June 23 to 26, 2005
Genico™ to paint CISIS 2005 red

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NGC Systems Sdn Bhd, Malaysia’s leading Internet Protocol (IP) converged communications provider will share its red-hot Genico™ excitement with visitors at the China International Software & Information Service Fair (CISIS) 2005. “We are excited and honored to share our excitement and showcase Genico™ at this high level and prestigious fair in Dalian, China,” said NGC Systems chief technology officer Owen Chen. Genico™ is a carrier-grade IP converged communication solution for telecommunication operators, service providers and Fortune 500 companies and currently has an installed base of such users in more than six countries.

VIP: The Multimedia Development Corporation Sdn Bhd chief executive officer Datuk Dr. Mohamed Arif Nun (second from right) and Multimedia Development Corporation Sdn Bhd executive assistant to the CEO & Head of Corporate Strategy Steven Lim (left), pose for posterity after a briefing and product demonstration from NGC Systems Sdn Bhd vice president marketing and business development Alex Chau (right) and managing consultant Andrew Yeo (third from right).

Excitement about GLC 2.0, an advanced SIP client
During the four-day technology fair, NGC Systems will highlight a Session Initiated Protocol (SIP) front-end client, Genico™ LiveContact 2.0 (GLC), which was recently launched at CeBIT Asia 2005 in Shanghai, China.

“Telecommunication operators and service providers can deploy IP converged services in the back-end and mate its functionalities with GLC. Their subscribers will appreciate fine Live Contact 2.0’s design and user-intuitive features. Furthermore, GLC can be installed and used by their subscribers with Personal Digital Assistant or 3G devices,” said Chen, adding using GLC will shorten telecommunication operators and service providers’ time-to-market new IP-based services.

GLC 2.0 can be used on Microsoft Windows XP desktop PCs, mobile notebooks; current generation of smartphones and Wi-fi enabled Personal Digital Assistants (PDAs). Telecommunication operators and service providers can cross sell their IP services as their subscribers can use GLC 2.0 to communicate using a variety of devices, communication platform and infrastructure.

“GLC is available for Original Equipment Manufacturer or OEM and we intend to seek such partnerships during CISIS 2005.” GLC 2.0 is the latest addition to NGC Systems’ Genico™ suite of communication technology for fixed or mobile telecommunication operators, data communication service providers and consumer communication electronic manufacturers.

Several new features set GLC 2.0 apart as a complete, end-to-end communication productivity application. “It has a very sophisticated and robust engine,” said NGC Systems spokesperson, chief technology officer Owen Chen. “Telecommunication and service providers can attract and keep subscribers as GLC offers more than just voice. It has video and data too. Subscribers can use GLC to share and communicate ideas using a virtual whiteboard, transfer corporate documents, spreadsheets or any digital files, automate functions like voice mail-to-email, call transfer, auto answering, auto redial and more - all within the convenience of a single interface.” Subscribers can make on-network voice calls to another GLC subscriber within the network and off-network voice calls, to Global System for Mobile Communications (GSM) or General Packet Radio Service (GPRS) mobile devices. “GLC has been enhanced with network address translation (NAT) technology and presence management services.” Subscribers can also send and receive Short Messaging System (SMS) text from a mobile phone user. “GLC 2.0 users can read SMS messages when online or have it forwarded to their mobile phone when offline,” explained Chen.

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