LONDON -- Cramer, the market leader in inventory-powered automation for telecommunications companies, today announced its latest win in the Asia Pacific region: Malaysia's alternate telecommunications service provider, TIME dotCom.

TIME dotCom provides fixed line, voice and broadband services in Malaysia, serving both corporate and residential markets. It has an extensive and complex network, including land-based fibre optic cable, submarine cable, satellite links, international gateways, Metropolitan Area Networks (MAN) and copper and fibre Customer Access Networks (CAN).

As a unified network inventory and capacity management system, Cramer will consolidate multiple legacy inventory management systems into a single solution with streamlined business processes. It will provide accurate, up to date product capacity and inventory data to Sales and Marketing, enabling a faster response to customer demand. As new technology brings about convergence in voice, data and multimedia technologies, TIME dotCom plans to use Cramer to harness the synergies of various products and services to offer innovative and efficient solutions to its customers.

The system will also enhance the ability of TIME's Network Engineering and Operations teams to plan, provision, build and maintain inventory and capacity of available or planned network resources to meet forecast demand.

Cramer will thus be a key enabler for TIME to meet the complex demands of a competitive market for dependable and innovative service that leverages TIME's extensive optical fibre and metropolitan network and coverage.

The solution will be implemented by Malaysian systems integrator CompuDyne who will also deploy a GIS-based network engineering tool.

Cramer CEO Jon Craton commented: "The challenge of finding more efficient ways to manage complex networks is not confined to any one part of the world. The Cramer solution reflects that, providing a common enterprise platform with huge business benefits as standard, with the ability to handle the many differences between operators."

Cramer Systems Ltd.