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m-Notification Server |
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m-Notification Server is a highly scalable, high performance solution for user notification services. Developers can target end users with SMS, WAP, or email-based notifications. Features include one-way, two-way notifications and rules-based delivery definition. Work can be exceptionally enhanced through mobile e-mail, alerts, and print to fax capability. Your staff can receive e-mails while on the road, and reply or forward important e-mail messages. Even attachments can be efficiently managed by printing to the nearest fax machine. |
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SMS Message Distribution Features |
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Distribution of SMS messages to and from multiple phones |
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- Mobile terminated SMS messaging
- 2-way messaging
- Mobile originated SMS messaging, using short or long local numbers
- 8-bit SMS messaging, e.g. ringtones & logo's
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SMS Message Features |
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- Multiple languages
- Branding of messages
- Customized originator information
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Protocols Supported |
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- Customer-side messaging interface: XML, SOAP, SMTP, SMPP
- Security: HTTPS, IPsec
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Reporting Capabilities |
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Customers can track messages online and in real-time by |
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- Destination country telephone number
- Time (week, day, time)
- Status (deliverable vs non-deliverable)
- Type of message, e.g. 8-bit ringtone
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Features |
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The m-Notification Server allows for the intelligent routing of information between the main systems within an enterprise and any mobile device |
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Information stored in a database can be retrieved and updated. |
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Web |
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Selected information from intranet and Internet sites can be retrieved and updated. |
| | Mail |
| | Emails can be read, sent and forwarded |
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| | System Management |
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Systems can easily be administered |
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Supports a variety of technologies and protocols |
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Currently supports |
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- SMS
- WAP
- i-mode
- Mobile Email
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Will support future messaging and browsing protocols |
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The server runs on any platform including |
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- Linux
- Solaris
- Windows NT/2000
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Fully bi-directional |
| | The software is completely bi-directional allowing users to carry out the following using any mobile device |
| | - Access and update a database
- Read, forward and send emails
- Access an intranet web page
- Restart a critical program
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| | Benefits |
| | Easy to deploy and use |
| | Supports enhanced productivity |
| | Simplifies deployment of new services |
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| | Example Uses |
| | Just some examples of the many uses to which the m-Notification Server can be put are |
| | - Retrieve information from a database using your mobile phone
- Request web based information using your mobile phone
- System event monitoring
- Send an e-mail using your mobile phone (SMS to e-mail)
- Send SMS messages from a mail application (e-mail to SMS)
- Configure e-mail notification to monitor your personal mail account
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