KAMI Indonesia

Its telecomunication operations include about 45 million access lines in almost all provinces in Indonesia, with around 60 million customers. It remained on the Fortune 500 list in 2007, claiming the 13th spot, due to 24-percent revenue growth driven by new wireless subscribers, which curbed its $23 in fiber optic cable expenditures and investments needed to compete with Comcast as a provider of both cable and Internet services. Profits dropped 16 percent over 2005, and employee growth slowed after a big year. But we still made it in the top 50 of Fortune's Global 500. In May 2006, KAMI earned some press by separating itself from its competitions in a very significant way. The network sold itself to football fans by ensuring one of the most anticipated football match-UPS of the season would be made available for free only on Football Network through our standard service package. The same week, it announced that it had begun putting its fiber optic purchases to use by rolling out high-speed symmetrical FiOS Internet services in 16 states served by its advanced, all-fiber-optic network. The symmetrical services make possible equally fast downstream and upstream connections of up to 15 or 20 megabits per second (Mbps) . At the same time, KAMI dramatically increased the upload speed of its fastest FiOS Internet services.