Telstra hooks up ANZ Bank
Telephony management software specialist Phoneware will implement its solution at the ANZ Bank in a AU$850,000 contract with the bank's telecommunications provider Telstra. The contract is believed to be worth almost AU$600,000 in its first year and around AU$120,000 for each year thereafter.
By Renai LeMay | December 13, 2005 -- 06:32 GMT (22:32 PST) | Topic: Telcos
Telephony management software specialist Phoneware will implement its solution at the ANZ Bank in a AU$850,000 contract with the bank's telecommunications provider Telstra.
The contract is believed to be worth almost AU$600,000 in its first year and around AU$120,000 for each year thereafter.
"The contract is for the installation, maintenance and support of Phoneware VXT and ACU [Advanced Charging Utility ACU billing system] software accompanied by a facilities management agreement for up to three years," Phoneware, a Sirius Telecommunications subsidiary, said in a statement to the Australian Stock Exchange.
VXT is a management platform with call accounting functionality for Voice over IP networks. The ANZ Bank has a VoIP implementation supplied by Nortel Networks.
The news comes as Westpac recently announced it had contracted Telstra to provide AU$400 million in telecommunications services over the next five years.
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