Tomizone Limited announced that it has taken a significant step towards realizing its growth strategy, as advised in its Entitlement Offer issue documents and recent ASX releases, by launching two new revenue-generating products, introducing a new billing system and overhauling its website. The new products advance Tomizone's growth strategy of developing new recurring revenue streams by providing a combination of managed hardware, software and WiFi services through a single monthly subscription. This strategy leverages the world-class technology the Company gained through its recent BlueSky and Ironman acquisitions and the accompanying combined base of over 4,000 customers. TomiTalk is a fully-managed business voice calling product, which is hosted and managed by Bluesky in its own data centres, with 350 customer accounts already in place. Tomizone will initially introduce this product to its existing WiFi and Ironman customers before further expanding it into new markets. The TomiTalk solution includes hardware provisioning, network installation and management, and can integrate seamlessly with Tomizone's core Wi-Fi product offer. Based on historical billing data, this new product has the potential to generate up to $320 per month in recurring revenue per customer, over and above any existing contracted revenues. Alongside the new VoIP offering, Tomizone is also introducing a new revenue-generating managed services product for IT hardware leases called TomiLease. This solution allows customers to bundle their hardware leases and other managed services, including TomiTalk, onto a single bill. To underpin these new solutions, Tomizone will migrate its TomiTalk customers onto a new online billing engine that will reduce transactional costs to the Company, while providing customers with a simplified and streamlined account management experience. The new billing platform will allow Tomizone to rapidly scale new services into revenue and add new services to its current service offering over time. The platform will give the Company the flexibility to manage and bill future fixed-price services, such as electricity and other similar products, on the same bill as its current Voice services.