobile

content and services consumers really want, and what they are willing to pay• Determining the most viable and financially rewarding revenue models for

mobile entertainment applications: how does the revenues split pan out?• Identifying the best marketing strategies and distribution channels to maximize

the proliferation of your mobile entertainment services• Highlighting new technologies, services and applications that could drive the

proliferation of mobile entertainment to the next levelModerator:Ralph Simon, Chairman, MOBILE ENTERTAINMENT FORUM – AMERICASPanelists:Daniel Kranzler, Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer, MFORMA

GROUPByung Moo (Brian) Kim, Ph. D., President, SK TELECOM INTERNATIONALMichael Nash, Senior Vice President, Internet Strategy and Business

Development, WARNER MUSIC GROUP

5:00-6:00 pmSeparating Hype from Reality: Evaluating the Viability and CommercialApplication of Emerging Alternative Wireless Technologies: Will they beCompetitive or Complementary to 3G Services?• Weighing the benefits and drawbacks of WiMAX and OFDM in terms of:

- Addressable market- Network performance- Services- Cost of network deployment- Availability- Commercial viability

• Determining the potential application and usage of WiMAX and OFDM: how isthe market developing, what will be the applications and why?

• Identifying ways in which these technologies could complement 3G servicesModerator:Mike Thelander, Founder and Chief Executive Officer, SIGNALS RESEARCH

GROUPPanelists:Timo Ihamuotila, Senior Vice President and General Manager, CDMA Business

Unit, NOKIAJeff Belk, Senior Vice President, Marketing Communications, QUALCOMMRon Resnick, Chair, WIMAX FORUM

6:00-800 pmKeynote speaker, Michael K. Powell, Chairman,

FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION (2001-2005)followed by cocktail reception in the exhibit hall

9:00-9:45 amIndustry Analyst Outlook: Objective Perspectives on Identifying and SecuringNew Revenue Streams• Identifying the stabilizing and destabilizing forces in the mobile market• Leveraging the growth opportunities for existing operators• Examining the merging players, business models and technologies that pose a

threat to existing operators• Assessing the future of fixed-mobile substitution• Identifying strategies and the latest approaches for optimizing profitability and

decreasing operational expenditureBrian Modoff, Managing Director and Senior Wireless Equipment Analyst,

DEUTSCHE BANC SECURITIES, INC.Iain Gillott, Founder, IGILLOTT RESEARCHJose Otero, President, SIGNALS CONSULTING Mike Thelander, Founder and Chief Executive Officer, SIGNALS RESEARCH

GROUP

9:45-10:45 amMobile TV Spotlight: Bringing Services to the Mass Market, Identifying theTechnology Roadmap, Revenue Opportunities, Timelines for Deployment andImpact on the Broadcast Industry• Identifying new revenue streams and business opportunities with the emerging

mobile television market- Subscription services- Interactive TV- Website traffic- Premium content

• Evaluating the pros and cons of emerging mobile digital broadcasting deliverymodels, standards and technologies to deliver video and multimedia content tomobile devices- MediaFLO- DVB-H (digital video broadcast-handheld)- DB-T Integrated Services (Digital Broadcasting-Terrestrial) - Video chipsets

• Determining potential revenue models and value chain reconciliation for videodelivery services

Moderator:Rajeev Chand, Director of Research, RUTBERG & CO.Panelists:Elizabeth Brooks, Senior Vice President, Marketing, GO TV NETWORKSDr. Won Jin Park, Vice President, New Business and Strategic Planning Group,

KTFRob Chandhok, Vice President, Engineering, QUALCOMM MEDIAFLORichard Bennett, President and CEO, SMARTVIDEO TECHNOLOGIES, INC.



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CONCURRENT TRACKS

11:30 am-12:30 pmDeveloping Winning Marketing and BrandingStrategies to Achieve CompetitiveDifferentiation, Maximize Revenues andMarket Share• Developing marketing strategies that

effectively communicate the benefits of yourproducts, services and bundled packages

• Effectively communicating the valueproposition of broadband services to yourcustomers to increase adoption

• Creating bundled services and brand identitybased on targeted, segmented markets

• Examining case studies of successful productofferings that have achieved marketdifferentiation

• Capitalizing on the trend to personalizedevices

• Determining the potential for mobile phonesas a marketing medium for advertisers toreach consumers

Moderator:Jim Manis, Senior Vice President,

M-QUBE, INC., Global Chairman,MOBILE MARKETING ASSOCIATION (MMA)

Panelists:Terry McCabe, President, AIRWIDE

SOLUTIONSBridget Hines, Senior Marketing Manager,

Global Development OR Greg Trainor,Senior Account Executive, GlobalDevelopment, SPRINT

Carrie Himelfarb-Seifer, Vice President,Advertising Sales, VINDIGO

12:30 -1:30 pmExploring Opportunities and Successes with 3GCDMA in Latin America and the Caribbean• Overview of the market

- Trends in the region: voice vs. data- Why 3G makes sense

• Expansion of CDMA2000 • Accelerating the arrival of WCDMA

- Services and applications being offered- Expansion of roaming - Universal access and CDMA450- Regulatory environment

• Identifying emerging opportunitiesModerator:Celedonio von Wuthenau, Director, Latin

America Programs, CDGPanelists:Raul Salvado, President, CENTENNIAL

DOMINICANACITEL (invited)Carlos Killian, Director, Latin America and the

Caribbean, IA 450 Jose Otero, President, SIGNALS CONSULTING


2:30-3:15 pmCapitalizing on MVNOs: Assessing the ValueProposition and Business Model • Quantifying the business case for launching

MVNO partnerships: identifying the keymarket drivers contributing to the boom inMVNO relationships

• Harnessing the power of a non-telecom brandto capitalize on market differentiation andsegmentation and for a competitive edge

• Identifying optimum market niches to targetwith an MVNO- Youth- Sports fans- Prepaid - Hispanic

• Leveraging existing brand loyalty to increasenetwork capacity, reduce churn and achievelong-term success

Moderator:Iain Gillott, Founder, IGILLOTT RESEARCHPanelists:Don McGuire, Chief Marketing Officer,

AMP’D (invited)Karna Gupta, Chief Marketing Officer,

COMVERSEDaniel Torras, Senior Director, Research,

ESPN, INC. Anthony Montoya, President, MOVIDA

(invited)SPRINT

11:30 am-12:30 pmIncreasing Voice and Data Network Capacityand Coverage with CDMA2000 1xEV-DO Rev.0 and Rev. A• Quantifying the speed and capacity

improvements of CDMA2000 1xEV-DO Rev.0 and Rev. A

• Delivering high-bandwidth, high-speed dataapplications over CDMA2000 1xEV-DO tooptimize the end-user experience andincrease ARPU

• Analyzing the performance to-date ofcommercial CDMA2000 1xEV-DO networks:identifying opportunities, challenges,solutions found and lessons learned

• Highlighting user expectations, actualexperience, and adoption rate-to-date

• Examining the impact of CDMA2000 1xEV-DO Rev. A on the delivery of voice and dataservices- Greater symmetry to uplink/downlink

speeds- Simultaneous voice and data services- Support for VoIP services- Enhanced security with authentication

mechanisms• Migrating to CDMA2000 1xEV-DO Rev. A:

understanding the necessary upgrade process,network architecture, and resulting impact onuser and application manageability

• Leveraging CDMA2000 1xEV-DO Rev. A withIMS, VoIP and SIP-enabled architecture todeliver seamless, customizable multimediaapplications

Moderator:Brian Modoff, Managing Director and Senior

Wireless Equipment Analyst, DEUTSCHEBANC SECURITIES, INC.

Panelists:Ed Chao, Director, CDMA Product

Management, LUCENT TECHNOLOGIESMOVISTAR GUATEMALA (invited)Eduardo Esteves, Senior Director, Technical

Marketing, QUALCOMMThom Chow, Senior Director, Technology

Development, U.S. CELLULARChuck Morris, Vice President, Engineering,

VENTURI WIRELESS VIVO (invited)

12:30-1:00 pmVoIP over CDMA2000 1xEV-DO: Increasing theCompetitiveness of CDMA2000 Operators• Deploying CDMA2000 1xEV-DO Rev. A to

deliver carrier-grade Voice over IP (VoIP),with a voice quality and capacity that rivalsCDMA2000 1X

• Reducing costs and enabling new enhancedvoice services with VoIP

• Achieving a competitive edge withCDMA2000 1xEV-DO Rev. A and VoIP

Randy Battat, Chief Executive Officer andPresident, AIRVANA

1:00-1:30 pmExploiting New Opportunities for Fixed/MobileConvergence (FMC): Identifying the NecessaryNetwork Architectures to Deliver UbiquitousServices across Wireless and Wireline Networks• Delivering the reliability and quality of a

landline network and the mobility of wirelessto meet marketplace and customer demands

Russ Freen, Chief Technology Officer,BRIDGEWATER SYSTEMS

Stein C. Tommer, Director of BusinessDevelopment, TELENOR


2:30-3:30 pmExamining Device Innovations: Transitioningfrom Functional Handset to PersonalizedMultimedia Center to Drive the Next Level ofData Adoption • Identifying emerging mobile device trends,

standards and technological innovations anddetermining their impact on device featuresand capabilities- Comparing advances in mobile device

hardware with software improvements• Delivering a higher specification OS and UI

with superior application capability in orderto effectively download, manage, andmanipulate a range of media content

For the eleventh year, the CDMA DevelopmentGroup (CDG) is hosting this important industryevent, focusing on 3G CDMA performance andinteroperability testing and how best to ensure highquality and performance for voice and data serviceswith CDMA2000 and WCDMA.

Who Should Attend: System Engineers; NetworkPlanners and Administrators; Project ManagersInvolved in Wireless Systems; Design Engineers andSystem Integrators; Test Engineers; Software ProtocolEngineers; Mobile Manufacturers and MobileWholesale Buyers.

11:20-11:30 amWelcomeJohn Fessler, Leader, CDG SYSTEM TEST

TEAM; Customer Equipment Certification,SPRINT PCS

11:30-12:00 amIdentifying Key Indicators for CDMA NetworkPerformanceTodd Sankey, Chief Technology Officer,

DYAPTIVE SYSTEMS INC

12:00-12:30 pmSoftware Compliance and Test AutomationIlias Zervos, CPE Evaluation and

Development, VERIZON WIRELESS

12:30-1:00 pmDevice Test AutomationNick Baustert, Manager, Customer Equipment

Certification, SPRINT PCS

1:00-1:30 pmHandset and Network Test Process Tools andManagementDebra L. Hodgens, President and Chief

Executive Officer, PRODUCT QUALITYPARTNERS, INC.

1:30-2:30pm Networking Luncheon

2:30-3:00pmCDMA Certification Forum – Its Role andValue in the IndustryThom Erickson, Chairman and Chief Executive

Officer, CDMA CERTIFICATION FORUM

3:00-3:45pmPanel Discussion – Mobile DeviceCertificationModerator:Ted Mahan, Senior Manager, Product

Evaluation and RF Planning, U.S. CELLULARPanelists:Thom Erickson, Chairman and Chief Executive

Officer, CCFMark Sargent, Director of Certification

Programs, CTIANick Baustert, Manager, Customer Equipment

Certification, SPRINTLou LaMedica, Director, CPE Evaluation and

Development, VERIZON WIRELESS


TRACK I - BUSINESS STRATEGY TRACK TRACK II - TECHNOLOGY TRACK TRACK III - TEST FORUM

TRACK I - BUSINESS STRATEGY TRACK TRACK II - TECHNOLOGY TRACK TRACK III - TEST FORUM


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3:15-3:45 pm Video from Everyday Communications –Examining Advances and Trends Beyond MobileTV• How services like videomail help providers

accelerate the penetration of video telephonyand make a smooth transition from voice anddata to video services

• Experiences from trials in Europe• End-user research on consumers’ willingness

to pay and the most attractive marketsegments

• Key considerations for a seamless userexperience that allows subscribers toeffortlessly view, save and share videoinformation

• What to look for in a content managementand delivery platform

James Colby, Vice President, AmericasMarketing, COMVERSE


4:15-5:00 pmExamining New Developments in MobileCommerce: Identifying Critical Success Factorsfor Implementation and Consumer Adoption• Overcoming the barriers to widespread

adoption of m-payments and ensuring thatthe needs of all the key industry segments areaddressed

• Facilitating secure m-commerce: developingstandardized components necessary tosupport secure payments

• Understanding the technical and businessissues that could improve the usability of m-payment technology including proximitypayment services

• Examining efforts to standardize the enablingtechnologies necessary for simple, secure andconvenient mobile payments

Dr. Chung, Head of Advanced TechnologyTeam, SK TELECOM

Chris Bierbaum, Senior Manager, BusinessDevelopment, Mobile Financial Services,SPRINT

Robert Blumenthal, Vice President, Productsand Services, TELUS MOBILITY

5:00-5:45 pmSelling to the Enterprise: Developing SuccessfulStrategies to Increase the Uptake of BroadbandData Services• Identifying the key trends and drivers behind

the increasing usage of enterprise-basedwireless solutions

• Communicating the value proposition ofwireless technology to your target market:understanding what will ‘push their buttons’

• Creating customizable solutions and nicheapplications to attract specific industryvertical market customers

• Developing enterprise specific distributionchannel strategies to maximize marketpenetration

• Examining new and innovative technologiesthat promote enterprise business productivity

Moderator:Ed Meskill, Publisher, MOBILE ENTERPRISE

MAGAZINEPanelists:Wael Midani, Staff Manager, Enterprise Product

Development, ALLTELRobert Consolazio, Senior Director of Wireless

Data Solutions, NEXTELCOMMUNICATIONS

Barry Tishgart, Director, Product Management,SPRINT

5:45 pm End of Business Strategy Track

- Understanding the real world capabilitiesand services that different platforms canoffer

• Creating handsets that deliver a compellingmultimedia experience: visions for theintegration of voice, data and video contentinto one device

• Examining the business case for multi-modalhandsets

• Examining the latest developments in mobiledevice management- Effectively managing a portfolio of handsets

with firmware over the air (FOTA)- Identifying strategies for creating market

awareness and presenting the business casefor deploying FOTA software

• Developing lower cost handsets to driveadoption of 3G services

Moderator:Javan Erfanian, Senior Associate Director,

Technology Research and Strategy, WirelessTechnology Planning, BELL MOBILITY

Panelists:Suzy Hays, President, ASSOCIATED CARRIER

GROUP (invited)Gene Wang, Chief Executive Officer, BITFONELarry Paulson, Vice President, Business and

Product Strategy, CDMA Business Unit ORTony Lutz, Director, Technology Marketing,CDMA Business Unit, NOKIA

3:30-4:15 pmUnderstanding the Framework, NetworkArchitecture and Services Provisioning of IPMultimedia Sub-Systems (IMS)• Evaluating the business case for implementing

IMS: understanding the benefits of an end-to-end architecture- Seamless delivery across wired and wireless

networks- Real time deliverance of multimedia

applications• Working towards an IP backbone:

understanding service creation, access anddelivery requirements

• Successfully converging different domainsacross multiple networks and devices

• Enabling a consistent user experience acrossnetworks and services

• Defining QoS policies to maintain aconsistent user experience as they roambetween networks and services

• Examining real world experiences to date:determining timelines for commercialdeployment

Kelly Hisaki, Senior Associate Director,Wireless Technology, BELL MOBILITY

Mark Denton, Product Manager, Wireless,BRIDGEWATER SYSTEMS

Narothum Saxena, Senior Director, AdvancedTechnology and Strategy, U.S. CELLULAR


4:45-5:15 pmConverged Billing: Network Simplification withEnhanced Flexibility• Identifying legacy billing architectures and

their characteristics• New mobile billing models available today• New architecture needed to support these

models • Value to operators of making the transition Rick Galatioto, Advanced Mobile Billing

Solutions, CISCO SYSTEMS

5:15-5:45 pmExamining Industry Efforts to EstablishGuidelines and Standards for Roaming toEnhance the User Experience, Offer SeamlessDelivery and Revenue Growth• Examining industry efforts to establish

guidelines and standards for global and dataroaming implementation

• Implementing a scalable and manageabledata packet roaming solution

• Determining the impact packet data roamingwill have on the settlement process, clearing,bill fees and accounting needs

• Lessons learned from existing roamingimplementation

Bill Dahnke, Senior Director, InternationalRoaming, CDG

Michael Burns, Director, Intercarrier Services,VERIZON WIRELESS

5:45 pm End of Technology Track

4:00-4:30 pmKey Testing Challenges – MEID, ReceiveDiversity and A-GPS over 1xEV-DOChris Ackermann, Product Manager,

SPIRENT COMMUNICATIONS

4:30-5:00 pmMonitoring Network and Service PerformanceRonen Hovav, Product Manager,

RADCOM CELLULAR SOLUTIONS

5:00-5:30 pmMeasuring Traffic Though Repeaters in CDMANetworksRichard Dean, Vice President of Engineering,

QUALCOMM

5:30-6:00 pmCompetitive BenchmarkingFrancis Sideco, Product Marketing Manager,

COMARCO WIRELESS TEST SOLUTIONS

6:00 pm End of Test Forum

3G AWARD CATEGORIES

• Industry Leadership AwardGiven to the individual who has provided the most dynamicleadership in 3G industry activities, including contributions tostandards development and the growth and evolution of 3GCDMA technologies. • International Leadership AwardGiven to the company(ies) that have contributed significantly tothe expansion of 3G CDMA through system deployments and/orimplementation of international roaming.• Service Innovation AwardGiven to the operator(s) that have leveraged the capabilities of 3GCDMA to introduce innovative and industry leading services to themarket.• Subscriber Technology Innovation AwardGiven to the company(ies) that demonstrate innovative thinking interms of services supported and terminal design. Resultingproducts take advantage of the inherent benefits and latesttechnological developments of 3G CDMA, offering consumersstate-of-the-art terminals in terms of both features and packaging.• Network Technology Innovation AwardGiven to the company(ies) that have introduced networkcapabilities that allow 3G CDMA operators flexible and cost-effective solutions for implementing advanced features and an easyevolution path to future network enhancements.• Innovative Solutions AwardGiven to the company(ies) that have brought new ideas anddifferent approaches to product deployment in their respectivedisciplines. Resulting solutions provide value-added, cost-effectiveimplementations for operators supporting the advancement of 3GCDMA into the market.• Write In CategoryWe invite you to design your own award category. Please providea brief description, along with your nominee and rationale.

CONSUMER AWARD CATEGORIES

The Consumer Award categories are presented in partnership withthe Mobile Entertainment Forum(www.mobileentertainmentforum.org).• Most Innovative Application of Music/AudioGiven to the application developer or content provider that hasleveraged the capabilities of the 3G CDMA wireless medium tooffer unique and appealing music and/or audio applications to theconsumer market. Qualifications include sound, user interface,ease of use.• Most Innovative Use of MusicGiven to the operator that has leveraged the capabilities of the 3GCDMA wireless medium to offer unique and appealing musicand/or music applications to the consumer market. Qualificationsinclude sound, user interface, ease of use.• Most Innovative Mobile Game DevelopmentGiven to the game developer that has leveraged the capabilities ofthe 3G CDMA wireless medium to introduce a unique title orre-develop a console game with broad appeal to the consumermarket. Qualifications include graphics, user interface,complexity (i.e., increasing levels of difficulty/skill).• Most Innovative Use of Mobile TelevisionGiven to the operator or content provider that has leveragedthe capabilities of the 3G CDMA wireless medium to offerunique and appealing mobile TV programming to theconsumer market.• Most Innovative Entertainment Technology DevelopmentGiven to the platform developer that has leveraged thecapabilities of the 3G CDMA wireless medium to developtechnologies that enable developers to create innovativeentertainment applications.

ENTERPRISE AWARD CATEGORIES

The Enterprise Award categories are presented in partnership withMobile Enterprise Magazine (www.mobileenterprisemag.com). • Most Innovative Wireless Enterprise Solution ImplementationGiven to the company that has implemented a wireless enterpriseapplication via a 3G CDMA network with the aim of streamliningoperations, increasing worker productivity and achieving acompelling return on investment.• Most Innovative Wireless Enterprise Solution DevelopmentGiven to the application developer that has leveraged thecapabilities of the 3G wireless medium to offer innovative mobileapplications that enable companies to streamline their operations,increase worker productivity and achieve a compelling return ontheir investments. Qualifications include user interface, breadth ofapplicability.

For the seventh year, the CDMA Development Group (CDG) is pleased to present the 3GCDMA Industry Achievement Awards, which will honor the achievements of individualsand companies in the 3G CDMA industry. Awards will be presented at the 3G CDMAAmericas Congress on Tuesday, September 13, 2005.

Nominations are being accepted online at the CDG website (www.cdg.org) throughWednesday, August 10, 2005. Final selection of the award winners will be made by apanel of judges that will include 3G operators, equipment suppliers, analysts andmembers of industry associations and the media.

For more information and to make nominations, visit the CDG website at www.cdg.org.

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CDMA2000 Market Facts*● 126 Operators Commercially Deployed on 6 Continents ● 23 Operators Scheduled to Deploy in the Next Year

● 168,400,000 CDMA2000® Subscribers Worldwide

Average growth rate of nearly 7 million subscribers per month

*as of July 6, 2005

● 850 CDMA2000 Devices Available 712 CDMA2000 1X

138 CDMA2000 1xEV-DO

● CDMA2000 Delivers the Highest Data Rates in Commercial Networks

North America Europe - Russia

CDMA2000 1XPeak 144-153 kbps

Average Throughput (mobile) 60-100 kbps

CDMA2000 1xEV-DOPeak 3.01 Mbps (Rev. A)

Average Throughput (mobile) 300-600 kbps

ACS Wireless (USA)Aliant Telecom (Canada)ALLTEL (USA)Bell Mobility (Canada)Bluegrass Cellular (USA)Carolina West Wireless (USA)CellCom (USA)Cellular South (USA)ClearTalk (USA)ComScape (USA)

Eloqui Wireless (USA)Golden State Cellular (USA)Illinois Valley Cellular (USA)Leap (USA)MetroPCS (USAMidwest Wireless (USA)MTS Mobility (Canada)NTELOS (USA)Rural Cellular Corp. (USA)Sagebrush Cellular (USA)

SaskTel Mobility (Canada)Sprint (USA)Telus Mobility (Canada)U.S. Cellular (USA)Verizon Wireless (USA)Western Wireless (USA)

AkTel (Kyrgyzstan)Belcel (Belarus)Caspian American Telecom(Azerbaijan)

CST Invest (Ukraine) Delta Telecom (Russia)Eurotel Praha (Czech Republic)Iberiatel (Georgia)Intertelecom (Ukraine)ITC (Ukraine)

JSC ALTEL (Kazakhstan)JSC Interdnestrcom (Moldova)JSC Uzbeketelcom(Uzbekistan)

KCC (Russia)Moscow Cellular (Russia)OSP Polpager (Poland)Perfectum Mobile (Uzbekistan)Regional Technical Center(Russia)

SOTEL-Video (Russia)Telekom Baltija (Latvia)Telekom Mobile (Uzbekistan)Telemobil (Romania)UralWestcom (Russia)Velton Telecom (Ukraine)Volga Telecom (Russia)WinLine (Kyrgyzstan)ZAO Tver CellularCommunications (Russia)

Africa - Middle East

Algerie Telecom (Algeria)Cell Communications (Nigeria)Intercellular Nigeria

Ministry of Communication, KuwaitMovicel Telecomunicacoes (Angola)MTN Uganda

Multi-Links (Nigeria)Pelephone (Israel)Reliance Telecom (Nigeria)

Starcomms (Nigeria)Yemen Telecom

● 61 Manufacturers

AirLinkAnyDATAAxesstel BenQBentenCasioCEC TelecomCellvicCommerciantCompal

CURITELCyberbankCyberlaneCypress SolutionsDaxianeAnywhere TechEricssonGava PlusGiga TelecomGrowellGTRAN

HaierHandspringHanwhaHisenseHitachiHuaweiIntermacKyoceraLand-CellularLGMobile Compia

ModettelMotorolaNokiaNovatel WirelessPanasonicResearch in MotionSamsungSanyoSewon TelecomSierra WirelessSK Teletech

SkyworksSony EricssonSoutecSymbol TechnologiesSynertekTCL MobileTelsonTelular CorporationTopexToshibaTottori Sanyo

UbiquamUTStarcom/AudiovoxVK CorporationVeriFoneWavecomYiso Telecom ZTE

● Advanced Services Offered on CDMA2000 Networks

Entertainment Enterprise SolutionsLocation-Based Services

M-Commerce Multimedia Messaging Services

Push-to-talkTV Broadcasts

Video and Audio DownloadsWeb Browsing

Latin America - Caribbean Asia - PacificAlegro PCS (Ecuador)BellSouth PeruBermuda DigitalCentennial DominicanaCentennial de Puerto RicoCentennial U.S. Virgin IslandsEPM-BogotaIUSACELL (Mexico)Movilnet (Venezuela)Movistar ArgentinaMovistar Chile

Movistar ColombiaMovistar EcuadorMovistar GuatemalaMovistar NicaraguaMovistar PanamaMovistar UruguayMovistar VenezuelaOceanic Digital JamaicaSERCOM (Guatemala)SmartCom PCS (Chile)Speednet (Belize)

Sprint Puerto RicoSprint U.S. Virgin IslandsTelefonica Moviles del PeruTMais Telecom (Brazil)Unefon (Mexico)Verizon DominicanaVerizon Puerto RicoVesper (Brazil)VIVO (Brazil)

APBW (Taiwan)Cambodia Shinawatra Co.China TelecomChina UnicomGreat Bear (Pakistan)Guamcell (Guam)Hutchison CAT (Thailand)Hutchison Telecoms AustraliaKDDI (Japan)KT Freetel (South Korea)Laos Telecommunications LG Telecom (South Korea)

MTNL (India)Mandara Selular IndonesiaPTCL (Pakistan)PT Indosat (Indonesia)PT Mobile-8 (Indonesia)PT Bakrie Telecom (Indonesia)PT Telekomunikasi IndonesiaPT Wireless IndonesiaReliance Infocomm (India)Shyam Telelink (India)S Telecom (Vietnam)Saipancell

SK Telecom (South Korea)SkyTel (Mongolia)Tata Teleservices (India)TeleCard Limited (Pakistan)Telecom Mobile (NewZealand)

Telstra (Australia)UTL (Nepal)Vietnam Power Telecom

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or data priority. Service Providers can also monitor and report usage on a per-subscriber,per-service basis to help plan future services and network requirements.www.bridgewatersystems.com

Cisco Systems, Inc® offers an integrated, access and deviceindependent, mobile strategy via a strong suite of IP-based solutions.We are working to advance mobile services with solutions for GSMwith GPRS or EDGE overlays, W-CDMA, CDMA2000 1X and

PWLAN space. These solutions include our Cisco Mobile Exchange framework offeringflexible network access, a variety of billing options, and security; Next-GenerationSignaling solutions for SS7 off load; multiple RAN optimization solutions and IP basedvoice and core network solutions. Cisco has technology expertise, market knowledge,and financial strength to assist mobile network operators with whatever lies ahead –www.cisco.com/go/mobile – THIS IS CISCO ON THE MOVE

Comverse, a unit of Comverse Technology, Inc. (NASDAQ:CMVT), is the world’s leading provider of software andsystems enabling network-based multimedia enhancedcommunication services. These value-added enhancedservices solutions, along with the company’s real-timebilling solutions, comprise the company’s Total

Communication™ portfolio. Comverse’s Total Communication portfolio addresses fourprimary categories: call completion and call management solutions; advanced messagingfor groups, communities and person-to-person communication; solutions and enablersfor the management and delivery of data and content-based services; and real-timebilling and account management solutions for dynamic service environments. ComverseTechnology is an S&P 500 and NASDAQ-100 Index company. For additionalinformation, visit us at www.comverse.com.

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Lucent Technologies, headquartered in MurrayHill, N.J., USA, designs and delivers networks forthe world's largest communications serviceproviders. Backed by Bell Labs research and

development, Lucent relies on its strengths in mobility, optical, data and voicenetworking technologies as well as software and services to develop next-generationnetworks. The company's systems, services and software are designed to help customersquickly deploy and better manage their networks and create new, revenue-generatingservices that help businesses and consumers. For more information on LucentTechnologies, visit its Web site at www.lucent.com.

Associate Sponsor:Airwide solutions is a global provider of messaging and contentdelivery services to mobile operators. Since the day we sent thefirst commercial text message in 1992, our innovative messagingand content delivery management solutions have helped over 75

wireless operators, content providers and aggregators around the world. Core productsfor CDMA operators include Multimedia Messaging Solutions (MMS), Short MessagingServices (SMS), and our unique over-air-solution, airactive. www.airwidesolutions.com

QUALCOMM's MediaFLO develops the MediaFLO System, anend-to-end product and service offering that includes the FLO(Forward Link Only) technology, and the MediaFLO MDS

(Media Distribution System). Together they provide the necessary foundation to cost-effectively and efficiently deliver high-quality multimedia content to a large number ofsubscribers for easy viewing on handsets. www.qualcomm.com

Venturi Wireless is the trusted leader in providing mobilebroadband optimization solutions to wireless carriers andenterprises worldwide. Venturi’s patented carrier-gradesolution delivers the best subscriber experience available

while improving network efficiency. Mobile market leaders who have chosen VenturiWireless include Verizon Wireless, WILLCOM and Cingular Wireless. Venturi Wireless isheadquartered in Sunnyvale, CA, with offices in London, Los Angeles, New Jersey, Tokyoand Washington, D.C. For more information, go to www.venturiwireless.com.

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Senior Sponsor:QUALCOMM Incorporated is a leader indeveloping and delivering innovative digitalwireless communications products and servicesbased on the Company's CDMA digitaltechnology. The Company's business areas include

CDMA integrated circuits and system software; technology licensing; the Binary RuntimeEnvironment for Wireless™ (BREW™) applications platform; Eudora® e-mail software;digital cinema systems; and satellite-based systems including portions of the Globalstar™system and wireless fleet management systems, OmniTRACS® and OmniExpress™.QUALCOMM owns patents that are essential to all of the CDMA wirelesstelecommunications standards that have been adopted or proposed for adoption bystandards-setting bodies worldwide. QUALCOMM has licensed its essential CDMA patentportfolio to more than 100 telecommunications equipment manufacturers worldwide.Headquartered in San Diego, Calif., QUALCOMM is included in the S&P 500 Index and isa 2001 FORTUNE 500® company traded on The Nasdaq Stock Market® under the tickersymbol QCOM. www.qualcomm.com

Gala Cocktail Reception Sponsor:Nokia is the world leader in mobile communications,driving the growth and sustainability of the broadermobility industry. Nokia is dedicated to enhancing

people's lives and productivity by providing easy-to-use and secure products like mobilephones, and solutions for imaging, games, media, mobile network operators andbusinesses. www.nokia.com

Demo Lounge presented by

Luncheon Sponsor:Kyocera Wireless Corp. is a wholly owned subsidiary ofKyocera International, Inc., which acquired QUALCOMMIncorporated’s CDMA consumer wireless phone business in

February 2000. Kyocera Wireless Corp. is a leading supplier of innovative, feature-richCDMA handsets, accessories and modulesfor customers worldwide. Based in San Diego,the company is ISO-14001 and ISO-9001 certified and has won city, state and federalawards for its environmentally friendly manufacturing and recycling practices. For moreinformation, please visit www.kyocera-wireless.com.

Internet Cafe Sponsor:The convergence of Mobile Wireless and the Internet,the two fastest growing technologies of our time, hascreated a huge new market for Mobile Internetservices. Airvana is building All-IP Radio Access

Network infrastructure equipment based on 3G standards that will dramatically alter theeconomics of delivering high-speed Mobile Internet services. The demand for MobileInternet access is driven by the proliferation of personal devices like Smart Phones,Laptops, and PDA's. Airvana's infrastructure equipment will deliver multi-megabit MobileInternet access to these devices. From real-time stock quotes to web browsing, streamingaudio and video, the possibilities of the wireless web are endless. Founded in March 2000,Airvana is led by a team of seasoned executives from Motorola, Nortel, Cisco and Lucent.Team Airvana is made up of exceptional people with a track record of developing cuttingedge Wireless and Internet infrastructure equipment. Its investors include Matrix Partners, aleading Venture Capital firm, and Desh Deshpande, Chairman of Optical Networkingleader Sycamore Networks. www.airvananet.com

Supporting Sponsors:Bridgewater Systems develops the industry's most advancedsubscriber-centric policy management software for IP-basedservices. Its solutions help global Service Providersmaximize profits and launch new services faster. With

Bridgewater's software, Service Providers have an intelligent policy-decision point for themanagement of subscribers, applications, and network resources. At 3G CDMA Americas Congress, Bridgewater will showcase broadband wireless solutionsthat help monitor and control subscriber use of network resources, allowing ServiceProviders to offer differentiated service packages based on bandwidth, connection speed,

MediaFLOTM

About the Institute for International Research (IIR)IIR believes passionately in the power of knowledge and skills to act as a

lasting catalyst to organizational achievement. Established in 1973, IIR isnow the world's largest business performance improvement company witha global network of 44 companies and 109 operating units. IIR works within excess of 600,000 business executives annually to give them the 'know-

how' they need to achieve. IIR has specialist operations providing knowledgeand skills in every business functional area -- from general management to sales,marketing, project management, human resources, finance and IT -- and every verticalmarket including pharmaceuticals, telecommunications, manufacturing, insurance,investment finance, retail financial services, IT, eCommerce, energy, public sector, realestate and services. For more information please visit www.iirusa.com

About the CDMA Development Group (CDG)The CDMA Development Group (CDG) is a trade associationformed to foster the worldwide development, implementation anduse of CDMA technologies. The more than 100 member companiesof the CDG include many of the world’s largest wireless carriers andequipment manufacturers. The primary activities of the CDGinclude development of CDMA features and services, publicrelations, education and seminars, regulatory affairs and

international support. Currently, there are more than 500 individuals working withinvarious CDG subcommittees on CDMA-related matters. www.cdg.org

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Maximize the benefits of this year’s 3G CDMA Americas Congress by taking advantage ofthe substantial group discounts available to send several members of your team! Discountsdepend on the size of your group. For more information please call Aloycia Bellillie at +1-212-661-3500 ext. 3702 or email [email protected]

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FEES AND DISCOUNTS: Your fee, outlined on the registration form, includes lunch,refreshments, and all course documentation. Payment must be received by September 12,2005. You may use a check, made payable to the "Institute for International Research,Inc.," or charge the fee to your Visa, MasterCard, Diners Club or American Express card.Please include the name of the conference delegate(s) with the payment, as well as ourreference #E0955.

DATE: September 12-14, 2005

VENUE: Miami Beach Convention Center1901 Convention Center Dr.Miami Beach, FL, 33139

H OTEL AC C O M M O DAT I O N S : The 3G CDMA Americas Congress has negotiateddiscounted rates with seve ral conveniently located hotels in the Miami area, where a blockof rooms will be held for a limited time. For more information or to make reservations pleasecontact our travel agency, The Global Executive, at 1-800-516-4265 or +1-203-431-8950, orsend them an email at [email protected]. The hotels will not accept individual callsfor room reservations at the IIR negotiated ra t e .

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CANCELLATIONS: Should you be unable to attend for any reason, please inform us INWRITING, 10 days prior to the first date of the event (includes workshops/symposiums),and a credit voucher for the full amount will be issued, which must be used within oneyear of issuance. If you prefer, a full refund, less a $395 non-refundable deposit will beissued. No refunds or credit will be given for cancellations received on or within that 10day period. Substitutions of enrolled delegates may be made at any time. Please indicateon your registration whether you are eligible for a discount. No two discounts can becombined. If, for any reason, IIR decides to cancel this conference, IIR does not acceptresponsibility for covering airfare, hotel or other costs incurred by registrants. Programcontent is subject to change without notice.

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The Benefits of Sponsoring andExhibiting:• Access to over 1000 3G CDMA

professionals who are drivingtechnology and business revenuein the 3G CDMA market, allunder one roof

• Leverage your company’s brandedproduct to high level decisionmakers

• Gain competitive intelligence:Who’s who and who’s NEW

• Create new partnerships andstrategies

• Retain and build on existingpartnerships

• Generate new business with solidleads

Who Should Exhibit:If your company provides productsor services in the following areas,you should be represented at the 3G CDMA Americas Congress:

• Network Infrastructure• Test and Measurement Equipment• Turnkey Infrastructure• Frequency Control Network

Planning • Mobile Data• Wi-Fi• Systems Integrators• Handsets / Devices• Chips• Components• Antennas• Billing / CRM• Application / Software

Development

Available Sponsorship OpportunitiesInclude:• Senior Sponsorship• Cocktail Reception Sponsor• Supporting Sponsor• Internet or Wi-Fi Café• Luncheon• Workshop• Associate Sponsor• Carrying Case• Lanyard• CD-ROM• Name Badge• Press Room• Pen• Premium Exhibition• Standard Exhibition• Newspaper Drop

Let us tailor a promotional packageto suit your objectives!

For more information about thesponsorship opportunities available

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CDG Member*3 day option Conference plus 1 day symposium $1,590.00 $1,790.00 $1,990.002.5 day option Conference plus 1 workshop $1,445.00 $1,645.00 $1,845.002 day option Conference Only $1,245.00 $1,445.00 $1,645.00Non-CDG Member*3 day option Conference plus 1 day symposium $1,790.00 $1,990.00 $2,190.002.5 day option Conference plus 1 workshop $1,595.00 $1,795.00 $1,995.002 day option Conference Only $1,395.00 $1,595.00 $1,795.00

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