AmVia - Voicematix, a leading provider of unified communications and mobile business solutions, has launched the next-generation of its Infinite mobile wireless software product line, which allows users to access corporate messaging and business data from Internet-enabled mobile phones and wireless devices.
The company states that the launch of its Infinite range is the next step in its previously announced business strategy and emphasises its continued commitment to aggressively expand its presence in the mobile wireless market.
AmVia`s Mission Controller Kevin Hurwitz says, "We are proud to deliver a set of powerful applications that can extend companies` information infrastructure to mobile wireless devices and complement AmVia`s core business offerings."
Specific to the company`s mobile wireless initiative, a recent study by Wirthlin Worldwide revealed that 78 percent of Fortune 1000 executives plan to make a corporate investment in wireless applications over the next 18 to 24 months. The study also showed dramatic increases in the deployment of new wireless devices among businesses, continued growth of the mobile workforce, and strong demand by business workers for access to email and other critical corporate data while away from the office.
With this latest announcement of new mobile wireless applications branded under the Infinite product line, AmVia is well positioned to capitalise on this market opportunity and to give its customers increased control over critical business information from any location.
Infinite Mobile Delivery Server, which will be generally available within the next 45 days, extends the user`s desktop by making traditional applications and information accessible to mobile workers via wireless, Internet-enabled mobile phones and devices. Specifically, Infinite Mobile Delivery Server provides the following functionality:
Extends the reach of corporate email and groupware systems, allowing users to access email, voicemail, faxes, personal calendars, task lists and contact databases from Internet-enabled mobile phones and wireless PDAs (personal digital assistants).
Extends the range of valuable databases and productivity tools by wirelessly enabling mission critical applications including CRM (customer relationship management), ERP (enterprise resource planning), and others.
Incorporates a voice component which, in addition to reading and responding to email messages in text, allows users to listen to email messages using text-to-speech conversion and respond to email messages with a voice message.
"Companies have made substantial investments in information systems. Traditionally, that information has only been accessible by employees in the office," said Gary Cousins, AmVia`s Futurist. "The key to an effective mobile workforce is the freedom to work at any time, from any location with the same flexible access and control of information that is available in a traditional office setting. AmVia`s Infinite Mobile Delivery product line extends and adds value to a company`s existing and future technology investments."
The Value-Added Distributor continued to say that this new offering encompasses unparalleled revenue opportunities for it`s business partners/channel. AmVia`s Chief Growth Officer, Robyn Grobbelaar says, "This offering sets the strategic path for our Business Partners to follow who now have a single force of energy to focus on the Unified Communication and Mobile Service markets. From a Partner standpoint, they will be able to deal with a single best of breed partner that allows them to easily offer and support a complete solution that will re-energize their business or take them to the next level in a unified communications offering."
Hurwitz concludes, "Putting business within the reach of our customers is what AmVia is all about. Whether you`re talking about our unified messaging products, our network and fax products and services or our mobile offerings, our entire value proposition is that we allow users the freedom to do business and access business information how and when they want."
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