TORONTO and OVERLAND PARK, KS, February 18, 2010 — Sigma Systems, an industry leader in Advanced IP Service Fulfillment solutions, and TMNG Global (Nasdaq: TMNGD), a leading provider of professional services, products and services to the converging communications, media and entertainment industries, today announced a strategic alliance to enable next-generation operators to increase revenues through the cost-effective and efficient delivery and support of complex service offerings.  

Secondary and primary qualitative research had already shown our client, a leading wireless service provider, that that a Summary Invoice would be well-received by its consumer, SOHOs and Small/Medium Business clients.  TMNG Global had also tested and validated those findings with quantitative research.  Now the company asked TMNG to develop and execute a strategy to launch the summary invoice and develop specific programs by market segment to drive adoption.

Cartesian Partners with a Leading European OSS Provider to Deliver Best-of-Breed Solutions

A major European cable company has adopted an approach to meeting new mediation and revenue assurance challenges that serves to confirm the benefits of a joint solutions strategy now on offer from TMNG Global’s Cartesian subsidiary and their partner, a leading European independent OSS supplier

Sprint Nextel Corp. is wagering as much as $5 billion in a stab at reversing its fortunes. The No. 3 mobile phone carrier has signed a seven-year deal hiring Swedish mobile telecommunications company Ericsson Inc. to handle day-to-day management of Sprint’s wireless and wireline networks, which Sprint will continue to own and control. 

JPMorgan analyst Mike McCormack estimated that the deal could save Sprint $35 million to $260 million a year. But it isn’t just a numbers game.