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Malaysia: Mobile-Fixed-MobileInterconnection Case Study John Ure Director of the Telecommunications Research Project University of Hong Kong www.trp.hku.hk Demographics of Malaysia Most developed ASEAN economy after Singapore Population = around 21 million Towns of Peninsular Malaysia most densely populated, from Johor Bahru in the south to Penang in the north, and especially around the capital city of Kuala Lumpur and along the Klang Valley to the port city of Klang Eastern Malaysia (Sabah Sarawak) still quite rural and many forests Telecoms in Malaysia Teledensity today: 4.5 million fixed direct exchange lines = 22 per cent penetration 4+ million mobile cellular subscribers = 19 per cent penetration Seven cellular operators, each with their own trunk networks and international gateways = highly competitive Cellular Operators in Malaysia Cellular Company and dial code Technology Transmission Mode Telekom Malaysia (TMB) NMT 450 Analogue TM Touch (TMB) 1800 PCN Digital Mobikom (TMB) AMPS 800 Analogue Mobikom (TMB) AMPS 800 Digital Celcom ETACS 900 Analogue Celcom GSM 900 Digital Maxis GSM 900 Digital D PCN 1800 Digital T PCN 1800 Digital Development of Telecoms Policy in Malaysia Decision taken in 1980s to liberalize telecoms as a stimulant to national development of the information sector = a strategy of development as past of Vision 2020! MultiMedia Super Corridor (MSC) from KL south to new KL International Airport designed to attract IT and multimedia company investment = flagship of the development strategy Telekom Malaysia (TMB) partially privatized in 1987 Jabatan Telekom Malaysia (JTM) ceased to be the operator and became the regulator in 1984 Telekom Malaysia Berhad (TMB) Telekom Malaysia (TMB) began life as Syarikat Telekom Malaysia when telecoms was incorporated in 1984 JTM became the regulator responsible to the policy-making Ministry of Energy, Telecommunications and Posts (METP) Finance Ministry remains TMB’