Brite to Expand Sprint PCS Prepaid Service.

ORLANDO, Fla.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Sept. 23,1998--Sprint PCS has contracted Brite Voice Systems (NASDAQ:BVSI) to expand its prepaid calling capacity in support of Sprint PCS's expansion into new markets. Sprint PCS selected Brite to supply its prepaid calling services under a two-year contract announced in September 1997.

Sprint PCS began launching the nation's first 100 percent digital, 100 percent PCS network in December 1996. It is currently available in more than 150 metropolitan markets that include more than 4,000 cities and communities across the country. Brite is currently providing turnkey managed services under the original contract, which at the time was the largest managed services award in Brite's history.

"Prepaid wireless has been very well received in cities where our service is currently available," said Terry Yu, vice president of product marketing and development for Sprint PCS. "As a result of this ongoing relationship with Brite, we have been able to address the needs of the credit-challenged and budget conscious."

Sprint PCS plans to expand into several new markets in the next year, including Chicago, IL; Cleveland, OH; and Charlotte, NC. Brite will provide prepaid service for Sprint PCS in these markets.

"We are very gratified to have gained the confidence of a global communications innovator such as Sprint PCS," stated Ray Naeini, Brite's senior vice president and general manager for Global Network Products. "Extended, long-term relationships with Global 500 customers is the basis for Brite's growing reputation, not only as a supplier of quality systems and technologies, but as a turnkey solutions and services provider as well."

Brite's prepaid service for Sprint PCS functions like a debit-based account. Prepaid customers maintain a balance on their accounts via cash, prepaid air time cards. Also, post-billed customers use prepaid cards to place calls that do not appear on their invoices.

About Brite

Brite is a world leader in providing enhanced telecommunications systems and interactive information systems. Brite's products include network and handset based prepaid, voice activated dialing and enhanced calling card systems for wireless and wireline communications companies, and IVR-CTI for businesses and organizations. The company also provides managed service capabilities for these products. Brite's world headquarters are located in Heathrow, Florida, a suburb of Orlando, and has offices worldwide. Contact Brite at 1-800-SEE-BRITE, or on the Web at www.brite.com.

Brite is certified ISO 9001/TickIT, a globally accepted quality management recognition. Brite's certification includes the design, development, manufacture, installation and support of computer-based voice and multimedia systems. The certification also includes the company's associated managed services, information services and training services.

About Sprint PCS

Sprint PCS has the largest 100 percent digital, 100 percent PCS nationwide wireless network in the United States, already serving 159 metropolitan markets which include more than 4,000 cities and communities across the country. Sprint PCS, together with its affiliates and Sprint Corporation, has licensed PCS coverage of nearly 270 million people in all 50 states, Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands. Sprint PCS is a partnership of Sprint Corporation, Tele-Communications, Inc. (TCI), Cox Communications, Inc. and Comcast Corporation.

For more information, visit the Sprint PCS web site at http://www.sprintpcs.com.

Brite is a trademark of Brite Voice Systems, Inc. Other product and company names are used herein for identification purposes only and may be trademarks of their respective companies.

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