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5N U M B E R P O R T A B I L I T Y U P D A T EGlobal success with number portabilityNumber portability solutions designed by<strong>Syniverse</strong> are being used by an increasingnumber of operators around the globe, includingmost mobile operators in the United States,all mobile operators in Canada and the UnitedKingdom, and select operators in Hong Kong, Taiwanand Macau. The company also was selected thispast summer to implement its solution in Singapore.“I think our success in the number portabilityarena is a testament as to how well <strong>Syniverse</strong>’snumber portability experts are able to customizesolutions to meet the unique requirements of eachcountry,” said Tony Holcombe, CEO and President,<strong>Syniverse</strong>. “We have an excellent track record in designing,implementing and maintaining complex solutionsthat interconnect different service providers’networks in a way that’s efficient and cost-effectivefor operators as well as beneficial for subscribers.”<strong>Syniverse</strong>, which developed its first number portabilitysolution in 1998, will continue to pursue numberportability opportunities around the world as thegovernments in more and more countries requiretheir telecommunications providers to implementnumber portability solutions.Smooth launch for Canadian numberportabilityMarch 14, 2007, marked the day that Canadianoperators and <strong>Syniverse</strong> successfully launchedwireless number portability (WNP) for thatcountry’s wireless subscribers.To ensure seamless service for Canadian usersand mobile operators, <strong>Syniverse</strong> and operatorsworked closely for nearly a year before the launchof WNP. The end result was a smooth launch onthe initiative’s first day and porting volumes thatexceeded expectations. No significant problemswere experienced by <strong>Syniverse</strong>, the operators or,most importantly, the operators’ customers.Singapore selects <strong>Syniverse</strong> solutionIn June, <strong>Syniverse</strong> was appointed by the InfocommDevelopment Authority of Singapore (IDA)as the country’s only number portability centralizeddatabase administrator. <strong>Syniverse</strong> also was awardedthe license to provide number portability solutionsto Singapore’s telecommunications operators andestablish number portability service agreements withall of Singapore’s telecom providers.Also included in the license is the right to providenumber portability services to fixed-line operatorsand others, such as VoIP and wireless broadbandoperators, should the need arise. Singapore’s newcentralized database is expected to be in place by thesecond quarter of 2008, at which time service providerswill be expected to meet the IDA’s new numberportability regulations. JNumber PortabilityLab opened in MexicoJust this past August,<strong>Syniverse</strong> opened a NumberPortability Lab to offerMexican operators an opportunityfor a hands-onexperience to help themprepare for the launch ofnumber portability in 2008.The operators in Mexicohave not yet selected anyvendors for the central database,which most likely willbe implemented in 2008.The only one of its kindin Mexico, the Number PortabilityLab will familiarizeoperators with porting technologiesfor wireless andwireline numbers, as well asgive them the opportunityto see the programmingtechniques and the userinterface used in <strong>Syniverse</strong>’ssolutions. The lab is locatedin Hewlett-Packard México’s“Discovery Center” inMexico City.

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