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CTI Group to Attend Billing & OSS World Conference 2009
INDIANAPOLIS, IN - April 8, 2009 CTI Group (Holdings), Inc. (OTCBB:CTIG), an international provider of electronic invoice processing and management (EIM), enterprise communications management software and services solutions, and carrier class voice over internet protocol (VoIP) management applications, announces today that they will be exhibiting at Billing and OSS World Conference 2009 in Las Vegas, April 14th thru 16th
 
At the show, CTI Group will be launching their new eBilling product line to the North American market. Since its release of the telecommunications industry’s first electronic billing solution 30 years, ago, CTI has been the market leader in intelligent invoicing. CTI Group reconfirms its leadership with this new product suite, including complete email bill delivery for the small and medium sized business and detailed analysis reports that meet the needs of the largest and most complex enterprise users.
 
“We are excited to demonstrate the broad feature set available with our new eBilling product suite. These products have already had great success in the European market and nicely compliment and extend the eBilling products for which CTI Group is best known in the US market.” Bill Miller, Chief Operating Officer, CTI Group.  
 
About CTI Group
CTI Group (Holdings) Inc. is an international provider of electronic invoice management, VoIP and mobile telephony applications. CTI Group’s product suites offer a full array of solutions from call recording and call accounting to e-billing and analytics. CTI Group’s products are used by some of the top service providers and major corporations in North America and Europe. Headquartered in Indianapolis, CTI Group maintains an overseas office in London and another in Blackburn. For more information, please visit CTI Group’s website at www.ctigroup.com.
 
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