Openwave's traffic management solution monitors and controls a diverse range of IP (TCP- and UDP-based) data flows within the Bouygues mobile network. Openwave's monitoring features will enable Bouygues Telecom to obtain better insights into network usage patterns and help them to define and anticipate new subscriber behaviours. Openwave's traffic management solution will also allow Bouygues Telecom to offer a variety of tiered subscriber plans that reflect actual usage.

"The current growth of data consumption on mobile networks is unprecedented, and operators need an intelligent way to manage the influx of traffic," said John Giere, senior vice president, products and marketing, Openwave. "Openwave's in-network software solution combines a powerful workflow engine with a flexible policy management system, to enable Bouygues Telecom to manage its network more efficiently."

Openwave said that with its traffic management solution, Bouygues Telecom will be able to apply a policy for each subscriber initiated IP session including:

- Access control based on destination IP and port of content or application being request

- Access control based on subscriber plan/level of service

- Source/destination network address translation (NAT)

- Monitoring of predefined time and volume session limits.

The Openwave traffic management solution will also allow information to be logged on each IP session to enable "hot-billing" based on duration and volume consumed, giving Bouygues Telecom the capability to control network resources that bind service tiers to real-time parameters, and provides a framework for even more proactive all IP policy management going forward.

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Openwave's traffic management solution monitors and dynamically controls a diverse range of IP (TCP- and UDP-based) data flows within the Bouygues mobile network. Openwave's monitoring features will enable Bouygues Telecom to obtain better insights into network usage patterns and help them to define and anticipate new subscriber behaviours. Openwave's traffic management solution will also allow Bouygues Telecom to offer a variety of tiered subscriber plans that reflect actual usage.

"The current growth of data consumption on mobile networks is unprecedented, and operators need an intelligent way to manage the influx of traffic," said John Giere, senior vice president, products and marketing, Openwave. "Openwave's in-network software solution combines a powerful workflow engine with a flexible policy management system, to enable Bouygues Telecom to manage its network more efficiently."

With Openwave's traffic management solution, Bouygues Telecom will be able to apply a policy for each subscriber initiated IP session including:

-- Access control based on destination IP and port of content or application being request

-- Access control based on subscriber plan/level of service

-- Source/destination network address translation (NAT)

-- Monitoring of predefined time and volume session limits.

The Openwave traffic management solution will also allow information to be logged on each IP session to enable "hot-billing" based on duration and volume consumed, giving Bouygues Telecom the capability to control network resources that bind service tiers to real-time parameters, and provides a framework for even more sophisticated and proactive all IP policy management going forward.

About Openwave

Openwave Systems Inc. (Nasdaq:OPWV) is one of the world's leading software innovators, offering a proactive mediation platform and tools to mobilize the Internet.

As the communications industry intersects with the Internet, Openwave software enables service providers to converge services, increasing the value of their networks by accelerating time to market and reducing the cost and complexity associated with new service deployment. Openwave's unique product portfolio provides a complete range of service management, analytics, messaging and location technologies. Openwave is a global company headquartered in Redwood City, California. For more information please visit www.openwave.com.

Cautionary Note Regarding Forward Looking Statements

This press release contains forward-looking statements within the meaning of Section 21E of the Securities Exchange Act of 1943 and Section 27A of the Securities Act of 1933. These forward-looking statements are subject to many risks and uncertainties that could cause actual results to differ materially from those projected. Notwithstanding changes that may occur with respect to matters relating to any forward looking statements, Openwave assumes no obligation to update the forward-looking statements included in this press release.

Openwave and the Openwave logo are trademarks of Openwave Systems Inc. All other trademarks are the properties of their respective owners.

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Openwave's traffic management solution will reportedly allow Bouygues Telecom to offer a variety of tiered subscriber plans that reflect actual usage.

In addition, the Openwave traffic management solution will also allow information to be logged on each IP session to enable 'hot-billing' based on duration and volume consumed, giving Bouygues Telecom the capability to control network resources that bind service tiers to real-time parameters, and provides a framework for even more sophisticated and proactive all IP policy management going forward.

John Giere, senior vice president of products and marketing at Openwave, said: "The current growth of data consumption on mobile networks is unprecedented, and operators need an intelligent way to manage the influx of traffic. Openwave's in-network software solution combines a powerful workflow engine with a flexible policy management system, to enable Bouygues Telecom to manage its network more efficiently."

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