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Intec wins high-value collaborative sourcing deal in
Indonesia
Multi-million dollar software and services deal signed
with PT Pratama Jaringan Nusantara for Intec product suite
London, May 25, 2004: Intec Telecom Systems today
confirmed that it has signed one of the largest deals in the
Company’s history for the supply of software and associated
services to a customer in the Asia-Pacific region. This
Indonesian government-backed project, which will create the
first and largest Inter-carrier Traffic Clearing System in the
territory, will begin implementation during the latter half of
2004 and will continue into 2005. Intec does not expect that
revenue from the deal will have a material impact on its current
2004 financial performance, but that it will be able to
recognize the majority of the contract value in its 2005
business year. The agreement will last ten years.
“With the complete suite of Intec’s robust technology, the
highest level of its management commitment and its vast regional
knowledge and experiences in interconnect settlement, I am
confident that we can effectively and efficiently deliver our
objectives both to the government and to our customers,” said
Eddie Sudijono, PJN’s President Director. “Seamless integration,
operation audit ability, well-defined business processes and
individualized environment are the main drivers for our success.
Intec plays tremendous roles in all of them.”
“This agreement is certainly the largest deal that Intec has
signed in Asia-Pacific, and one of the largest ever worldwide,”
said Kevin Adams, Intec’s CEO. “It underlines our capability to
provide solutions for the most technically demanding carrier
environments, as well as our global delivery and service
capabilities.”
About PT Pratama Jaringan Nusantara
PT Pratama Jaringan Nusantara is an enterprise born in
recognition of a need, namely, to provide telecommunications
operators with a neutral and fair supervisory body to assist
them in this new era. PT PJN acts as the “center of gravity” by
imposing mutually beneficial order in a nebulous telco
environment. PT PJN closely follows the guidance and direction
of the Government of Indonesia, as well as consultation from its
telco partners in formulating strategies as the authorized body
for the Telecommunications Traffic Clearing System.
PT PJN’s Vision and Mission is to be a partner to the government
which is focused, professional, fair and trusted to create a
standardization and openness among telecommunication providers
in this era of globalization, deregulation and competition.
About Intec
Intec is an award-winning worldwide billing and 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 billing and OSS portfolio includes:
Inter-mediatE™ -
billing mediation solution
InterconnecT™ -
telecom billing including US CABS and ITU
Inter-activatE™ - flow-through provisioning and
service activation
Inter-contenT™ - end-to-end content 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.intecbilling.com.
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