BATM ADVANCED COMMUNICATIONS (BVC).

Investors Chronicle, September, 2006

High-street retailer Dixons may have abandoned its fledgling voice-over-internet protocol (VoIP) service, but the world's big telecoms companies, including BT, Verizon and BellSouth, are firmly committed to ushering in a new age of IP communications. That's good news for BATM, which sells software to the telcos and their biggest equipment manufacturers, including Alcatel and Nokia. The company is well-positioned to capitalise on operators' race to provide "quad-play" services - ie, voice, video, internet and mobile. Its new software release improves the security, quality and reliability of these complex networks.

BATM has now moved its business almost entirely from older 'legacy' equipment onto IP platforms. And, in doing so, has returned to solid...

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