Gateway for Combined WiFi, 3G UMTS Video Conferencing

17th March , 2004

Above shows : IP3 Network's NetAccess box

US : IP3 Networks Inc. , a best-in-class developer of broadband access control, provisioning and billing solutions, today announced it will provide its NetAccess(TM) gateway for a unique WiFi, UMTS video conferencing and VoIP demonstration at CTIA Wireless 2004, March 22-24, 2004 in Atlanta. IP3 Network's NetAccess control/billing gateways provide carriers, service providers, and hotspot operators with a flexible platform to manage broadband revenue generating services for wired and wireless networks.

The Management Network Group Inc. (TMNG), a leading provider of consulting services for the global communications industry, will demonstrate, in their booth at CTIA, an end-to-end video conferencing and VoIP solution over WiFi and 3G networks with partner support from IP3 Networks, inCode Wireless, IPWireless, France Telecom and ADC. IP3 Network's NetAccess gateway will be provisioning and managing multiple portable devices accessing broadband video and VoIP over WiFi at a hotspot on the show floor. The mobile hotspot users will be video-conferencing via the Internet with additional mobile and UMTS users on the show floor and in San Diego over wireless UMTS infrastructure provided by IPWireless. A customized Web-based login portal developed and managed by IP3 Networks and TMNG will be demonstrating how carriers can manage advanced location-based broadband services and generate billing information in real time. The IP3 Networks NetAccess gateway will be communicating with a remote billing server provided by ADC.

A cost-effective and easy-to-use subscriber management solution with a proven track record, the IP3 Networks NetAccess gateway delivers customizable billing, provisioning and authentication controls to manage access to the Internet and offers a wide range of next generation broadband-based services. Its ease-of-use, strong feature set, and agnostic interface make this turnkey solution adaptable to any wired or wireless network deployment.

"The demonstration was an incredible accomplishment by TMNG and we were proud to contribute our NetAccess gateways to this team effort," said Mike Lee, president and CEO of IP3 Networks. "The ability to control and manage user access to broadband wireless applications and integrate with existing billing services, clearly demonstrates the powerful features and services NetAccess has to offer."

To view and learn more about the demonstration or talk to an IP3 Networks or TMNG representative, please visit TMNG at booth #27-10 on the CTIA Wireless 2004 show floor at the Georgia World Congress Center in Atlanta.

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