November 18, 2008 - Kuala Lumpur - Computaris, a specialist system integrator for the mobile telecoms industry, and Highdeal, the world's leading provider of pricing & rating solutions, announced today that XOX Sdn Bhd, Asia's first next generation regional integrated telecommunications service provider, has deployed the Computaris Convergent Charging System (CCS) as its convergent billing platform. The Highdeal TransactiveR suite manages prepaid, postpaid, and hybrid accounts.

With the Computaris and Highdeal converged billing platform, XOX has become the first telecommunication provider in the region to offer mobile payment and access convergence. XOX services unify the mobile and web experience, providing users with multiple channels of accessibility to their mobile and web services. XOX selected the Computaris and Highdeal solution to ensure that users will be able to seamlessly access their mobile services through both an internet and a mobile device based web services platform, with the convenience of a unified account - be it a postpaid, prepaid or hybrid.

"Delivering unparallel services and user experiences requires solutions that are innovative, flexible, scalable and robust. It is essential that the implementation is entrusted to a company that has extensive experience and expertise. Highdeal and Computaris is a perfect fit for XOX," explains Robert Chew, COO of XOX.

"XOX is providing its users with a personalized and fully integrated communication experience. Computaris is pleased to deliver its Convergent Charging Solution to XOX, drawing on its experience in next-generation, convergent BSS and OSS solutions. We will implement a unique capability in the Asian marketplace for XOX - with our innovative solution, offering XOX a long-term competitive edge," explains Ian Tidder, CEO of Computaris.

"XOX understands the positive impact that innovative pricing and packaging can have on their business. We are extremely pleased that our solution was selected and deployed by such a forward thinking and pioneering telecommunications operator," says Eric Pillevesse, CEO of Highdeal.