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SFR Selects Cameleon from Access Commerce

Mon Jan 14, 2008 4:52pm EST
SFR will implement Cameleon to configure service offerings
      as part of a global project to improve information systems
CHICAGO & TOULOUSE, France--(Business Wire)--Access Commerce (Euronext:7424), a leading provider of e-commerce
and configurator software, today announced that a significant new
contract has been signed in December 2007 with SFR, the French
telecommunications operator. SFR is a first tier operator owned by
Vivendi and Vodafone, with more than 18 million customers and revenue
of 8.6 billion Euros ($12.4 billion dollars) in 2006.

   As part of a project to improve their invoicing and product
management systems, SFR has selected Cameleon to configure their
commercial service offerings. Adding to existing software tools,
Cameleon will be used by multiple SFR sales channels including their
on line store, call centers and in 750 SFR branded retail outlets.

   Jacques Soumeillan, President and CEO of Access Commerce, stated:
"This important new customer win once again demonstrates the
relevance, fit and strategic value that Cameleon provides to companies
selling services, which represents a major growth opportunity for
Access Commerce. Using Cameleon, our customers reduce time-to-market
for new products and make it easier to sell them through any sales
channel - field sales reps, call centers, retail stores, distributors
or customer self-service."

   This contract with SFR comes on top of the previously reported 19%
growth in the Cameleon business during the first three quarters of
2007, and has the potential to produce significant additional revenue
for the Company in the coming years.

   About Access Commerce

   Access Commerce is an international provider of E-Commerce and
Configurator software.

   The Cameleon Commerce Suite from Access Commerce helps companies
sell products and services through multiple sales channels and
provides a common point of order capture across the enterprise.
Cameleon optimizes complex selling and ordering processes by
orchestrating core business functions that include e-commerce,
electronic catalog and guided selling, product and service
configuration, advanced pricing and promotions, quote and proposal
generation, and order management. Employees, channel partners and
customers use Cameleon to eliminate errors and non-value added
activities, decrease cycle times and improve customer satisfaction,
resulting in increased revenue and a reduction in sales and
operational costs. Access Commerce is headquartered in Toulouse,
France and Chicago, Illinois. Customers include Eaton Corporation,
Golf Pride, Invacare, Legrand, Leroy Merlin, Manitou, Pages Jaunes
(Yellow Pages), Perceptron, Perkins Engines, Saint-Gobain, Schneider
Electric, Sud-Ouest Mutual Insurance, Tait Electronics, ThyssenKrupp
and X-Rite.

   Cameleon is a trademark of Access Commerce SA and may be
registered in certain jurisdictions. All other product and company
names mentioned are the property of their respective owners.

   For more information, visit www.access-commerce.com.

Access Commerce
Stephanie Mustari, 847-583-7610
smustari@access-commerce.com
www.access-commerce.com

Copyright Business Wire 2008



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