O2 Germany has renewed its contract to use Azure's Interconnect bureau service

July 13, 2005

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LONDON -- Azure Solutions, the revenue-assurance company, today announced that O2 Germany, a German mobile operator, has renewed its contract to use Azure's Interconnect bureau service. The initial agreement was signed in 2001 and the renewal confirms O2 Germany's business need for Azure's bureau based service.

The Interconnect bureau is based on Azure's award-winning Interconnect system. It provides operators with a cost-effective and scaleable solution to manage their interconnect traffic, as they can pay for the service on a 'pay-as-you-grow' basis meaning that no large capital outlay is required.

The Interconnect bureau is housed in one of the most advanced data centres in Europe and, via a secure web-based interface, operators can access and manage their interconnect billing functions remotely. Being able to access detailed call information anywhere, at anytime, gives operators greater flexibility in managing their interconnect agreements and greater visibility of key data, enabling them to bill and reconcile interconnect traffic more accurately and effectively.

Dr. Dirk Schmelzer, vice president Carrier & International Services at O2 Germany, said: "Azure's heritage and unrivalled experience in interconnect makes it an attractive company to work with. The Interconnect bureau service has provided us with a cost-effective and efficient way to manage our interconnect accounting. This has enabled us to concentrate on other aspects of the business in the knowledge that our interconnect traffic is in capable hands."

John Cronin, president and CEO of Azure Solutions, said: "We are delighted that O2 Germany has decided to continue its relationship with Azure. This is a great endorsement of the Azure Interconnect bureau, and shows how it can save customers time and money, and at the same time provide world-class interconnect capability."

Azure Solutions Inc.

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