ATLANTA - (11/21/05) -- S1 Corp. said Friday it has agreedto sell its once high-flying Edify unit to Intervoice Inc., ofDallas, for $33.5 million in cash. Edify, a provider of voiceresponse systems which once had a large credit union clientele, hasfallen on difficult times in recent years, prompting S1 to searchfor a buyer for at least the last two years. The deal willstrengthen Intervoice's position in the voice automationmarket.
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