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The series of projects implemented by PSI demonstrates its broad array of fully integrated
network management solutions, while reducing operating costs and creating innovative
new revenue streams for Telkomsel, said DMX, a leading infrastructure enabler and digital
media services provider.
The largest of these was a third phase deployment to enhance Telkomsel’s IP bandwidth
infrastructure and capacity. The project was the continuation from the previous two phases
of deployment by PSI comprising wide area network (“WAN”) upgrade on more than 50
sites. The latest phase consists of two main deployments: WAN upgrade to increase link
capacity to 10GE (“Gigabit Ethernet”) at 15 sites across the Indonesian archipelago;
bridging and emulating Telkomsel’s traditional Time-Division Multiplexing (“TDM”) network
onto its internet protocol (“IP”) core using Circuit Emulation Over Packet Switch (“CEOPS”)
technique covering 15 sites across greater Jakarta area. Upon completion of these
upgrades, Telkomsel would be able to support more subscribers at a lower operating cost.
Telkomsel would also be able to enhance its value-added services including high-speed,
high-quality mobile broadband Internet services.
The other contracts with Telkomsel were: the deployment of a seamless business
continuity system using high-performance, reliable CRS-1 Terabit Routers from Cisco at
Indonesia’s two major cities; and optimisation of telecommunication backhaul transport at
more than 30 remote sites across Eastern Indonesia using IP Radio Access Network
Optimization (“RANO”) solution, improving backhaul efficiency, call capacity, thus driving
down the operating cost
Commenting on the multiple contract wins, Ms. Jismyl Teo, DMX’s CEO, said, “In terms of
technological capability, the latest contracts mark a significant milestone for our
Infrastructure Enabling business which has demonstrated it can deliver a variety of network
solutions that meet the demands of the telecom industry. DMX strives to create new
possibilities and solutions to enable operators to deliver on these demands in the most
efficient manner, thus helping our clients unlock value and derive greater efficiency in a
cost-effective manner.”
“We are delighted that Telkomsel continues to recognise the technical capability of PSI
through the award of projects. We will continuously improve our skills set to differentiate
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ourselves and introduce more cost-effective and high productivity solutions to telecom
operators to enhance their value-addition”, said Mr Handy Surya Wirawan, President
Director of PSI.
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On 10th September 2009, DMX attracted a proposed S$183.1 million investment by KDDI
Corporation (“KDDI”), Japan’s second largest telecom operator.
The proposed placement of 588,772,535 new ordinary shares of US$0.05 each in the capital of
DMX represent approximately 50.10% of DMX’s enlarged and fully diluted share capital comprising
1,175,194,681 shares.
KDDI intends to maintain DMX’s listed status on the Singapore Stock Exchange.