Boston Technology Announces NTT's Adoption of Access NP and AccessMAX for CATCH PHONE II Service
Boston Technology, Inc. announced that its Access NP Network Services Platform and custom software developed using the AccessMAX Application Software Environment are being used by Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Corporation (NTT) to provide CATCH PHONE II service to its wireline customers. The service was launched on July 3, 1995, and is actively being used by NTT subscribers, with plans for additional system deployments across Japan. This deployment is the follow-on of a previously announced development contract and marks the first phase of the commercial deployment of BTI's Access NP Platform and AccessMAX Applications in NTT's landline network.
Key Takeaways:
- Boston Technology's Access NP Network Services Platform and AccessMAX Application Software Environment are being used by Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Corporation (NTT) to provide CATCH PHONE II service to its wireline customers.
- The service was launched on July 3, 1995, and is actively being used by NTT subscribers.
- Plans are being formulated for additional system deployments across Japan, marking the first phase of the commercial deployment of BTI's Access NP Platform and AccessMAX Applications in NTT's landline network.
- NTT is the world's largest telecommunications carrier, providing telephone, telegraph, leased circuit, digital network, and other related services to its customers.
- Boston Technology is a global leader in delivering network-based enhanced services, utilizing its object-oriented software environment, CO ACCESS, and Access NP Network Services Platforms.
Statistics:
- July 3, 1995: The date of the launch of CATCH PHONE II service.
- 1993: The year of the previously announced development contract between Boston Technology and NTT.
- 1995: The year in which Boston Technology's Access NP Platform and AccessMAX Applications are being commercially deployed in NTT's landline network.
Sources:
- Boston Technology, Inc. press release, September 6, 1995.
- PR Newswire, September 6, 1995.