Amdocs Named BSS Vendor of the Year in Asia Pacific by Frost & Sullivan for Second Consecutive Year

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Amdocs Named BSS Vendor of the Year in Asia Pacific by Frost & Sullivan for Second Consecutive Year

Pune, 21 June, 2011

Award recognizes outstanding business performance spanning revenue growth, portfolio diversity and product innovation

Amdocs (NYSE: DOX), the leading provider of customer experience systems, today announced that top analyst firm Frost & Sullivan has selectedAmdocsas Telecom BSS (businesssupport systems) Vendor of the Year, as part of its 2011 Asia Pacific ICT (Information and Communications Technology) Awards.

The Telecom BSS Vendor of the Year award recognizes exceptional business performance in 2010, with key criteria being revenue growth, portfolio diversity and product innovation. It is determined by a panel of judges comprised of senior industry executives and Frost & Sullivan analysts.

“We are proud to grant Amdocs this award for its achievements in meeting the highly diverse needs of the AsiaPacific region, which spans multiple markets in different stages of maturity,” said NitinBhat, partner and senior vice president at Frost & Sullivan. “Amdocs’global best practices and wide portfolio of BSS products and professional servicesare enabling localservice providers to grow revenues by enhancing the customer experiencethey offer their subscribers,while reducing operational costs.”

“Service providers in AsiaPacific face heightened competition and rapidly growing subscriber counts.To capture market share, they are racing to expand into new geographic territories and differentiate withnew 3G and 4Gofferings,”said Brian Shepherd, Amdocs group president and head of Global Marketing. “We are seeing a growing adoption of Amdocs’ BSS offerings, especially converged prepaid and postpaid billingin a managed services framework. Projects are targeted to support large-scale operations in the region, as providers look to innovate and cost-efficiently monetize the massive rise in data consumption.”

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