NTT DoCoMo to Present Keynote at Wireless Connections 2003

Wireless Connections 2003, a gathering of key representatives from the global wireless industry sponsored by KMPG LLP and Macleod Dixon LLP, is pleased to announce that leading mobile communications company NTT DoCoMo Inc. of Japan will join the lineup of keynote speakers at its two-day wireless conference in Calgary on May 29 and 30.

David Macdonald, executive advisor, DoCoMo i-mode Europe, B.V. will
discuss the highlights of ubiquitous mobile Internet communication and its
potential for adoption in North America in a keynote session entitled "i-mode
Success". Conference attendees will learn about industry-specific applications
and revenue opportunities for mobile multimedia, focusing on wireless Internet
and the coordination of the i-mode ecosystem. Nearly 37 million of NTT
DoCoMo's 42 million subscribers are currently using i-mode.

"Mobile multimedia is a multi-billion dollar market opportunity. This
market is already thriving in Japan and is just now emerging elsewhere in Asia
and Europe with the launch of i-mode there. i-mode gives important lessons on
how to develop this opportunity in any market," said Macdonald. "NTT DoCoMo is
pleased to be participating in Wireless Connections 2003 and we look forward
to sharing our learnings and best practices with the North American market."

Other newly confirmed speakers include a progressive Finnish wireless
carrier - Radionlinja, recognized for their leadership in driving content over
wireless devices, and industry renowned 3G Consultant and Author, Tomi Ahonen
who will comment on the latest developments of 3G technology. To view the
latest conference agenda and to take advantage of early-bird registration
rates prior to March 15, 2003, please visit www.wirelessconnections2003.com.
"Wireless Connections 2003 is pleased to welcome NTT DoCoMo as a keynote
speaker, adding to our impressive lineup of presenters and panelists from
across the global wireless industry," said Barb Richardson, chair of Wireless
Connections 2003. "This is an excellent example of the provocative topics that
will be explored at the conference as the industry strives for growth and
innovation."

Wireless Connections 2003 would like to extend a special thank you to
official event sponsors KPMG LLP and Macleod Dixon LLP; and to other partners
and sponsors including Industry Canada, Haskayne School of Business, Fujitsu
Consulting, SpringBank TechVentures, Western Economic Diversification Canada,
and High Road Communications.

This Press Release Sponsored by AGILENT TECHNOLOGIES

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