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Quintessent joins hands with Infosys for enhanced telecom B2B e-commerce
By Our Special Correspondent
BANGALORE, MAY 15. Infosys Technologies, the leading information
technology consulting firm, today announced an agreement with
QuintessentTM Communications, Inc., a leader in the
telecommunication industry's integrated services revolution, to
provide collaborative development and testing of components
within Quintessent's Tele.Commerce TM suite of business-to-
business e-commerce software solutions. The products enable
competitive local exchange carriers (CLECs) to conduct electronic
service ordering with incumbent local exchange carriers (ILECs)
and other trading partners.
Under the terms of agreement, the two companies will work
together to develop and test selected applications that automate
data exchange between telecommunications carriers. Infosys will
provide Quintessent with an offshore lab and its global delivery
model, creating a virtual 24-hour workday. It will also deploy
its time-boxing model, a methodology for delivering rapid
functionality in the timeframes Quintessent specifies. This
collaborative relationship will help accelerate the addition of
new applications and capabilities within the Tele.Commerce
carrier interconnection suite.
``Infosys is a global company with high-quality processes and a
delivery model that reduces our time to market with business
applications that carriers need in order to be competitive
players,'' said Mr. Gary Scroggs, Senior Vice-President, Product
Development and Services, Quintessent. ``Infosy's intellectual
capital and industry knowledge will support our development
effort through scalable processes and reusable
methodologies.''``We are pleased to be part of the team building
e-commerce applications that are critical to being successful
within the competitive carrier landscape,'' stated Mr. Hari
Murthy, Associate Vice-President and Head of Business
Development, Communications and Product Services Practice (CAPS)
for Infosys. ``By deploying our unique combination of
communications expertise and the global delivery model, Infosys
can help meet the needs of the communications industry.''
``We are excited about an opportunity to work on such leading-
edge applications. It really motivates our team,'' concluded Mr.
Babuji Srinivasan, Head of Development for Infosys'
Communications and Product Services Practice in Pune, India.
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