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Broadband Technology FACULTY OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY INDUSTRY FUNDAMENTAL OF COMPUTER NETWORK AssingmentL-1 BROADBAND TECHNOLOGY NAME Ooi Gin Fang Vikneswary A/P Govindaraju Sharmila A/P Karisnan Mageswari A/P Jayapragasam MACTRIC NO 3101006881 3101007361 3101024571 3101009321 PROGRAME Diploma in information technology ABOUT CELCOM BROADBAND Malaysia·s No.1 Mobile Broadband Provider For two years now, we·ve been awarded the prestigious Frost & Sullivan·s Mobile Broadband Provider. We hold this award close to our hearts as it is a testament of our efforts in continuously improving our quality of services. As Malaysia·s No.1 mobile broadband, we offer you the widest coverage (over 71% of Malaysia's populated areas), affordable plans and most importantly, a dedicated customer service. Choose from our wide range of affordable broadband plans. Whether you·re a casual browser looking to save, or a savvy entrepreneur who needs connectivity round the clock, you·ll find your ideal plan here. So hurry, check out our plans now! Broadband technologies y Back-channel, a low bandwidth, or less-than-optimal, transmission channel in the opposite direction to the main channel y Baseband y Fiber-optic communication y List of device bandwidths y Local loop y Narrowband y Public switched telephone network (PSTN) y Residential gateway y Mobile broadband y Free-space optical communication Celcom Broadband Celcom Broadband is Malaysia¶s No.1 Mobile Broadband Provider, with 857,000 subscribers in 2010. The broadband network cover 71% of Malaysia populated areas. Celcom Broadband was awarded the prestigious Frost & Sullivan¶s Mobile Broadband Provider for two years. External links y Celcom Bhd Official Website y Telekom Malaysia Bhd Official Website y Celcom Coverage Map y Celcom Confident Of 450,000 3G Subscribers By Year End History Celcom started its operation as STM Cellular Communications in 1988 with Fleet Group and Telekom Malaysia as shareholders. Subsequently Telekom Malaysia sold its 51% shareholding to the TRI group which was controlled by Tajuddin Ramli. Fleet Group's share meanwhile was transferred to the Time Engineering group which was later sold to TRI. In the initial years Celcom experienced a tremendous growth in subcriber base and network coverage under the stewardship of Rosli Man, the President of the company. It was during his tenure that Celcom turned into the leading cellular companies in Malaysia. He left Celcom in 1996. When the cellular phone market was opened up in 1995, Celcom upgraded to the GSM900 service and quickly grew to become the largest mobile phone company in Malaysia. Competition soon sets in, and several digital mobile telcos compete for market dominance. It was the age of the phenomenal growth of mobile services. During the Asian financial crisis in 1997, Celcom's owner, Tan Sri Tajudin Ramli suffered a debt crunch, and his shareholding in Celcom was seized by Danaharta, the national asset restructuring company. Failure to resolve his debts resulted in the controlling stake in Celcom being sold to Telekom Malaysia, the government-owned incumbent fixed line operator in 2003. Telekom Malaysia proceeded to merge Celcom with its own mobile-operator subsidiary TMTouch through a reverse takeover of TMTouch. Celcom was originally listed on the Bursa Malaysia, but after the merger with Telekom Malaysia Berhad, it has since remained private. Owing to the bad management of its former management Celcom was as found liable by an arbitration panel in Switzerland for infringing an agreement signed with Deutsche Telekom AG¶s unit, DeTeAsia in 2002. The tribunal ruled that Celcom was liable to pay DeTeAsia US$177.2 million in principal plus US$16.2 million in interest as well as other legal and arbitration costs. This works out to a tidy sum of about RM740 million, leaving Telekom to intensify its efforts at recovering monies from Celcom¶s previous owners for their misdeed. Only then will TM be able to fully exorcise itself from the haunting of Celcom¶s tumultuous past. Current developments Celcom is the Malaysian partner of the Vodafone mobile community. Celcom current CEO, Dato¶ Seri Mohammed Shazalli Ramly, has been with Celcom since 2005. His contract expired in (2007) and has been renewed for another 3 more years. Celcom 3G Celcom, as one of four 3G service providers currently operating in Malaysia (The others being Maxis Communications, DiGi Telecommunications, U Mobile)( Note: XOX, TuneTalk, are Virtual Operators), used to have the widest 3G & HSDPA coverage in the country of 25 million people (since overtaken by Maxis Communications[2]). Celcom's 3G service was launched on May 17, 2005, in conjunction with the World Telecommunications Day, and has covered major towns such as Klang Valley, Penang, Melaka, Johor Bahru, Genting Highlands and Kulim Hi- Tech Industrial Park at initial roll out. Its 3G service continued to expand to various parts of the country in 2006. As of April 1, 2006, Celcom already has 3G network in areas such as Kuching, Seremban, Alor Star, Sungai Petani, Tanjung Malim, Ipoh, Bukit Merah, Taiping, Kota Bharu, Kuantan, Perlis and Kota Kinabalu. The deployment of HSDPA by Celcom allows download speeds of up to 3.6 Mbps (roughly 440KB/s). Services and coverage Celcom claims to have the widest and most extensive coverage nationwide, compared to other cellular services in Malaysia. Celcom claims its dual-band GSM (900/1800 MHz) coverage has reached over 97% of Malaysia's populated area in 2006, and 100% through satellite coverage. As of 2006 Celcom is offering both 2.5G and 3G services on its postpaid and Xpax prepaid brands. Current (published) customer base passes over 11 million, with blended ARPU (Average Revenue per User) stood at RM52. Celcom claimed a 95% nationwide mobile service coverage with 3G availability in most of Klang Valley, Johor Bahru, Melaka, Kulim and Penang. In 2009, the 3G coverage covers most major towns where there is a telephone exchange and either HSDPA or EDGE services within 15 mile radius (GSM UMTS maximum allowed range) with GPRS as basic data coverage. Celcom Axiata Berhad, DBA Celcom, is the oldest mobile telecommunications company in Malaysia. Celcom is one of a member of the Axiata group of companies. Being one of the very few companies in Malaysia to originally obtain a cellular phone license, it successfully introduced mobile telephony in Malaysia through its ART-900 (Automatic Radio Telephone) service, using first generation (analogue) ETACS (Extended Total Access Communication System) specifications of the United Kingdom, a derivative of the US-AMPS (Advanced Mobile Phone System) technology. The ETACS ART-900 was started using the prefix "010". Celcom now uses the dialling prefix identifier of "013" and "019" and offer digital GSM (Groupe Speciale Mobile), an originally European standard, now largely a world standard for mobile communications. The original frequency band for GSM is 900 MHz, and was soon extended to 1800 MHz to cater for a much wider bandwidth requirements. Through the Mobile Numbering Portability by the Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission, CELCOM also provides Virtual Mobile Operator services. Celcom also provides rural communications services using CDMA Technology and Satellite Phone. Celcom Axiata Berhad Type Public Industry Mobile telecommunication services Founded 1988 82 Jalan Raja Muda Abdul Aziz, 53100 Headquarters Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Key people Datuk Seri Shazzalli Ramly, CEO 2G, 3G and satellite mobile network Products operator Website www.celcom.com.my PLANS 1)MONTHLY The latest, most affordable broadband. This is the ideal plan for those who·d like to keep their costs low while being able to carry out their basic surfing needs. You can comfortably check emails, bank online and browse through your favourite websites, at speeds up to 3.6Mbps, depending on the package you choose. Celcom Broadband Data Plans **Registration fee of RM100 applies The plans above are also compatible to Tablet PC devices. For more info on micro SIM, please Plans with device You can choose to bundle a device at a special price when you subscribe to either a Celcom Broadband Basic or Advance plan with a 12 month contract. All the above device prices are subject to change without prior notice. 2)PREPAID Connection without Commitment With Celcom Broadband Prepaid, you·ll have the flexibility to access the internet on a prepaid basis. It is a convenient, no-commitment plan that allows you to get connected without hassle and take charge of your surfing habits at value-for-money rates. Getting connected will be a breeze. The widest and fastest Mobile Internet Service in Malaysia so you can get more done wherever you are. Hassle free. Simple registration process. 3)VOLUME PURCHASE Heavy usage at lightweight rates Can·t get enough of video streaming, downloading your favorite songs or chatting with friends? For heavy users who require more than your allocated volume, you can now purchase additional data volume at a fantastic promotional price. Alternatively, you may purchase via: Our Celcom Call Centre 1 300 111 000 Visit any of our Celcom Branch 4)MOBILE INTERNET SURF THE NET FROM YOUR MOBILE Enjoy internet connectivity anytime, anywhere from your mobile phone with Celcom Broadband Mobile Internet. Now you can conveniently browse the net, check your emails, catch up with your family and friends, upload pictures or videos, and much more. Affordable plans available to suit your mobile needs. PLANS NAMES VOLUME PRICE Celcom Broadband mLite 300MB RM28/mth Celcom Broadband mBasic 1GB RM38/mth Celcom Broadband mAdvance 3GB RM68/mth Celcom Broadband mPro 5GB RM98/mth *Speed is based on Best Effort Basis. Terms and Conditions for Celcom Broadband Mobille Internet F Celcom Broadband Mobile Internet air Usage Policy F Celcom Broadband Mobile Internet AQ 5)VALUE ADDED SERVICE CELCOM BROADBAND IS NOW MORE SECURE WITH NET SAFE. Introducing Net Safe, the complete Internet Security Suite that keeps all Internet threats at bay.
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