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Mobile Number Portability

Mobile Number Portability. New structure for MNP2 delivery Update on porting charge Current project status MNP2 Roadmap MNP3. Peter Roberts. New structure. Update on porting charge. FCS chaired review meeting on 27th Oct Vodafone confirmed tied SPs reduce to £0

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Mobile Number Portability

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  1. Mobile Number Portability • New structure for MNP2 delivery • Update on porting charge • Current project status MNP2 • Roadmap MNP3 Peter Roberts

  2. New structure

  3. Update on porting charge • FCS chaired review meeting on 27th Oct • Vodafone confirmed tied SPs reduce to £0 • BTCellnet, One2One, Virgin, Orange already committed to £0 • Independents retain current £30 guideline • c.90% of porting now fee-free • further review to follow as part of MNP2

  4. Current project status - MNP2 • Recent history…. • Vendor negotiations failed, need to re-tender • Target delivery slipped Q1 to Q3 2001 • MNP-FG recommended 5 week review period • ensure MNP2 spec is still appropriate • consider the context for future-proofing • investigate potential for improving MNP1 short term • Project Board undertook review

  5. Current project status - MNP2 • Review proposal to the MNP-FG: • deliver MNP2 full system spec in September • do not pursue an interim solution • develop an MNP3 for delivery 2002 built from customer upwards taking full advantage of available technologies • MNP-FG agreed this course of action, plus: • tasked the ORG with evaluating operational feasibility of web-less MNP2 as interim and as contingency • feedback end of January

  6. Roadmap - MNP3 • Start work once MNP2 specced to vendor • Customer research • delivery by end 2002 • MNP2 solves existing customer problems • MNP3 moves mobile porting forward eg. • online self-serve • wap • new channels new challenges

  7. MNP-FG next meetings • 3rd January • 31st January

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