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November 13, 2002

Net One Systems commences sales of
TV and Web conference integrative communications system
-「CLICK TO MEET 3.0」developed by First Virtual Communications -

As of November 15, 2002, Net One Systems Co., Ltd. (headquarters: Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo; President & CEO: Kazuo Sato) will commence sales of 「CLICK TO MEET 3.0」,an integrative communications system developed by First Virtual Communications, Inc. (Headquarters: California, USA; hereinafter, FVC) (Note)
In addition to the features as the de facto standard IP base TV conferencing system of the previous CLICK TO MEET 2.1 version,「CLICK TO MEET 3.0」includes web conferencing system,「CLICK TO MEET Express」which realizes integrative communication system that readily allows users the liberty of combining TV conferencing and web conferencing.
Additional features as separate routing per user and conference notice to web end points as well as enhanced operational features as central management through web browser and central scheduling system ensure greater usability for all users.

■The most advanced style of visual communications

Subsequent to signing an exclusive reseller agreement for Japan market, Net One commenced sales of FVC products in April 2002. FVC is the creator of "Rich Media Communications" and a leader in integrating IP base voice, video and data for multipoint dual communications.
「CLICK TO MEET 3.0」integrates conventional TV conferencing and web conferencing systems. It creates a virtual conference that is not restricted by time and space. Both TV and web conference are integrated onto a unified interface for simple management and administrative operations. This ensures not only easy system deployment but also quick return on investment and minimizes operational/management cost. In addition, as CLICK TO MEET 3.0's architecture allows for easy integration with IP base network applications as VoIP and band management tools, it may be customized for use in SOHO services, remote education and customer support.
Net One consider FVC's communications systems as the key application in multi-medial contents network because they allow every user to easily set up visual communications. We aim to enhance the network solutions line up and expand the value added services.

■ Prospective Customers

ISP, carriers, enterprises, education institutions, local governments, local administrative service companies, etc.

■ Commencement of sales

November 15, 2002

(NOTE) First Virtual Communications Inc.
http//:www.fvc.com/
Year Founded: 1993
IPO: 1998 (NASDAQ)