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right 2006 NTT Communications Corporation

November 30th, 2006

Osamu Inoue

Executive Vice PresidentMember of the Board

NTT Communications Corporation

ICT: Creating New Bridges BetweenIndividuals and Businesses


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right 2006 NTT Communications Corporation2

NTT Group in Asia

China Beijing Telecom NTT Engineering Co. Ltd. (Com)1998- Shanghai NTT Telecommunications EngineeringCo, Ltd. (Com) 1997-

SIer in Joint Venture with Beijing/Shanghai localoperators

Korea KTF (Docomo)2005- : 3G

Chinese Taipei FET (Docomo) 2000-: 3G

Hong KongHTCL (Docomo) 1999- Participation as localmobile operator

HKNet (Com) 1999-Participation in ISP

Philippines PLDT (Com,Docomo) Com:

2000-,Docomo: 2006-Participation as a major domestic &

international carrier

Indonesia MGTI (East) 1995-2004

Telephone network construction

&maintenance inmiddle of Java

Singapore StarHub (Com) 1998

Participation in new common carrier

Proposal on NGN (optical fiber access) plan 2006 -

MalaysiaNTT-MSC (Com) 1997

Multimedia SuperCorridor

Thailand TT&T (West) 1993-2005

Telephone network construction &maintenance in rural area

Vietnam NTT Vietnam (East) 1997-

Telephone networkconstruction

& maintenance in northof Hanoi

Sri Lanka Sri Lanka Telecom(Com) 1997-

Participation as majordomestic &

international carrier

1949 Gov. operation

1952 Public Corporation

1985 Privatization

1999 ReorganizationHolding, R&D

Key Telecom-Related Projects in Asia

400 Affiliated

Companies

NTT America, Verio, NTT Europe, NTT Com Thailand, P.T. NTT Indonesia ,

NTT Singapore, NTT MSC, NTT Com Vietnam, NTT Australia, NTT Com Asia,

NTT Com China, NTT Korea, SNTE, BNTE, NTT Taiwan, HKNet, NTT Com

India, NTT do Brazil, PLDT, StarHub, Sri Lanka Telecom

59%59% 54%100% 100%100%Domestic

Long-distance/

GlobalMobile SI


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Source; Ministry of Internal Affaires and Communications (Japan)

(million)

2005.120

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

80

90

0%

10%

20%

30%

40%

50%

60%

70%

Telecom Market in Japan

FTTH

23%

NTT East13%

LLU(Soft Bank)

22%LLU

(other)

16

NTTWest12%

NTTEast8%

NTT West7%

Other

9

20001997.12 1998 1999 2001 2002 2003 2004

69.42

77.3 79.4885.29

42.47 47.07

49.87

51.23

37.0138.23

11.5526.07

19.5516.94

55.9347.08

27.06

9%13% 21%

37%

44%

55%61%

62%67%

37%33%

20%15%

Internet users

Narrowband users

Broadband users

Broadband penetration ratePenetration rate

From IT to ICT

From Web1.0 to Web2.0

Next-Generation Network Creation

Step1 (2006.12-): Field trialBuild transport system

Step2 (2007.12-): Introduce edge nodes and servicecontrol

functions Full service ramp-up Step3 (2008- ): Seamless convergence with mobile 30 mil. fiber users by March 2011

DSL

62%

2006.3

Cable

14%

Other

0.1%Fixed Broadband share


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Japan-US95 Gbps

US-Europe22 Gbps

ASIA & PACIFIC

33 Gbps

International Internet Traffic

NTT Com Global IP network

International Internet Bandwidth by Region(2006)

Source: TeleGeography Research

c) PriMetrica, Inc. 2006


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Hong Kong

347 2.9

72 4.9

400 2.3

36 9.2

South Africa Argentina

439 8.4

330 2.5

62 6.1

652 7.3%

33 5.8

Kenya

SourceJETRO website as of October 2006

339 3.0

14 6.7

Peru

57 7.4

56 5.1

Egypt

1,941 3.5

USA

China

19,779 9.9

Thailand1,207 6.1

Vietnam

Singapore

1,9996.4

India

Australia

Russia

EU

961(Manufactures only) 1.6Canada

Czech

328 8.4

Brazi

l

Mexico

Horizontal scale:

Real GDP growth rate

Ref

175 8.0

UAE

Poland

Turkey

140 6.436 3.4

Verticalscale

:

Numberofoverseas

Japanese

companies

Japanese MNCs Expanding Worldwide

Providing services in 151 countries/regions

NTT Com IP-VPN NetworkOverseas Japanese Companies


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Chunghwa

Telecom

Korea TelecomChina Netcom

Corporation

Sri Lanka

Telecom

Philippine Long

Distance Telephone

CompanyCAT Telecom

Vietnam

Datacommunicat

ions Company

Vietnam

Telecom

International

Arcstar Carrier Forum (ACF)

China Telecom

The Arcstar Carrier Forum (ACF) is:

A consortium of 14 major Arcstar Asian carriers hosted by NTT Communicationsannually (2000-).

A venue to enhance carrier relations for better end-to-end service quality in Asianmarkets.


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Target Availability

Data Arcstar trouble ticket

99.91% 99.90%

99.83%

99.94%

99.85%

99.58%

99.94%

99.89%

99.97%99.94%

99.90%

99.99%

99.87% 99.87%99.89%

99.82%

99.45%

99.50%

99.55%

99.60%

99.65%

99.70%

99.75%

99.80%

99.85%

99.90%

99.95%

100.00%

99.44%

99.75%

99.96%

99.84%

99.82%

99.84%

99.90%

99.86%

99.82%

99.99%

99.98%

99.85%

A B C D E F G H

99.99%

I J K

99.96%

Data Jan-Dec 2004(Before ACF2004)

Data Jan-Dec 2005(After ACF2004)

Data Jan-Dec 2003(Before ACF2003)

ACF KPI Results: Improved Network Availability

Conducted pinpointed operational reviews and follow-up quality review meetings. 10 carriers achieved 99.9% availability within 9 months following the forum.

Changes in participating carriersnetwork availability


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Saving ofSaving of

time andtime and

energy forenergy for

transportatiotransportationn

Sharing andSharing and

improvementimprovement

of personalof personal

knowledgeknowledge

EnhancementEnhancement

of workingof working

opportunitiesopportunities

for elderlyfor elderly

people andpeople and

womenwomen

Creation ofCreation of

newnew

businessbusiness

opportunitieopportunitie

ss

ChangingChangingofof

businessbusiness

processesprocesses

ImprovementImprovementofof

educationaleducationalopportunitiesopportunitiesand qualityand quality

To address the declining

birthrate and aging

population

To improve productivity

To enhance care support

To reduce environmental

loads

To save energy, etc.

Social and Economic

Issues

Expectation for Resolution of Social Economic Issu

SafeSafe

distribution ofdistribution of

personal andpersonal and

corporatecorporate

informationinformation

Support for theSupport for the

sick and elderlysick and elderly

such as distantsuch as distant

and preventiveand preventivemedical caremedical care

DevelopmeDevelopme

ntnt

of societyof societypreparedprepared

for crimesfor crimes

andand

disastersdisasters

Usage ofUsage of

CustomizeCustomizedd

informatioinformatio

nn

Support

edby ICT


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Visual communication between doctors using broadband technology

Microscope

manipulator

Stress-free diagnosisfrom a remote site

NTTsOptical Service

Video/Sound Communication

I dont need to keep the

patient waiting.

Microscope video

Control of microscope

(Example 1) RemoteDiagnosis

Place a specimenon

the microscope

Hospital in a smaller city

(doctor in attendance)Hospital in a

metropolitan city(pathologist)

Can be introduced at aremarkably

low cost!

Electricmicroscope

Pathologist

Doctor inattendance
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(Example 2)(Example 2) Diversification of Working StyleDiversification of Working Style

10

15

5

12.95 12.95

Number of elderly

Tele-workers

(60-64 years old)

FemaleTotal

ElderlyTotal

Source: 2004 Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport (Japan)Japan Tele-work Association

(Million)

Number of female

Tele-workersVirtual Factory for Digital Maps

Broadband Network

4.57

4.08

0.221.11

4.08

2002 2010 2002 2010

Supervisor

Firewall

DatabaseServer

Manager ApplicationServer

Digital Map Center

Home Factory (Creators)

Penetration of Tele-work

1.04


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Easy-to-usealarmactivator onthe back

Largespeaker

on the front

Immediately callsup to 3 registerednumbers when thealarm is activated

imadoco searchsubscribers can alsoreceive emailscontaining the childslocation when thealarm is activated

VoiceVoicecallcall

LocatioLocatio

nn

AlarmAlarmactivatedactivated

(Example 3) GPS-based LocationNotification

Provide handset features and services designed for child use and safety protection

Safety features for parents & childrenLoudalarm

linked with an automatic calling feature(voice calls + notification of current location)


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Saving ofSaving of

time andtime and

energy forenergy for

transportatiotransportationn

Sharing andSharing and

improvementimprovement

of personalof personal

knowledgeknowledge

EnhancementEnhancement

of workingof working

opportunitiesopportunities

for elderlyfor elderly

people andpeople and

womenwomen

Creation ofCreation of

newnew

businessbusiness

opportunitieopportunitie

ss

ChangingChangingofof

businessbusiness

processesprocesses

ImprovementImprovementofof

educationaleducationalopportunitiesopportunitiesand qualityand quality

To address the declining

birthrate and aging

population

To improve productivity

To enhance care support

To reduce environmental

loads

To save energy, etc.

Social and Economic

Issues

Expectation for Resolution of Social Economic Issu

SafeSafe

distribution ofdistribution of

personal andpersonal and

corporatecorporate

informationinformation

Support for theSupport for the

sick and elderlysick and elderly

such as distantsuch as distant

and preventiveand preventivemedical caremedical care

DevelopmeDevelopme

ntnt

of societyof societypreparedprepared

for crimesfor crimes

andand

disastersdisasters

Usage ofUsage of

CustomizeCustomizedd

informatioinformatio

nn

Support

edby ICT


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