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July 27, 2001 -- (WEB HOST INDUSTRY REVIEW) -- Centrinity Inc. (centricity.com), a developer of collaborative groupware technologies, yesterday announced it has signed a definitive three-year agreement with Telus Enterprise Solutions (telus.com) under which Telus will offer Centrinity's FirstClass Unified Communications to its enterprise customers across Canada.
Telus will offer Unified Communications, an integrated online collaboration
and messaging technology, under its own brand on an ASP basis. Telus
expects to launch its unified communications offering in September 2001.
"We look forward to continuing to work closely with Telus toward our common
objectives -- a successful product launch, high visibility in the
marketplace and strong adoption by Telus' customer base," said Myles
McGovern, president and chief executive officer, Centrinity.
"Telus Unified Communications will enhance the productivity and efficiency
of our business customers by simplifying the way they communicate and
exchange information between their employees and customers," said Garry
Rasmussen, president of Telus Enterprise Solutions.
Telus Corporation is one of Canada's leading telecommunications companies,
providing a full range of telecommunications products and services.
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