Taiwan 3G Operator Places Contract

TTI Team Telecom International announced that it has been awarded a contract for its Netrac Wireless Fault and Performance OSS solution and NeTkT trouble-ticketing application by the sole CDMA2000 (3G) operator in Taiwan.

The order will be delivered as part of a supply agreement between a strategic partner of TTI Telecom and the unnamed customer. This contract was previously announced by TTI Telecom in a press release dated January 29, 2002 in which the Company detailed its contract awards for the quarter ended December 31, 2002.

Commenting on the contract award, Meir Lipshes, TTI Telecom's chief executive officer, said, "This contract award reinforces our technology's ability to manage next-generation wireless networks and part of our larger strategy to expand our customer base in Asia Pacific. It is also a major milestone in our penetration of the rapidly developing and dynamic Taiwanese marketplace, historically a telecom bellwether for APAC. We are excited by the prospect that our integrated solution will play a key role in this service provider's success as it launches advanced, high-speed CDMA services, and look forward to working alongside it to rapidly implement and deploy our solution."

TTI Telecom's Netrac Wireless solution will manage the customer's hardware infrastructure and provide it with crucial information on the performance of its network and services. Netrac Wireless will analyze traffic patterns and identify problems such as traffic congestions and bottlenecks, enabling the customer to ensure high QoS levels. TTI Telecom's solution will also provide information on all alarms coming from the customer's CDMA2000 and transmission networks via a single screen and perform event correlation in order to help it get to the root-cause of network faults. By providing real-time information on network and service status, Netrac Wireless will enable the customer to rapidly detect service degradations and treat them before their business and customers are adversely impacted.

In addition, TTI Telecom's trouble-ticketing application, NeTkT, which is seamlessly integrated with Netrac Wireless' Fault Management application, will enable the customer to implement the desired workflow into their problem resolution cycle based on internal business practices, and track the problem resolution cycle until its successful resolution.

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