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China Telecom's Largest Subsidiary Tabs StreamServe to Deliver Invoices to 10 Million Subscribers; Guangzhou Telecom Will Use StreamServe EDP Software to Streamline and Secure the Production of Invoices and Improve Customer Service
Business Wire, April 25, 2006
BURLINGTON, Mass. -- StreamServe(R) Inc., the global leader in Enterprise Document Presentment (EDP) software, today announced that Guangzhou Telecom, the largest and fastest-growing subsidiary of China Telecom, uses StreamServe Enterprise Document Presentment(TM) software to deliver invoices to nearly 10 million subscribers in Guangdong Province. The sale was made through StreamServe's Chinese distributor, Carnation Software, Ltd.
Guangzhou Telecom uses StreamServe EDP software to streamline and secure the generation of invoices, improve customer service and reduce operational costs.
StreamServe enhances customer service by providing easy access to an electronic archive of an exact copy of a customer invoice. When a customer calls with a question about an invoice, the customer representative can refer to a copy, enabling them to resolve billing issues much faster.
Prior to adopting StreamServe EDP, Guangzhou Telecom printed invoices by transforming an enormous amount of data into print stream files, which resulted in insecure, unencrypted data, non-standard modification operations and high costs.
"StreamServe EDP is the only solution with the scalability, flexibility and power to help major enterprises offer millions of customers personalized communications," said Key Kwok, CEO of Carnation Software.
"We expect to grow quickly in China as more companies in telecom, financial services, manufacturing, utilities and retail recognize the benefits of EDP," said Chris Stone, president and CEO of StreamServe."
China Telecom Corporation Limited is the leading provider of wire line telecommunications services in China, with a subscriber base exceeding 200 million. China Telecom provides voice, data, image, multimedia and telecommunications and information services in 31 municipalities, provinces and autonomous regions across China.
Guangzhou Telecom manages one of the three biggest telecommunication network centers in China, and the largest in southern China.
About StreamServe Inc.
StreamServe Enterprise Document Presentment (EDP) software enables the world's leading companies to communicate effectively with their customers, partners and suppliers through the automated creation and presentment of documents in any format and channel. StreamServe's EDP solutions enable more than 4,400 customers in 130 countries to present a full range of interactive, electronic and print-based documents generated by enterprise applications. Customers include leading global companies such as Bayer, BMW, CLP Power Hong Kong, Circuit City and DaimlerChrysler Bank. StreamServe is headquartered in Burlington, MA, and has 15 offices worldwide.
StreamServe(R), the StreamServe logo, StreamServe EDP, and "How Does Your Company Present itself?" are all trademarks of StreamServe Inc. Some software products marketed by StreamServe Inc. and its distributors contain proprietary software components of other software vendors. Other marks are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective holders. (C)StreamServe Inc. 2006
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