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NATIONAL COST OF VoIP BYPASS Presented by Graham Butler President & C.E.O Bitek International Inc Caribbean Seminar: Issues in Telecommunication economics and financing 10-13 September 2007, Antigua and Barbuda THE NATIONAL COST OF VoIP BYPASS

Introducing Bitek Introducing Bitek International US based company established in 1974 (33 Years) Offices in Los Angeles, Washington DC, and London Specialises in Call Management Software Solutions History in Traditional Call Accounting and Billing Specialists in IP Billing, Fraud & Packet Management Bitek has over 50 clients on 3 continents Intelligent Network Solutions Bitek intelligently controls and filters all VoIP communications

Changes in Communications Traditional Telephony Example Honduras - USA Honduras PSTN Carrier Traffic USA PSTN Traditional Tracking Cell Honduras Cell Traffic Cell User USA

Telephony using VoIP Changes in Communications Cell Honduras Honduras PSTN VoIP Traffic Traditional Voice By Pass Grey traffic Lost revenue to Country Local Call USA PSTN USA Cell Cell Via WiFi Wireless Hot Spot Honduras Internet Partner A USA Internet Partner B Wireless Hot Spot Lap Top Via WiFi PDA Via WiFi Bitek Guardians invisibly detect and stop all unauthorized traffic and are deployed between partners A & B (Detection points)

Records and Reports Detailed records are even individually searchable Actual IP address initiating the call/event Actual IP address receiving the call/event Actual Mac address initiating the call/event Actual Mac address receiving the call/event Actual telephone number initiating the call/event Actual telephone number receiving the call/event Actual email address initiating the call/event Actual email address receiving the call/event Time the call/event was initiated Time the call/event was disconnected Geographic location of IP addresses/suspect can be produced in some cases through registries Selectively filtering to allow identified as authorized and disconnect identified as un-authorized VOIP traffic on a call-by-call basis THE NATIONAL COST OF VoIP BYPASS

Protocols and Services Controlled Main protocols: SIP, H323, Megaco, MGCP, Skinny, SCCP, IAX, XMPP Soft Phones and VoIP: MSN, Vonage, NetMeeting, SKYPE, XLite, Glophone, GoogleTalk, Yahoo, Net2phone,Dialpad, Paket8, Gismo Project, TomatoVine, SpeakEasy, Mediaring, SJPhone, Notes: Continued development of new signatures as they are released Any protocol or process can be detected if specifically required THE NATIONAL COST OF VoIP BYPASS

What is Lawful VoIP? Lets assume that VoIP is broken down into various Subsets Lawful VoIP 1. Lawful intercept 2. E911 Emergency services 3. Location finding as per 2 above 4. Visually and hearing impaired services (subject to Local Licences) 5. Taxes on Voice calls where applicable 6. Ex-directory numbers, track & trace (privacy issues) Can we agree, these are minimum critical telecom requirements?

What is Unlawful VoIP? Illegal traffic is local, national or international telecommunication traffic that bypasses or defrauds the domestic telecoms Regulator Illegal Grey traffic Has reduced your long distance revenue. At least 60% of your bandwidth is being used by competitors This can account for millions of lost dollars P2P traffic Use names to avoid being described as a telephone service Offering free calls; Stealing current & future revenues Potential damage to Corporate networks & Infrastructure These services are costing you millions of dollars These services must be regulated properly?

Today s Market P2P VoIP Growth is Exploding Skype subscriptions anticipated to grow at a CAGR of 25% (over the next 5 years) Yahoo, MSN, and AOL: VoIP services anticipated to grow to 19% of IM users (by 2011) Google: Expected growth by a CAGR of 38% (over the next 5 years) Skype projects 7.4% of its users will call landline and cell phones via VoIP (by 2011) Skype has been downloaded more than 250 million times July 31, 2006 (Source Pyramid Research)

Evidence of the Crisis Around the World Middle East President of Telco confirmed over US $400million loss Mid Asia Regulator and PTT publish loses over US $500million North Africa PT&T measured loss at US $400million in 2006 Sub-Sahara Africa Measured at over US $60million losses in 2005 Central America Government officially recognizes loss over US $100million Europe VoIP bypass calls exceeded $30bn in 2005 to Africa

Issues and Expectations Governments Demand Compliance Reliability of Supply Value for Money Variety / Choice Technology Renewal Taxes and Levy s Security and Lawful Intercept Political Capital (easy life)

Managing VoIP Why Protect VoIP from Bypass? Governments already demand VOICE Licenses are Bought and Complied with Operators have paid for licenses, staff, infrastructure, taxes and bandwidth Regulators are normally funded on a percentage Taxes are supposed to be collected for value received Economy only benefits by keeping money in country

Managing VoIP Why is it important to Keep Revenues in Country? Reinvestment within country means More service More choice More availability and accessibility More economic stability More data and physical security More liberalization More people ultimately pay less better pricing The customer gets a better deal!

National Choices Do You as a Country, do Nothing? Let the ISP and Operator fight it out with Bypass? Allow US $millions to leave the country? Fail to bring US $millions into the country? Risk underinvestment in infrastructure? Risk the economy on under funded communication infrastructure? Fail to build a protected free market? Fail to invest in your own nation?

National Choices Do You Protect the National Market? Unite Operators, Regulators and Governments Combat fraud, stop bypass and uphold regulations Police the bad guys instead of tying up the operators Create new revenue streams like affordable VoIP, P2P and other services when viable Recover Revenue, Reinvest Money and build Market Prosperity

Reverse Declining Call Rates Wholesale rate decline in VoIP traffic each Country $1.00 $0.75 $0.50 $0.25 $0.10 $0.05 $0.015 $0.00 Local Termination Rate 2000 2003 2006 2007 2008 SKYPE Assume new rate of 25 cents New rate set by New co New rate to PTT Extra Revenue For Exclusive position Effect of Bitek Guardian THE NATIONAL COST OF VoIP BYPASS

WIN WIN STRATEGY Deploy BITEK Equipment immediately STOP. Immediate Fraud & illegal operations START. New Revenue today START. Protecting your country by increased Security RECOVER. Immediate lost Revenue loses and protect new. PROTECT. Jobs, and make new ones DELIVER. New telecom services in a protected environment PROVIDE. Increased revenue for all WIN / WIN Lets arrange when we can deploy a solution today.

National Choices The Proof is in your Network Many Countries have asked Bitek to Measure its real VoIP problem All Operators need to be shown the evidence Regional operators will benefit from Bitek case studies Facts may be accepted, but only the evidence is compelling! Book a trial on www.bitek.com/gse/

Questions and Answers Thank you Graham Butler President & C.E.O Caribbean Seminar: Issues in Telecommunication economics and financing 10-13 September 2007, Antigua and Barbuda