LogicaCMG is set to transform the Middle East telecoms sector at GSM > 3G Middle East and Gulf 2006

LogicaCMG's innovative solutions are aimed at enabling regional telecoms providers to revolutionize their service offerings and maintain customer retention. GSM > 3G Middle East and Gulf is the region's premier mobile industry event, comprising a high-quality conference programme and separate networking exhibition.

Nabil Y. Khalil, director, telecoms at LogicaCMG in the Middle East and Africa, said:

"LogicaCMG is exhibiting its latest telecoms innovations at GSM > 3G Middle East and Gulf to ensure that the region and its telecoms providers remain at the cutting-edge of global technology. We are already working very closely with a number of regional telecoms operators and would like to leverage this event to elaborate and showcase the number of innovative solutions that we offer to the global telecoms marketplace."

LogicaCMG is a global leader in telecommunications for intuitive messaging, intelligent charging, content enablement and customer intelligence management. The company's systems process two out of every three text messages worldwide. Products and solutions provided by LogicaCMG's telecoms business are deployed by over 300 of the world's top telecommunications network operators and service providers serving more than 800 million active users in 130 countries over five continents.

The event will take place at the Dubai International Convention Center on 11-12 September 2006. Last year's conference attracted 31 per cent at board level and over 51 per cent mobile operator companies. More than 50 nations participated last year (75 per cent Middle East and Gulf) giving companies the opportunity to secure new business and partnerships in this dynamic marketplace.

LogicaCMG Telecoms has successfully deployed over 150 payments solutions globally and also provide mobile browsing solutions for more than 170 million users. It has also led the transformation to 3G with a number of world firsts, including the first 3G IP-based messaging solutions and the first commercial videomail deployments.