Carrier Access Solutions

(from the Carrier Access website)

Carrier Access continues to be a leading provider of consolidated access technology designed to streamline the communication network operations of wireless and wireline carriers, cable operators, enterprises and government agencies. Carrier Access products enable customers to consolidate and upgrade access capacity and implement voice integration services, while lowering costs and accelerating service revenue.

Carrier Access employees work hard to give the public company the feel of a flexible and responsive startup, displaying innovation and initiative and an ability to work with any customer, large or small. As customers of the network operators begin to expect more services from platforms, carriers will face continuing challenges in consolidating those services. Carrier Access delivers the solutions that address these challenges and enables customers do more with less.

• Publicly held (NASDAQ: CACS)
• Founded in 1992, headquartered in Boulder, Colorado
• Over 300 employees worldwide
• Approximately 35% of employees are engineers dedicated to World-class research and development
• World wide web address www.carrieraccess.com

Voice Integration Solutions

Service providers continue the migration from circuit- to packet-based infrastructures that integrates voice, data and video to minimize operating costs and complexity, and improve service offerings. Internet Protocol (IP) provides the foundation for this integration due to its efficiency, flexibility, scalability and cost-effectiveness.

Carrier Access supports service providers throughout the migration to converged communications and beyond by providing IP-based access technologies that offer cost-effective business services, while leveraging existing infrastructure investments. Carrier Access' broadband access technologies enable service providers and enterprise customers to deliver carrier-quality converged IP voice and data services. These services are both easy-to-install and manage, while delivering the quality of service end-users demand. This flexibility leverages current network investments, while enabling the delivery of new VoIP and high-bandwidth Internet services.