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SingTel, Amdocs Team on R&D

March 04, 2013 |
SINGAPORE and ST. LOUIS -- Singapore Telecommunications Limited (SingTel), Asia's leading communications group and the largest multi-country mobile operator in the world, and Amdocs (DOX), the leading provider of customer experience systems and services, today announced the opening of a joint development center in Israel.

SingTel L!feLabs @ Israel with Amdocs is the first such collaboration in Israel by a service provider from Asia Pacific and will serve as a gateway for local start-ups into the fastest-growing region in the world.

SingTel's move into Israel is part of its strategic plan to increase investments in research and development. This is also part of its recently established global innovation initiative, L!feLabs, to inspire and enable ideas to become reality. It aims to accelerate innovation through collaboration with strategic partners, renowned research institutes as well as eco-systems of start-ups and incubators for which Israel is so renowned.

Singapore Telecommunications Ltd. (SingTel)



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