1. NANC Report Future of Numbering Working Group (FoN) FoN Co-Chairs Don Gray, Nebraska PSC Adam Newman, Telcordia Technologies Jim Castagna, Verizon December 15, 2011

2. 2 Meetings Since Last Report Conference Calls 11/2/2011 and 12/7/2011 December 15, 20112

3. Active Issues AID #Title on FormSubmitSubmitter(s)StatusNext Step(s) Active Issues 001New & Future Services02/13/07 (Orig: 2006) Castagna/Gray (co-chairs) Accepted 03/28/2007 Consensus to keep open for discussion and monitor ITU-T Future of Numbering activities. 002Telematics and the use of NANP numbers 04/19/06Karen Norcross (PUC) Accepted 05/22/2007 Consensus to keep open and monitor developments at INC and ITU in M-2-M. Also some concern on M-2-M impact on NANP exhaust. 004Geographic Issues Impacting Numbering Policy Decisions 01/19/07 (Orig May 06) David Greenhaus 800 Response IS Accepted 06/20/2007 Pending input from issue Champion. Monitor CEPT/ITU report in this area. 005Commons vs. Market Place Model for Toll Free Numbers 12/04/07Jay Carpenter (1-800 AFTA) Accepted 12/05/2008 Final white paper approved at May 17, 2011 NANC Meeting. NANC action item to publish to the NANC website and send FYI to the FCC. December 15, 20113

4. 4 Update on FoN/M2M Activities at Other Forums The ITU-T Study Group 2 Q1/2 update on the Future of Numbering work and the M2M work at ITU SG2 ITU has created shared country code for M2M use by international companies. ITU sees their role as international vs. domestic and therefore typically only accepts applications for M2M resources from companies that have operations that span multiple numbering resource authorities. Current examples are: Jasper Wireless, Vodafone, Orange. Companies affirm ~every two years they are still using resources for the intended allocation An update was provided on the GSM group work on resources for M2M Concerns paralleled that of Study Group 2. Estimates are that by 2020 there will be 40- 50 billion M2M devices globally with 40-50% of that expected in the United States. Questions of how the “traffic” will move and what the applications will be. FoN should consider presenting NANC with a request for FoN to monitor and review the M2M activities by the various organizations. December 15, 20114

5. 5 Future Activities of the FoN Determine next FTN to engage based on WG consensus and/or NANC assignment. Next scheduled calls: –First Wednesday of the each month Noon-1:00 PM Eastern To be added to the email list send a request to anewman@telcordia.com December 15, 20115

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7. Future of Numbering WG Mission To explore changes to the environment, including new and future technologies, the impact of market place and/or regulatory changes and innovations on telephone numbering. Scope: The Working Group will investigate new telephone numbering assignment approaches and future telephone number assignment requirements. The Working Group will identify common criteria and gather data to identify trends and their impact upon numbering resources. The Working Group, if necessary, will analyze opportunities to determine the feasibility and benefit of each and report its findings to the NANC. The Working Group will also analyze various topics that may be given to it from time to time by the NANC and/or FCC. December 15, 20117

8. 8 Closed/Not Accepted Issues December 15, 20118 AID #Title on FormSubmitSubmitter(s)StatusNext Step(s) Closed Issues 003Analysis of Commons and Property Rights Models for the allocation of NANP Numbering Resources 12/28/06 (Orig June 06) Jay Carpenter (1-800 AFTA) 11/20/07 Discussion Closed. Issues Not Accepted Study of Potential Mis-Use of NANP Resources Outside the NANP Geographical Area 08/28/07FoN Co-ChairsNot accepted, include analysis in FTN #4 Project Work as part of FTN # 004