The list is long. More than 120 mobile operators, large and small, across 48 countries place their confidence in Airwide Solutions. They count on us for mobile messaging, device management and mobile security solutions. They count on us for peace of mind. Their ranks include: Vodafone, Vodacom,
T-Mobile, Telstra, NTELOS, Leap Wireless and Bell Mobility.

Francois Van Tonder, Head of IT at BASE, says: "We are delighted with the upgrades we now have a more efficient system with the capacity to deal with increased service demand and mobile marketing activity. The system is performing well in terms of general handling, dynamic configuration and overall performance. We were also impressed by the speed at which the upgrade project was finished, which is a credit to their experience in this field."

Bell is the leading communication company in Canada. In 1997, Bell launched its text-message service using Airwide Solutions' Short Message Service Infrastructure (SMSC). In 2004, Airwide provided Bell with an advanced Internet messaging gateway allowing Bell subscribers to send and receive text messages from a WAP application and to send texts to an email service.

http://www.bell.ca

Blyk, a pan-European free mobile operator for young people funded by advertising, deployed our Mobile Advertising Solution. Blyk launched its service in the UK in mid-2007 with plans to extend its coverage into more countries. "For advertisers and agencies, Blyk provides advertising inventories in an entirely new way which makes planning, booking and designing mobile media possible like any media is utilized today.

The Ad-Gateway is playing a key role in this infrastructure to make these inventories available in our service in a reliable, real-time and easy-to-access manner," said Timo Ahopelto, Head of Strategy and Business Development at Blyk.

Celcom, Malaysia's leading mobile communications provider, has selected Airwide to products enhance the delivery of browsing and multimedia services for its subscribers. Airwide's solution has significantly increased the browsing capacity for Celcom to help the operator manage the growth of this increasingly popular mobile service delivery channel.

Cricket is the operating subsidiary of Leap Wireless International, a customer-focused company providing innovative mobile wireless services targeted to meet the needs of customers who are under-served by traditional communications companies. With a commitment to predictability, simplicity and value as the foundation of its business, Leap pioneered Cricket® service, a simple and affordable wireless alternative to traditional landline service. Cricket® service offers customers unlimited anytime minutes within the Cricket® calling area over a high-quality, all-digital CDMA network.

http://www.leapwireless.com

Etisalat initiated a large-scale Service Delivery Platform project in early 2004. As part of the project, Airwide products were chosen to manage and bill for service delivery across multiple technologies such as SMS, MMS, and WAP Push. The solution also enables Etisalat to more thoroughly monitor and prevent spam with centralized management over all mobile services and extra functionality to permanently or temporarily block individual spam senders.

"This is right in line with our strategy to enhance service and content providers' communication channels with our customers," said a senior official of Etisalat. "The solution adds valuable tools to fight the growing nuisance of spam and increase the reliability of billing."

Airwide provides Etisalat with online billing capabilities across all value-added mobile services, resulting in faster and more accurate transactions. Services are quickly delivered and charged regardless of whether the subscriber is pre-paid or post-paid. Delivery of services happens automatically over any mobile channel.

KPN, the leading Dutch mobile operator, has selected service control technology from Airwide to replace its existing messaging system. KPN will additionally deploy the Airwide’s Business Intelligence solution to improve VAS traffic and revenue reporting, subscriber analytics, and personalization. The Dutch operator is the second company within the KPN Group to select Airwide and joins a growing list of mobile operators using business intelligence to drive VAS usage among users.

Frans Buijtendijk, project manager Access Services at KPN commented: "The Business Intelligence solution will help us to monitor the performance of data services and analyze customer preferences to evaluate the success of the content we offer. Not only will KPN be able to add value to its content partners, we were also provided with the expertise to help us consider the delivery of personalized content aimed at specific customer segments", he added.

MTC-Vodafone uses Airwide products in their 2/3G mobile network in Bahrain to provide all of their value added messaging services; in addition to service management, Airwide enables real-time rating and billing for MTC's services for both prepaid and postpaid subscribers.

"MTC-Vodafone Bahrain selected this solution as our prime service aggregator to work with all our systems, platforms, and content providers based on the flexibility of the services they were offering together with the committed and proven solutions," says Khaled Al Farkh, Chief Operating Officer at MTC-Vodafone Bahrain. "Our experience during the launch process underpinned our earlier assessment of their capabilities. With the delivery, we received an on-site as well as on-line professional team who were very receptive to our requirements and proved to be a first-class service and product provider."

NTELOS Inc. is a leading regional wireless provider in the United States. In addition to other Airwide products, NTELOS uses Airwide's device management solution for CDMA operators. The solution gives NTELOS the capability to update customers' roaming lists on their devices in a transparent manner. It eliminates the need for the customer to interact with NTELOS' retail locations or customer care centers and offers the opportunity for significant cost savings. NTELOS also uses Airwide's SMSC (AirMessenger SMSC).

http://www.ntelos.com/

Omnitel Lithuania Offers a Wealth of Mobile Messaging Services Using Airwide technology.

"Offering the best customer service and cutting-edge applications are key to gaining more subscribers in our market. We can now offer more value-added services in a faster and more flexible way", says Antanas Zabulis, President and CEO of Omnitel. "Our decision was based on impressive customer references and high-quality products designed for carrier-class environments. The project also proved the deployment team to be very professional and responsive."

For Proximus in Belgium, Airwide technology manages the multimedia message service (MMS) value added services.
"We have always been a forerunner in our market, and again we were the first to offer the broadest and latest selection of multimedia services to our customers" said Steven De Jaeghere, Manager for Messaging Based Services at Proximus. "We chose this solution to handle our MMS delivery and management because their solution was field-proven with other similar Vodafone live! deployments, and they are a reliable partner for global operators."

The entire solution was delivered in two weeks, which is significant in comparison with competing service delivery platform deployments which typically span several months with heavy integration work. Short time-to-market came from the highly standardized solution and integration experience in multiple Vodafone networks.

The Airwide solution provides a central hub connecting third-party content providers and their services to Qtel's mobile network. All value added services using channels such as SMS, MMS, and WAP Push, are connected and controlled centrally, resulting in more efficient and reliable service performance. Having a central hub simplifies the provisioning and settlement process for mobile content and application providers.
To fight the growing trend of mobile spamming, Qtel has strengthened the protection for their subscribers. With technology from Airwide, Qtel controls the message flow centrally, which allows them to identify and block spammers more effectively. This is a similar approach that ISPs have taken to block email spam on the Internet.

Fahad Bin Jassim Al Thani, Qtel's Executive Director for Wireless Services, explains: "We are continuously implementing the latest technologies to provide our subscribers with the easiest and most comprehensive ways of getting the specific services that they want. The solution allows us to offer and manage large volumes of mobile services, while hiding the complex mobile network elements from third-party content providers."

SFR (France) has applied Airwide products in various projects since 2004, to power its value-added messaging business, applications such as infotainment, news, and gaming.

"We were searching the market for messaging middleware flexibility, high performance, and service provisioning capabilities that could take our business to the next level", says the SFR project manager. "We selected the solution to enhance the quality of our messaging services since it not only fulfilled our general selection criteria, but also came with the trust factor of well-known, production-proven customer references. We had very limited time available for adapting and deploying the solution into our network and existing messaging infrastructure. We were impressed with the speed and professionalism with which the staff implemented the project, on specification and on time."

Telefónica Móviles in Spain built their messaging integration broker based on Airwide products. The solution caters for value added short message service (SMS), multimedia message service (MMS), and wireless application protocol (WAP) Push services.

Telstra is Australia's leading telecommunications and information services company. Its 6.5 million subscribers send more than 100 million text messages a month, and this number is constantly growing. In 2003, Airwide deployed the first SIGTRAN-enabled SMSC solution with Telstra. At the time, Airwide was the only company able to adapt our solution to Telstra's dual GSM/CDMA network. Some of Airwide's products deployed in Telstra are: Airgate, (messaging gateway), Aircode (USSD gateway) and Airactive (device management solutions for CDMA operators).

http://www.telstra.com/

At the end of Q1 2005, T-Mobile Czech had nearly 4.5 million subscribers exchanging text messages on Airwide Solutions' platform. T-Mobile Czech also use Airwide's messaging gateway (Airgate) to better manage and control value-added service providers on their network. Airwide Solutions has products deployed in T-Mobile UK, US, Slovakia and Hungary.

http://www.t-mobile.com/

With True Move (Orange Thailand), Airwide products handle the delivery and service management of short message content service (SMS) and multimedia message service (MMS).

Vodacom is the leading GSM operator in South Africa. Airwide Solutions has been supplying and managing the SMSC infrastructure at Vodacom since 1993. In 2003, Vodacom deployed Airwide Solutions' SMS router to maximize revenues coming from existing SMS infrastructure. Called Air'n'able Router, the solution enabled a record number of SMS messages to be sent successfully during the very busy period of Christmas and New Year. It also provided Vodacom with the capacity to introduce different tele-voting applications such as the successful South African Big Brother.

http://www.vodacom.co.za/

Airwide Solutions offers solutions to eight member companies of the Vodafone Group. Our largest Vodafone customer, Vodafone UK, has nearly 15 million subscribers who send more than 17 million text messages every day using our SMS platform. Other Vodafone members using our products are: Albania, Australia, Egypt, Greece, Ireland, Netherlands and Spain.

www.vodafone.com

Airwide Solutions, in partnership with the mobile service provider WIN, deployed the first application-to-person (A2P) MMS in 2003. This created a new revenue stream for content aggregators and wireless operators and an exciting new entertainment and information channel for consumers.

http://www.winplc.com/