EL PASO, Texas, Nov. 7, 2001 (PRIMEZONE) -- Telynx, Inc. (OCTBB:TLXX) announced today that Florida Digital Networks (FDN) has agreed to purchase its inventory/provisioning software and services. The project entails implementation of Telynx software for the purpose of automating the provisioning process of the FDN transmission backbone. It will require integration to existing systems and will ultimately provide an end-to-end solution for FDN.
Florida Digital Networks provides a variety of local, long distance and Internet services. The inventory system will accommodate all of these environments and be a key provider of information to various points in the provisioning process. "We saw inventory as a key element in closing the loop on what we felt was a good system and process already in place. We looked hard at several vendors and made our decision based on functionality, price, and vendor flexibility. Telynx worked very hard at understanding our issues and coming up with a flexible solution to meet our needs," said Ryan Hand, VP, FDN.
"We spent time looking at their existing environment, what their needs were, and how our solution would fit into their strategy for service delivery. FDN's approach to solving problems and their working relationships with vendors is a key element in creating what we believe will be a strong and strategic partnership between the two companies," said Scott Munden, President/COO of Telynx.
Telynx is a global leader in telecommunications infrastructure management systems. The company produces and provides software and professional services for Operations Support Systems (OSS) of the telecommunications industry and for general enterprise networks. The Telynx, Inc. software products include the Telynx Network Provisioning and Inventory Management solution and the Telynx Revenue Assurance solution.
Telynx headquarters is in El Paso, Texas; with additional sales and support in Dallas, TX; the Washington D.C. area; London, United Kingdom; and representative offices in Asia (Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia) and the Middle East.
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