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ESKADENIA Software Actively Contributes to the 5th Media & Telecom Convergence Conference in Amman

11:30 am   -   June 2nd, 2008

ESKADENIA Software strengthens its position of leading telecom software supplier by being a major sponsor and exhibitor at the Arab Advisors Group’s Fifth Media and Telecom Convergence Conference. The event will be held on the 2nd and 3rd of June 2008 in Amman, Jordan.

ESKADENIA Software will participate with a strong presence at this year’s Media and Telecom Convergence Conference that will be held under the patronage of His Excellency the Jordanian Minister of ICT. The forum has turned into a think tank and an ideal place for networking, discussions, and debates on the convergence trends underway in the Arab media and telecom markets. With close to 40 speakers and over 400 delegates, the conference has succeeded to attract the decision makers and leaders of the Arab World’s telecom and media industries.

On the first day, Managing Director and Founder of ESKADENIA Software, Nael Salah, will give a presentation discussing the regional software suppliers’ capabilities and their importance to the regional landscape.

ESKADENIA will also exhibit from its booth a line-up of cutting-edge software products and applications that target the needs of the regional and international Telecom markets. For two days, the company’s delegates will present from their stand the ESKADENIA telecom portfolio including ESKADENIA® BCRM (Convergent Billing & Customer Relationship Management), EPPS® (Prepaid Billing System), ESKADENIA® Interconnect, ESKADENIA® Mediation Gateways, EWMS® (Wireless Messaging System), ESMS-C® (Short Message Service Center), EMMC® (Multimedia Messaging Center), ESKADENIA® TE-Voucher (Prepaid E-Voucher), EMPS® (Mobile Payment System), ECSOM® (Customer Service Online Module), and ESKADENIA® CDS (Content Delivery System), as well as advanced ERP, Workflow, and Document Management systems.

About Arab Advisors Group

Arab Advisors Group, a member of the Arab Jordan Investment Bank Group, provides reliable research, analysis, and forecasts of Arab communications, media, technology, and financial markets. The Arab Advisors Group’s team of analysts in the region has already produced close to 1,100 reports on the Arab World’s communications and media markets. The reports can be purchased individually or received through an annual subscription to Arab Advisors Group’s (www.arabadvisors.com) Strategic Research Services (Media and Telecom). To date, Arab Advisors Group has served over 480 global and regional companies.

About ESKADENIA Software

ESKADENIA® Software is active in the design, development, and deployment of a range of software products in the Telecommunications, Enterprise, and Internet application areas. The company is based in Jordan and has sales activities in Europe, the Middle East, America, and Africa; more than 80% of its sales are exported to the Global ICT market. ESKADENIA Software is a software product and market-oriented organization that assists enterprises and promotes businesses by use of highly effective IT strategies, solutions, and tools. The firm strongly believes that a company’s achievement is based on the success of its human resources and their commitment to quality and excellence. ESKADENIA Software works diligently as a team to maintain quality and customer respect, while fostering innovation.

For more information, please visit their website: http://www.eskadenia.com



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