At the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona we met with David Ratner, COO of Seven.
The company specializes on messaging and related applications for mobile phones, helping end users connect from their mobile phone to data in the internet.
Push email and other Push services are readily available on a global scale.
At the Mobile World Congress we met with Andrew Ruckemann, Director of Business Development at Aktavara; they are market innovators providing software that improves the business performance of networks.
Their x:akta software is used by world-class network operators for automated, dynamic inventory-based design and planning of all active and passive network resources – from MOBILE BACKHAUL to FTTx.
Apis Technical Training is a technology training company. They deliver trainings to operators, suppliers, service providers, regulators and consultants globally. They provide in-depth 2G/GSM, 3G/UMTS and 4G/EPS courses and business training covering the mobile evolution and its business impact on operators.
They recently launched on-line training, enabling participants to enjoy Apis renowned training anytime and anywhere. They claim that unlike traditional e-learning, Apis’ on-line training is interactive, engaging and reduces the overall cost of training significantly.
At the Mobile World Congress we talked to Edvin Ruud, CEO and President of Apis.
Prosilient Technologies is the provider of application aware end-to-end service performance management, QoS measurement and SLA supervision systems for multiple communication networks. At the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona we spoke to Bo Söderberg, COO and Co-Founder of this Swedish company.
The Prosilient system facilitates a uniform IP performance management through all segments of the operator network. The same system monitors the service, and aggregation networks as well as the SAN and IP end-to-end performance.
At the Mobile World Congress we spoke with Nikolas Georgii, marketing Director at Teligent Telecom, a company that specializes in messaging, charging and customized IN applications based on a common middleware platform.
They are also a global supplier of infrastructure solutions for Value Added Services to telecommunications operators. All solutions are based on the award winning Teligent P90/E Application Architecture – a true generic architecture for convergent service development, conforming to the 3GPP IP Multimedia Subsystems (IMS).
Transmode, a provider of optical networking solutions for transport of data, voice and video traffic, based on CWDM/DWDM technology was present at the Mobile World Congress. They focus on boosting network capacity, reducing complexity and improving ease-of-operations.
We talked to Karl Thedéen, CEO of the company. Their Intelligent WDM (iWDM) technology with integrated Layer 2 functionality provides a cost-optimized transport of multiple services and allows operators to deploy Layer 2 Ethernet services directly from the optical network.
At the Mobile World Congress in Barcelone we met with Martin Schlingmann, CTO & Co-Founder of The Institution, a Swedish product development company.
Their main product is the REVIVAL Mobile Management Suite, a solution for remote support, provisioning, securing and managing the corporate mobile eco-system.
The heart and central point of the REVIVAL architecture is the REVIVAL Server. It provides specific communication facilities and services to clients and devices.
At the Mobile World Congress we spoke with Nicole van der Wolf, Chief Marketing Officer at Frog2Frog, a company focused on making mobile advertising actually work.
Their technologies make mobile ads easy, interactive, and compatible with almost every handset on the market. It is a platform that runs advertising-supported services (USSD and SMS) on mobile operator’s networks.
They focus on basic mobile services that are used by the majority of customers. They claim that only applications like SMS, Voice and Balance Check provide advertisers with the reach required to penetrate large parts of the population.
ActivNetworks offers the first industrial solution aimed specifically at active networks allowing the flow processes between an application and a network to be set up non-intrusively. Their BoostEdge (HTTP/S protocol) and SpiderOne (multi-protocol) innovations are already in use on more than 150 strategic accounts worldwide.
Available on any platform – hardware appliance or virtual software licence, BoostEdge accelerates, secures, and ensures high availability and load handling of Web-based applications and Web sites. Thanks to the "Plug’ n Activ” patent, BoostEdge is implemented in a transparent way, within 2 hours, on operating networks, without requiring modification of the applications, the servers or end-users’ workstation.
At the Mobile World Congress we talked to Julien Oudart, VP of Sales & Marketing at Sofialys. Headquartered in Paris, the company is a supplier of mobile marketing and advertising solutions for operators, publishers and advertisers.
They help a growing number of operators and publishers monetise their mobile inventory by delivering direct marketing, display and search advertising campaigns. Their ad-server currently serves over 150m impressions and 200 campaigns per month across Europe, Asia, Middle East and the US.