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Intec Delivers Inter-mediatE Correlation
Manager to ITXC
ATLANTA & LONDON--March 4, 2004--
* ITXC streamlines processing of international VoIP traffic with
latest module
* Realizes improved service capabilities and greatly enhanced
capacity
Intec Telecom Systems, provider of Operations Support Systems
(OSS) for fixed, wireless, and IP/next generation networks
announced today that its Inter-mediatE Correlation Manager has
been successfully implemented at ITXC, one of the world's
leading international Voice-over-IP carriers. The use of
Correlation Manager within Inter-mediatE is expected to allow
ITXC to nearly double its daily CDR processing by year's end.
Inherently scalable, the solution was sized for a ten-fold
growth in processing. The implementation of Correlation Manager
is an extension to ITXC's current installation of Intec's
market-leading convergent mediation product Inter-mediatE.
Inter-mediatE gathers, processes, and distributes data from any
type of network for any type of usage. The Correlation Manager
allows ITXC to accurately and quickly correlate and process the
intricate, multi-leg call detail records (CDRs) that comprise a
user event or experience.
Fred Brott, President of Intec North America said, "Our
customers have come to rely on Intec to supply the technologies
and guidance to ensure their success. At ITXC we delivered a
solution that streamlined their business, allowing them to
deliver better service, faster, with the capacity to support
enormous future growth."
Intec's Correlation Manager is commercially available as an
integrated addition to the Intec Inter-mediatE solution, a
high-performance, real-time mediation system used by more than
100 operators worldwide, ranging from US RBOCs to multi-national
3G license holders.
About ITXC
ITXC Corp. is one of the world's leading carriers based on
minutes of international traffic carried. As a carriers'
carrier, ITXC serves all major carriers in the US; many
incumbent carriers worldwide including China Telecom, PLDT,
Telkom South Africa, Telecom Colombia, Telenor, Telia, and VSNL;
and emerging and competitive carriers including Intelig in
Brazil, Vietel in Vietnam and Data Access in India. ITXC also
serves a growing number of mobile carriers including China
Mobile and Smart Communications, leading mobile carriers in
their respective markets.
About Intec Telecom
Systems
Intec Telecom Systems is an award-winning worldwide Operations
Support Systems (“OSS”) vendor for fixed, mobile and
next-generation networks (ie. WLAN, 3G and IP), with more than
500 installations of its products worldwide. Founded in 1997,
Intec was listed on the London Stock Exchange (Code: ITL.L) in
June 2000. Intec is the market leader in intercarrier billing
systems and convergent mediation software, and a recent winner
of the 2003 Global Billing Award – Best Overall Contribution,
and Telestrategies ‘2003 Mediation Excellence Award’.
Intec’s portfolio includes:
Inter-mediatE™ -
convergent mediation solution
InterconnecT™ -
intercarrier billing including US CABS and ITU
Inter-activatE™ - flow-through provisioning and
service activation
Inter-contenT™ - end-to-end
content
billing and revenue management
Intec Dynamic Charging Platform™ – a real-time pre/post-paid
charging interface between the network and the back office
Intec ASF™ - end-to-end billing and management for advanced data
services
Intec’s customer base includes, among others, BellSouth,
BellSouth Peru, Brazil Telecom, Cable & Wireless, Cesky Telecom
(Czech Republic), China Unicom, COLT Telecommunications, EBT
(Taiwan), Eircom (Ireland), France Telecom, Hutchison 3G, Maxis
(Malaysia), Singtel Optus (Australia), Orange, Telecom
Argentina, Telecom Egypt, Telecom Italia, Tiscali, TPSA
(Poland), Swisscom, T-Mobile International, Telia (Sweden),
Telefonica, Telkom South Africa, Telstra, US Cellular, Westel
(Hungary), Vodafone, VimpelCom (Russia) and Verizon. For more
information on Intec Telecom Systems, visit the website at
http://www.intec-telecom-systems.com.
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