NGC Systems Sdn Bhd, Malaysia’s leading Internet Protocol (IP) converged communications provider will bring its infamous white-hot Genico™ excitement, delivering answers and solutions on IP converged communications and Next Generation Network (NGN) at HP AP Software Bootcamp 2005 from July 18 to 21, 2005, Hilton Kuala Lumpur. As a HP Asia Pacific OpenCall partner, NGC Systems will share successful experiences from deployments in more than six countries like Thailand, Pakistan, Norway, Australia, Hong Kong and South Korea. “We are excited to be part of HP Software Bootcamp 2005. It grants a valuable window of opportunity for us to cross pollinate ideas and thoughts with HP team members and HP channel partners,” said NGC Systems chief technology officer Owen Chen.
In addition, NGC Systems will showcase Genico™ and Genico™ MRBT solution at the highly intensive four-day event, organized for both sales and technical participants.

The gem: GLC 2.0
At HP AP Software Bootcamp, NGC Systems will showcase the jewel in its crown, Genico™ Live Contact 2.0 (GLC), which is a Session Initiated Protocol (SIP) front-end client. GLC 2,0 was recently launched at CeBIT Asia 2005 in Shanghai, China. “GLC 2.0 is very important. It can shorten the time for telecommunication operators and service providers who are deploying IP services. As a fully compliant SIP client, the telcos can easily mate their IP services with GLC 2.0’s functionalities,” explained Chen.

GLC 2.0 has user-intuitive features and can be used by their subscribers to access IP services by using Microsoft Windows XP desktop PCs, mobile notebooks; current generation of smartphones and Wi-fi enabled Personal Digital Assistants (PDAs). “GLC 2.0 can be customized and is available as to Original Equipment Manufacturers or OEMs, who can brand it as their part of their own product portfolio,” said Chen. 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.

“Visit us for a hands-on experience with GLC 2.0. Check out the data, voice and video plus conferencing capabilities, when mated with other Genico™ solutions like Genico™ MConferencing and Genico™ PowerBase. Try its secured virtual whiteboard, secured file transfers with built key interfaces for loggers, automate functions like voice mail-to-email, call transfer, auto answering, auto redial and more - all within the convenience of a single interface.” Chen added GLC 2.0 is also compliant with the Sarbanes-Oxley Act or better known as SOX.
Other Genico™ solutions which will be showcased include Genico™ MRBT, a complete end-to-end system which serves, manages and controls the value-added service of music ring back tones (RBT). Telecommunication operators and service providers can use Genico™ MRBT to increase their revenue streams by providing customized ring back tones. “The excitement surrounding Genico™ MRBT is that it can be rapidly deployed and simple-to-manage underneath the enormous complexity that governs a ring back tone service,” said Chen. “We have specifically designed Genico™ MRBT for telecommunication operators and service providers seeking to offer a new personalization service using Ring Back Tones (RBT)s which can used and heard by their IP, mobile and fixed line subscribers.”

An open partnership invitation
NGC Systems is keen on establishing partnerships with suitable parties. “Sample our capabilities and technology at our booth,” said Chen. “We want to share our excitement about Genico™’s breakthrough technology at HP AP Software Bootcamp 2005. We’re eager and interested to hear your opinions and share ideas.”