Optimi awarded important design and optimization suite contract in Latin America


All Latin American markets will use Optimi products to manage 2G and 3G networks

Malaga, Spain, —January, 2008. Optimi, the global leader of advanced design and optimization solutions for new wireless technologies, announced that an important global operator has selected Optimi as sole provider of design and optimization solutions to manage their cellular networks across all their Latin American markets. This prestigious operator will use Optimi product suite to secure optimum performance in its existing 2G networks and for the optimum design of the roll out of UMTS across the region.

The agreement covers all Optimi products: x-Wizard, Optimi's propagation planning tool; x-ACP, for financial efficient automatic cell planning and site selection; x-AFP, the market leader automatic frequency planning tool; x-Parameters, for automatic tuning of key network parameters aiming to achieve maximum return of the network investment; and x-Dimension, for network capacity and budget planning for the complete end-to-end network.

Optimi Product Suite is the premier choice for progressive planning, design and optimization of wireless networks. Optimi's technology features a unique set of algorithms that produce highly accurate results for an integrated end-to-end approach. The suite includes five revolutionary solutions that set the standard for comprehensive wireless performance management.


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OPTIMI - Press Officer
Javier MuÑoz
Optimi Corporation
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About Optimi

Headquartered in Atlanta, Ga., Optimi is a global innovator of fully customizable spectrum design, planning and optimization solutions for new wireless technologies. Optimi delivers cutting-edge, integrated applications that improve network performance, while reducing client operating costs and capital expenditures. Optimi's elite team of professionals is dedicated to helping clients solve complex network problems and manage difficult business and technology transitions.

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