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BRAZILIAN TELECOMMUNICATIONS AGENCY
ANATEL 2008/06/2
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FIXED AND MOBILE SERVICE REGIONS
REGION I RJ, ES, MG, AM, RR, AP, PA, MA, BA, SE,
PI, CE, RN, PB, PE, AL.
REGION II PR, SC, RS, GO, TO, MS, MT, RO, AC, DF.
REGION III SP
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MUNICIPALITIES/POPULATION
MUNICIPALITIES
POPULATION
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BRAZILIAN REGULATORY MODEL
GOVERNMENT
POLICY
ANATEL
REGULATION
PRIVATE ENTERPRISES
OPERATION
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NATIONAL TELECOMMUNICATIONS AGENCY - ANATEL

• ANATEL is in charge to manage the
  Telecommunications services
• Provide access to all the population
• Promote Technological and industrial development
  in a competitive environment
• Expand and use networks and services
• Harmonic condition with social development of
  Brazil

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ORGANIZATION OF SERVICES

• PUBLIC REGIME
• Fixed Switched Telephone Service STFC
• Continuity and Ubiquity
• PRIVATE REGIME
• Personal Mobile Service SMP
• - Multimedia Communication Service SCM
• - Specialized Mobile Service - SME
• Freedom of Prices and Minimum Intervention of the
  Government
• VALUE ADDED SERVICES
• There are not a telecommunications services and
  are freely explored

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Demand 2005 - 2020
USER TRAFFIC - CATEGORY B(Megabytes / Users /
Month)
Data ITU
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countries mobile access codes
SERVIÇO MÓVEL PESSOAL - SMP
Fonte Merrill Lynch
() Dado realizado de Fevereiro2008, os dados
dos demais Países são previstos.
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Access of SMP
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SMP Radio frequencies over 1800 MHZ
PCS 1800 EUROPE
GSM
GSM
PCS 1900 USA
A
D
B
E
F
C
A
D
B
E
F
C
UMTS
UMTS TDD
UMTS FDD
UMTS FDD
ORIGINAL
IMT FDD
Res. 376/314
W L L
WLL
IMT TDD
Ext SMP
Ext SMP
WLL (E)
IMT
IMT
Res. 454


G SMP
H SMP
I SMP
Ext SMP TDD
G SMP
H SMP
J SMP
I SMP
J SMP
Ext SMP
M SMP
Ext SMP
F SMP
L SMP
F SMP
L SMP
Ext SMP
M SMP
Ext SMP
WLL (E)
1.740
1.750
1.780
1.785
1.790
1.795
1.800
1.810
1.815
1.875
1.710
1.715
1.720
1.725
1.730
1.735
1.745
1.755
1.760
1.765
1.770
1.775
1.805
1.820
1.825
1.830
1.835
1.840
1.855
1.860
1.865
1.870
1.880
1.885
1.890
1.900
1.915
1.920
1.925
1.930
1.940
1.950
1.960
1.975
1.990
1.910
2.115
2.120
2.130
1.845
1.850
1.895
1.905
1.935
1.945
1.955
1.965
1.970
1.980
1.985
2.110
2.125
2.135
2.155
2.165
2.140
2.145
2.150
2.160
2.170
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IMT-2000
SITUAÇÃO ANTERIOR Res. 376/314
W L L
WLL
IMT TDD
Ext SMP
Ext SMP
WLL (E)
IMT
IMT


SITUAÇÃO ATUAL Res. 454
G SMP
H SMP
I SMP
Ext SMP TDD
G SMP
H SMP
J SMP
I SMP
J SMP
F SMP
Ext SMP
L SMP
F SMP
M SMP
Ext SMP
L SMP
M SMP
Ext SMP
Ext SMP
WLL (E)
1.750
1.810
1.875
1.710
1.715
1.720
1.725
1.730
1.735
1.740
1.745
1.755
1.760
1.765
1.770
1.775
1.780
1.785
1.790
1.795
1.800
1.805
1.815
1.820
1.825
1.840
1.860
1.865
1.870
1.880
1.885
1.915
1.925
1.990
1.830
1.835
1.845
1.850
1.855
1.890
1.895
1.900
1.905
1.920
1.930
1.935
1.940
1.945
1.950
1.955
1.960
1.965
1.970
1.975
1.980
1.985
1.910
2.110
2.115
2.120
2.125
2.130
2.135
2.140
2.145
2.150
2.155
2.160
2.165
2.170
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Backbone VSAT
C or Ku-Band Satellite
Teleporto
A.Bis Interface
IP Interface
A.bis Interface
IP Interface
Mediation Device
VSAT
BTS
Mediation Device
BSC
Broadband VSAT Hub (Compartilhamento de tráfego)
IP Interface
A.Bis Interface
Gerência
Mediation Device
VSAT
BTS
Fonte I-Direct_Star One
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Pre paid X pos paid ()
Pos-Paid
80,66
23.403.596 (19,34)
Pós-Pago
Pre-Paid
97.576.507 (80,66)
acces
Pré-Pago
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ANATEL Bidding Process of IMT-2000

• Before
• 1811 municipalities without mobile service
• 2 and 2,5 generation
• 4 competitors of SMP
• Low penetration of broadband services
• Positive revenues localities only

• After
• Four players in IMT-2000
• 100 municipalities in 2 years
• 60 3G in four years
• US 3 billion for license
• US 2 billion of negative cash flow (15 years)
  business plan in municipalities lower than 100 K
  inhab.

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Main Results

• Four players can share the frequency of one SMP
  in 4.700 municipalities
• One global network in 4.700 municipalities
• 2.700 broadband (3G) mobile networks in
  municipalities lower than 30 K pop.
• US 2 billion of negative results covered by
  private enterprises that will build the networks
• Government reduction in a bidding process
• Contribution to cover main citizens with wireless
  high speed data communication (HSPA)

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Social Benefits

• Each of four competitor has the obligation to
  build a broadband network in 25 of
  municipalities under 30.000 pop. chosen to have
  3G
• Each user can access all networks to benefit
  voice and high speed data applications (roaming)
• After 2 years of operation the network must be
  used by other SMP providers to offer their
  services (competition)
• Private and State partnership to provide
  citzenship to all the population in a great
  amount of investment
• Other iniciatives in a Wimax bidding process (2,5
  GHz and 3,5 GHz band) using analogous scheme

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Nelson Mitsuo Takayanagi Superintendência de
Serviços Privados SAS Q. 06 Bloco E - 8º Andar
CEP 70070-940
Brasília D.F.

[phone]

nelsonm_at_anatel.gov.br
www.anatel.gov.br