RADCOM, Ltd.(NASDAQ: RDCM), a leading network test and service assurance solution provider, today announced that Cellcom Israel, the largest cellular communications operator in Israel, has decided to expand deployment of RADCOM’s RANalysis to monitor and optimize its entire UMTS radio network. RANalysis is a world leader in radio optimization of UMTS networks.

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Cellcom Israel previously selected RANalysis to optimize the service quality of its UMTS network. This expanded RANalysis deployment throughout Cellcom Israel’s complete UMTS radio network, means that RANalysis is now part of all the site deployments done by Cellcom Israel. Cellcom Israel’s expansion proves it satisfaction with RADCOM’s solution, which enabled Cellcom Israel to optimize its mobile data network.

RADCOM’s RANalysis provides a complete solution to the challenges of UMTS network maintenance, such as neighboring interference, pilot pollution and handover issues. In addition, it provides a solution to the challenges that operators face today with the advent of Smartphones that present a heavy load on network resources. It is a multi-user application that offers critical performance data for all of the cells simultaneously. Cellular operators use RANalysis to facilitate the daily task of tuning the Radio Access Network (RAN) to support subscribers’ changing needs. RADCOM’s solution has already helped Cellcom Israel save engineering resources due to the trouble-free maintenance it provides.

“We have been very pleased with the RADCOM solution, which is why we are expanding coverage to our whole UMTS RAN,” said Baruch Bar, Radio System Engineering Department Manager at Cellcom Israel. “RANalysis has simply streamlined the work of the radio group and removed many of the challenges of radio network monitoring. By allowing engineers to isolate problems and their sources efficiently, it has simplified our job of troubleshooting network faults, which means that our customers are getting better service.”

“Not only does the RADCOM solution provide monitoring of specific cells, it also identifies which of several common problems is adversely affecting service quality,” said Adar Eyal, RADCOM’s VP European Sales and Worldwide Strategic Alliances, “RANalysis is an extremely effective everyday tool that gives rapid return on investment due to its ability to quickly reflect subscriber experience.”

About RADCOM

RADCOM develops, manufactures, markets and supports innovative network test and service assurance solutions for communications service providers and equipment vendors. The Company specializes in next-generation Cellular as well as IMS, Voice, Data and VoIP networks. Its solutions are used in the development and installation of network equipment and in the maintenance of operational networks. The Company’s products facilitate fault management, network service performance monitoring and analysis, troubleshooting and pre-mediation. RADCOM’s shares are listed on the NASDAQ Capital Market under the symbol RDCM. For more information, please visit http://www.RADCOM.com.

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