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FERMA and Convedia deliver IP/3G applications for wireless service providers

April 14, 2004

FERMA, a provider offering IP-based value-added service solutions, and Convedia Corporation, the provider of carrier-class IP media processing platforms, announced the signing of a marketing partnership agreement to jointly develop prepaid and messaging applications for IP/3G service providers.

The agreement is a natural fit for both companies, given FERMA's strong and well-respected position in mobile prepaid and other value-added service solutions, coupled with Convedia's expertise in carrier-class IP media processing. The partnership will develop a seamless integration between Convedia's IP media servers and FERMA's multi-play prepaid service solutions for next generation mobility networks, while creating a services platform to support an even broader range of IP/3G-based services such as unified communications, mobile Internet and push-to-talk.

"Both companies share a focus on the customer, with solutions that minimize time-to-market and cost of ownership. We view this agreement as an excellent opportunity to access a broader market, enhancing our global reach." said Grant Henderson, Executive Vice President of Marketing and Strategy at Convedia.

"Convedia's CMS-1000 and CMS-6000 Media Servers are leaders in IP media server technology, offering customers a cost-effective media processing solution which delivers strong performance, a wide range of functionality and important enhanced profitability to carriers," said Roger Agniel, CEO of FERMA. "Our existing and new customers will fully benefit from this partnership."

 

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