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To: Mark Ambrose who wrote (733)6/7/1999 3:08:00 PM
From: Don Dorsey   of 1331
 
Comverse Network Systems Unveils Notification Via E-Mail Service


Business/Technology Editors
SUPERCOMM 99

ATLANTA--(BUSINESS WIRE)--June 7, 1999--

Comverse Brings Voice And Fax Mail To The E-Mail Subscriber,
Taking Advantage Of The Power Of The Internet

Comverse Network Systems, a division of Comverse Technology, Inc.
(NASDAQ: CMVT), and the world's leading supplier of enhanced services
platforms to wireless and wireline network operators, today unveiled
its Notification Via E-Mail service, a major enhancement to its
integrated messaging services.
Comverse's Notification Via E-Mail service enables subscribers to
a network operator's voice messaging or unified messaging service to
keep track of their messages from home, while at work, while
traveling, or while online. When a caller leaves a voice or a fax
message in a subscriber's voice mailbox, the Notification Via E-Mail
service can either send a notification via e-mail, or send the message
as an e-mail attachment, over the Internet, to a pre-determined e-mail
address.
Comverse's Notification Via E-Mail works with virtually any
e-mail client. Notifications can be sent to any device having an
e-mail address, such as PCs, laptops, PDAs, or wireless smartphones.
Because the message is delivered in a visual format, subscribers
can browse through their messages and choose which message to review
and act upon first. Subscribers can also forward their messages to
other e-mail addresses. Since faxes can be printed, Comverse's
Notification Via E-Mail also enables the subscriber's PC and printer
to double as a fax machine.
Itsik Danziger, President and Chief Operating Officer of Comverse
Network Systems, said, "From a consumer perspective, Comverse's
Notification Via E-mail service is the most generally usable form of
unified messaging. It brings voice mail to the e-mail client, giving
subscribers easy access to their voice and fax mail messages while
they are checking e-mail."
Comverse first launched its unified messaging service, which
combines voice, fax, and e-mail in a single mailbox, in 1998.
Comverse is demonstrating its Notification Via E-Mail service at
SuperComm '99 in booth 441 in Hall A, June 8-10, in Atlanta, Georgia.
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