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SMS Text Messaging Taking on a New Role
Explore unified-messaging.tmcnet.com (Mar 19 2012)
Like any communication medium, text messaging has matured and evolved over the last few years to become more than just a tool for individual users.
With our society's ever-increasing reliance on mobile devices, SMS text messaging has developed into a platform for businesses and other groups to connect directly with interested consumers through permission-based programs.
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Comment Mentions: Juliana Kenny
Russian Firm Finam Invests $10 Million in IM+ Application
Explore unified-messaging.tmcnet.com (Feb 14 2012) Applications
One way to draw those lapsed users back is to make an application that integrates a ton of different instant messaging applications into one. IM+ has long been one of the leading instant messaging apps because they do exactly that. You can text or chat using Facebook chat, Twitter, MSN Live Messenger, Google Talk and even Skype's IM program. This particular app does have a following with 17.5 million users and 800 million ...
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Text Messaging Product Life Cycle: At Peak, or Close?
Explore unified-messaging.tmcnet.com (Jan 3 2012)
Several communications services seem to have passed the peak of their product life cycles, but that doesn't mean they will fall completely out of use. Fixed line voice might be the best current example, with facsimile probably the forerunner, but it now is looking as though text messaging might be the next candidate.
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GENBAND, CounterPath Deliver A2 Unified Communication Services to Mobile Devices
Explore unified-messaging.tmcnet.com (Nov 9 2011) Applications , Unified communications
GENBAND, a developer of IP infrastructure and application solutions, announced it has signed a strategic agreement with CounterPath Corporation, a provider of innovative desktop and mobile VoIP software products and solutions, to provide mobile client solutions for GENBAND's A2 Communications Application Server. (Read Full Article)
What Business are Mobile Service Providers In?
Explore unified-messaging.tmcnet.com (Nov 4 2011) Marketing , Mobility , Unified communications
Many observers like to point out that text messaging is a highly-profitable business for mobile service providers, as though every product sold by any retailer must necessarily have similar margins. In fact, as at a grocery store, each product might have a different profit margin, and retailers deliberately lose money on some products, using these "loss leaders" to draw customers into a particular store.
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Comment Mentions: Google New York University
More than 24 Billion Connected Devices in 2020
Explore unified-messaging.tmcnet.com (Oct 13 2011) Business Models , Marketing
The number of total connected devices is expected to increase from about 9 billion today to more than 24 billion in 2020, according to a research by the GSMA.
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Comment Mentions: Anuradha Shukla
Building Business IP Communications Applications on Metaswitch
Explore unified-messaging.tmcnet.com (Oct 11 2011)
Traditionally known for its Class 5 softswitch, Metaswitch Networks has had a wide range of IP Communications applications available for operators. As the company continues to expand its portfolio into areas such as SBCs and soft clients, it took the opportunity to highlight some of the more interesting projects built around its software at Metaswitch Forum week's last week in Las Vegas.
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Comment Mentions: Doug Mohney AT&T


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