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Intec Telecom Systems PLC
9 January 2001







Former ICL telecoms director joins Intec





London, December 10th - Intec Telecom Systems PLC (Code: ITL,  'Intec'), a
world leader in interconnect billing and mediation systems, has recruited
former ICL telecoms division Director, Gary Bunney, as its Director of New
Ventures. Mr Bunney's key initial responsibility will be the business growth
of Intec's recently announced $245 million acquisition of Computer Generation
Inc.,  'CompGen'). In the 5 years prior to joining Intec, Gary established and
directed ICL's global telecomms software business, including its interconnect
billing and mediation products. Before that, Gary held a number of senior
management roles within ICL, addressing the telecoms and utilities markets.



Kevin Adams, Chief Executive Officer of Intec said:  'Gary brings a wealth of
experience in the broader telecoms world to Intec, and specific experience in
our interconnect billing and mediation market. He will be invaluable in
helping our mediation division achieve its full potential with the market
leading convergent mediation solution.'



Gary Bunney added: 'Intec is clearly now the dominant player globally in
intercarrier billing. Its acquisition of CompGen gives it the opportunity to
create a similar position in the closely related field of convergent
mediation. The business that Intec has already won with CompGen, and its
strong prospect list, suggest that we will be able to leverage CompGen's
product excellence into strong business growth worldwide.'



Gary is 46 and married with 3 children. He has an Honours degree in English
literature and philosophy from York University.



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Intec Telecom Systems PLC

Intec Telecom Systems PLC is the world's leading provider, by market share, of
packaged interconnect billing and settlement software, with more installations
and more telecom operators, including many PTTs, using its software than any
competitor. Intec is also now a leader in 'convergent mediation' with the
December 2000 acquisition of Computer Generation, Inc. Intec's core billing
product, InterconnecTTM, is a software platform which allows billing and
settlement between telecommunication operators to occur reliably, accurately
and speedily. Intec currently has around 80 InterconnecT installations
world-wide. Intec's convergent mediation product, Inter-MediatE, allows
network event data for both conventional and unswitched (IP) communications to
be collected and processed for use in billing and other OSS systems. Intec
currently has around 89 mediation installations world-wide, including many of
the top US carriers.



Intec's billing customer base includes, amongst others, MCI Worldcom, COLT
Telecommunications, France Telecom, Swisscom, Thus and Telkom South Africa.
Intec's mediation customer base includes, amongst others, Bell South, Telstra,
Cable and Wireless, ITXC, Verizon, US Wireless, and Telia.



Other product offerings include InterconnecT ITU for settlement based on ITU
rules and the InterconnecT ASP service. Founded in 1997, Intec, a FTSE 250 and
techMARK100 company, was listed on the London Stock Exchange (code: ITL) in
June 2000.