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Leading U.K. Mobile Service Provider
Will Expand Intervoice Media Exchange Unified Services
Platform Deployment
Intervoice, Inc. announced that a large
mobile service provider in the U.K. will expand its Media
Exchange unified services platform to now support more than
15 million subscribers. Previous orders for Media Exchange
that were placed by this service provider were announced by
Intervoice on March 5, 2007 and June 1, 2007. The value of
the additional order, received last week, is currently
estimated to be worth approximately $8.0 million. Citing
competitive issues, the customer requested anonymity in this
announcement.
Intervoice Media Exchange is an
open-standards, IP-based, IMS-ready software solution that
functions in SIP, TDM or mixed network environments. This
multimedia communications platform incorporates
industry-leading technology and uses a fully programmable
intelligent switch that allows dynamic routing of customer
calls, a unique function that provides a seamless migration
from legacy voicemail systems to next generation messaging.
The flexibility of Intervoice Media Exchange allows service
providers to offer customers high levels of personalization
in addition to video, web, mobile and fixed line access -
all from a single subscriber account. Media Exchange’s
innovative applications and multiple access points help
providers attract new subscribers, increase usage by current
subscribers, and enhance customer satisfaction.
“Media
Exchange continues to be the platform of choice for mobile
service providers with a growing subscriber base. Today’s
announcement is a perfect example of a service provider with
a thriving subscriber base who is able to consistently
leverage the flexibility of Media Exchange to further
enhance its business,” said Jim
Milton, President and Chief Operating Officer, Intervoice.
“We greatly value the opportunity
to work with this industry-leading service provider and look
forward to a long future of mutual success.”
Intervoice said it is not unusual for
the Company to receive large contracts. This contract or any
large contract is not necessarily indicative of the Company’s
revenues or earnings for any fiscal quarter. Intervoice
currently anticipates recognizing revenue on this contract
commencing with its fiscal quarter ending May 2008 and
continuing through its fiscal quarter ending May 2009.
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