ARLINGTON, Va.—Convergys Corp., a provider of integrated billing and customer care services, signed a contract with TeleCorp PCS Inc. to provide its Atlys solution to support flexible billing for TeleCorp’s …
GREENWOOD VILLAGE, Colo.—Ciber Inc. said it successfully completed its acquisition of Aris Corp., a consulting services firm out of Bellevue, Wash. According to the merger agreement, the purchase price is …
MALAGA, Spain—ITS Networks Inc. said that following intense examination, it plans to refocus its investment and expansion strategy and has postponed its acquisition of controlling interests in WestEnd Communications Inc. …
KISTA, Sweden—Ericsson, Motorola and Nokia, founders of the Wireless Village initiative, said they have successfully demonstrated interoperable mobile instant messaging and presence services. The companies said that in the demonstration …
HELSINKI—Akumiitti Telematics said it is partnering with CellPoint Unwire AB, a developer and manufacturer of wireless application servers, platforms and telematics terminals. Under terms of the agreement, CellPoint Unwire and …
BOCA RATON, Fla.-SBA Communications Corp. announced Ronald Bizick, its chief operating officer, will resign from the company, effective Jan. 1, 2002, and Kurt Bagwell, currently vice president of operations for …
RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, N.C.—eMerging Information Systems Inc. announced the installation of its Java-based Libertis business support system for Italy’s Energ.it Spa is complete. Energ.it said it plans to use the …
ARLINGTON, Va.—Organizers of the 2002 International CES Knowledge Circuit conference program, scheduled for January 8, 2002, in Las Vegas, announced they expect to hold more than 100 educational sessions and …
BOSTON—Mobile network infrastructure developer WaterCove Networks has released its FlowCore mobile data architecture, which integrates service intelligence and transport capabilities to allow for conducting high-value transactions. According to WaterCove, FlowCore …
TOKYO-Texas Instruments said it is rolling out a family of digital-to-analog converters that extend battery life for consumer audio applications in mobile phones, personal digital assistants and other wireless devices. …
WASHINGTON—The Federal Communications Commission today is expected to reject the cellular industry’s request to indefinitely suspend the Sept. 30 deadline for meeting packet-data wiretap requirements, but a government source said …
WASHINGTON—The U.S. government has been granted a 30-day extension in which to officially ask the U.S. Supreme Court to review a federal appeals court’s ruling reversing actions regarding bankrupt NextWave …
NEW YORK—Winstar Communications Inc. announced the Federal Communications Commission renewed 26 of its spectrum licenses in the 39 GHz band. “The FCC decision to renew our 26 licenses underscores the …
WASHINGTON—Sprint PCS and XtremeSpectrum Inc. are in a letter-writing fight regarding whether ultra-wideband technologies will interfere with PCS. Sprint claims that interference will occur while XtremeSpectrum disputes this. The PCS …
MONTREAL—Telesystem International Wireless (TIW) said the holders of its senior discount notes due 2007 have tendered 99.9 percent of the outstanding notes in exchange for a combination of cash and …
NEW YORK—Nasdaq and the New York Stock Exchange, whose headquarters could have been crushed had the World Trade Center buildings collapsed sideways, at press time was scheduled to reopen for …
CINCINNATI, United States—Convergys announced Austrian mobile operator One will use its Geneva Active Revenue Management (ARM) software to replace its legacy billing system. One, which is owned by E.ON, Telenor, …
Austria’s GSM operator One allowed customers to make mobile and fixed-line calls to the United States until the end of the day 12 September in the wake of the terrorist …
OXFORD, United Kingdom—By the end of 2003, Chris Gent, the chief executive officer of Vodafone, expects 3G handsets to be available that will enable its customers to seamlessly roam between …
SAO PAULO, Brazil—In the opinion of Qualcomm Brazil’s general director, Valerijonas Seivalos J
