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© 2010 Packet One Networks (M) Sdn Bhd. All Rights Reserved.

11 MAY 201011 MAY 2010

PROMISING TECHNOLOGIES FOR RURALPROMISING TECHNOLOGIES FOR RURALCOMMUNICATIONSCOMMUNICATIONS

Malaysia National Workshop on Rural ICTMalaysia National Workshop on Rural ICT

DevelopmentDevelopment



Company Profile

WiMAX Basics

Broadband Background Information

P1 In USP



Company Profile


WiMAX Basics

P1 In USP



Copyright © 2008 Green Packet Networks W.L.L. All rights reserved.

Company Profile

Quick

Facts

Packet One Networks (Malaysia) Sdn. Bhd. Packet One Networks (Malaysia) Sdn. Bhd.

Established: 2002

2.3 GHz Spectrum awarded : March 2007

Service Launched : August 2008

Employee : Over 600 full‐time employee

Management Team :

Michael Lai, CEO

Mohamad Idham Nawawi, COO

Ti Lian Seng, SVP Technology

Office locations: Petaling Jaya (HQ), Sungai Petani, Pulau Pinang, Ipoh, Seremban,

Melaka, Johor, Kuantan, Kota Bahru, Kota Kinabalu, Kuching.

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Copyright © 2008 Green Packet Networks W.L.L. All rights reserved.

Company Profile

Quick

Facts

Packet One Networks (Malaysia) Sdn. Bhd. Packet One Networks (Malaysia) Sdn. Bhd.

Parent Company : Green Packet Berhad (Public‐listed)

GP is a technology solution provider

Global Presence : HQ in Malaysia

P1 licences obtained from SKMM:

NFPi – Network Facilities Provider (Individual)

NSPi – Network Services Provider (Individual)

ASP – Application Service ProvidePrivate & Confidential. Powered by Packet One Networks

USAUSA

BahrainBahrain

ChinaChina

TaiwanTaiwan

MalaysiaMalaysia

SingaporeSingapore

AustraliaAustralia



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Coverage targets

• Phase I: 30% coverage of Peninsular Malaysia (achieved !!)

• Phase II: 45% coverage of Peninsular Malaysia with East Malaysia

presence, target end 2010

• Phase III: 65% coverage of Malaysia; target end 2012

P1 National Commercial Rollout Status

States with P1 Wimax Coverage

(over 30% of pop. coverage)

States have yet to be covered

by P1 Wimax

Over 150,000

subscribers in less

than 2 years!!




Company Profile

WiMAX Basics

P1 In USP



BroadbandBroadband

Recommendation I.113 of the

ITU Standardization Sectordefines broadband as a

““transmission capacity that istransmission capacity that is

faster than primary ratefaster than primary rate

Integrated Services DigitalIntegrated Services DigitalNetwork (ISDN) at 1.5 or 2.0Network (ISDN) at 1.5 or 2.0

Megabits per second (Mbits)Megabits per second (Mbits)””..



UserUser’’s view on broadband accesss view on broadband access

considerations

..at home.. • mobile phone, fixed phone,

laptop/desktop, cameras, TVset

wishes options

• Full range of services

available on best-suited devices withfewest subscriptions

..on the move.. • Using personal devices (e.g.

mobile phone, PDA, notebook)• At hotspots, in cars, aircraft,

train, walking, remotelocation, indoor/outdoor

• Seamless access to

key services withfewest devices

..at the office.. • mobile phone, fixed phone,laptop/desktop, corporate ITconnectivity (for conferencecall, emails, etc)

• High reliability,security, andperformance of basicIT tools



UserUser’’s view on broadband accesss view on broadband access

considerations

Preferred service • Voice, data, entertainment

services

optionswishes

• Freedom of choice,

flexibility

Expected Userexperience

• Data rate, user friendliness,reliability, security

• Ubiquitous coverage

• Compelling device (withoutcomplexity)

• Delivery: machine-to-user,peer-to-peer

• Type: Personalized, off-the-shelf, triple/quadruple play

• Speed, ease of use

Acceptable price • Base price, minutes price,bundle packages, flat rate,price transparency

• Inexpensive,transparent,controllable pricing



Vision : Broadband everywhereVision : Broadband everywhere

Broadband access

Nomadicwireless

WiMAX .16d

Unlicensed (WiFi)

Satellite

Mobilewireless

WiMAX .16e

HSPA/LTE

I-burst

EDGE

Fixedaccess

Fiber (DSL, GPON,metro-E)

Cable TV

WiMAX .16d



•• High speedHigh speed – enable quadruple‐play (internet, telephone, video,

mobility)

•• Fast deploymentFast deployment – less time needed to reach the market

•• Lower costLower cost to rollout compared to traditional method

• No need to deploy wired infrastructures esp. at the access/last

mile portion

•• More flexibleMore flexible compared to wireline• And a lot more….

Benefits of Wireless BroadbandBenefits of Wireless Broadband



Company Profile

WiMAX Basics


P1 In USP



Global wireless standardsGlobal wireless standards

WiMAX



What is WiMAX ?What is WiMAX ?

Worldwide Interoperability for MicrowaveAccess

Standards-based technology for the

delivery of last-mile wireless broadbandaccess

Provides fixed, nomadic, portable andmobile wireless broadband connectivity

without the need for direct line-of-sightwith a base station

Flexible QoS for differentiated voice anddata services

Two main flavors of WiMAX:

802.16d or “fixed” WiMAX

802.16e or “mobile” WiMAX



WiMAX ApplicationsWiMAX Applications

802.16d802.16d

(fixed)(fixed)

802.16e802.16e

(portable, mobile)(portable, mobile)

Business access & backhaulBusiness access & backhaul

Customer broadband accessCustomer broadband access

PortablePortable

broadbandbroadband

accessaccess

HotspotHotspotbackhaulbackhaul

MobileMobile

broadbandbroadband

accessaccess



WiMAX ApplicationsWiMAX Applications

High‐speed content access

Mobile TV / Video on demand

Mobile VoW

Video telephony



WiMAX : AdvantageWiMAX : Advantage

Source: WiMAX Forum, Mobile WiMAX ‐Part II: A Comparative Analysis, May 2006

Available at http://www.wimaxforum.org/news/downloads



Wireless technology comparisonWireless technology comparison

• Data rate vs mobility



Company

Profile


P1 In USP

WiMAX Basics



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USP Project USP Project –– Tender SpecsTender Specs

• The collective access to broadband access service is to be provided through

the setting up of Community Broadband Centers (CBC) in the universal

service targets and installed the Central Monitoring System(CMS)

•Serve as a center

•Equipped with equipments (20 PCs,

Laptops, Printer, Projector,Etc)

•Internet portal and/or website

•Promotion and

marketing activities

•Managed by 2 well‐trained supervisors

•Surveillance : CCTV

•BB speed of 2Mbps

(DL) and 512Kbps (UL)

•Trainings and human

capacity development




USP FELDA ProjectUSP FELDA Project

• Technology solutions : WiMAX + Microwave + Fiber Cable

Backhaul connectivity

WiMAX Base

Station

RF signals to

end‐users

Network setup

• 9 CBCs

• 8 towers for

WiMAX BS

• 18 towers for

microwave

transmission

• 3 fiber POPs

• 36Mbps for

backhaul capacity



DV230 Modem

Fixed Broadband for the

Home and Office

Built in WiFi for indoor

usage without external installations

For sharing ‐ multiple

simultaneous users,

multiple devices

CPE Connection

Wifi or

Ethernet

Cable

WiMAX

BS

RF signal

(2.3GHz)



POC FELDA CHINITIMUR (PIK)

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Facts & Figures about Felda Chini Timur

• Total household: 980 (with 5,390 population)

• P1 Expertnet – Intel, UKM, UNIMAS, MIMOS,

Warisan

Global

– to

provide

consultancy

service• PIK started in March 2009

• Facilities : 12 desktops, 8 laptops, VoIP call service,

printer/scanner/fax, surveillance system, digital

cameras

P1 POCPusat Internet Komuniti Chini Timur



CBC

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Locations of 9 CBCsWest Malaysia

East Malaysia

Distance:

• Sg Behrang, Trolak

Utara, Sg Kelah :

about 2 hours drive

from KL near to Tg

Malim (15km)

• G.Besout 1,2,4,5 :

about 3 hours drive

from KL

• Ijok & G.Bongsu :

about 4‐5 hours drive

from KL




USP ProjectUSP Project

• 30 Dec 2008 – Issuance of tender document by SKMM (Awarded in Nov09)

• P1 awarded 4 USP target areas/mukims, with 9 Community Broadband

Centres (CBCs) to be established and connected to P1 WiMAX networks

• To deliver the project within 16 weeks i.e. by 21 March 2010 ( P1 completed earlier)

No State Mukims Exact Locations Population (Household)

21,212 (3,431)

1 Kedah Karangan Felda Gunung Bongsu 1000 (180)

2 Perak Sungkai Felda Gunung Besout 1 4000 (520)

3 Felda Gunung Besout 2 2300 (495)

4 Felda Gunung Besout 4 2082 (215)

5 Felda Trolak Utara 2375 (475)

6 Felda Sungai Klah 1845 (369)

7 Ulu Bernam

Timor dan Barat

Felda Gunung Besout 5 855 (102)

8 Felda Sungai Behrang 2000 (476)

9 Ulu Ijok Felda Ijok 4755 (599)




CBC StatisticsCBC Statistics

CBC No. of

HouseholdMembership No. of

Registered

Users

Main Purposes

Felda Gunung Bongsu 180 138 310

Social

networking, web

browsing,

email,

Information

finding, e‐

Commerce

Felda Gunung Besout 1 520 169 579



Felda Trolak Utara 475 155 224

Felda Sungai Klah 369 230 400


Felda Sungai Behrang 476 102 296

Felda Ijok 599 122 356

Total 3431 1420 3229

Average Daily Users = 50/CBC Average Daily Users = 50/CBC



CBC PICTURES

External view – Felda Ijok



1.3 km

1.0 km

0.5 km

0.4 km




Surfing area




Training room

Supervisor’s desk




Supervisor s desk



WiMAX StrengthWiMAX Strength

WiM

AX

Mobility / Portability

Flexibility (Architecture, QoS)

Affordability

Capacity

Speed / High Data Rates

Connectivity / Wide Coverage

Fast Deployment



Terima Kasih !Terima Kasih !

Email: ismail.haron@packet‐1.com

website: www.p1.com.my

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