Amika Mobile is partnering with Binary Semantics to resell the Amika Mobility Server product in India.
The local mobile content delivery technology maker said it has signed a partnership agreement with Binary to distribute the server, which delivers e-mails to mobile phones through short messaging service (SMS), to enterprise customers. Binary has operations in both New Jersey and India.
“India presents us with a huge market with three million people getting a mobile phone a month, primarily for SMS,” said Amika Mobile CEO Sue Abu-Hakima in a statement. “By shortening their key e-mails to make them SMS-friendly, we are allowing the enterprise users to leverage their favourite and cheapest way of interacting.”
Binary president Akhil Choudhary noted that about 100,000 SMS-enabled phones are sold in India each day, adding, “We have enterprise customers that are eagerly awaiting this product to assist them in keeping in touch with their mobile workers … For the enterprise it means that their mobile workers receive and respond to critical e-mails promptly, increasing their productivity and boosting business performance.”
Amika Mobility Service shortens e-mails into short message alerts that can fit the 160-character requirements of SMS packets, at as little as 10 per cent of the cost of typical mobile messaging solutions.
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