Communology

OMTP-kompatible Client-Software unterstützt die führenden Visual Voicemail-Systeme.

Mobile Operators offered License-free IVR Test Clients

By Calvin Azuri, TMCnet Contributor

License-free test clients for IVR Visual Voicemail (VVM) are being offered to all mobile operators by Communology 

OMTP-compliant client software supports leading Visual Voicemail systems

Cologne, Germany; August 17, 2010: Communology, a company specialising in mobile application development, is offering mobile operators license-free test clients for Visual Voicemail (VVM). Companies can use them for internal tests and demos and quickly and effectively ascertain which server configurations are required for implementing VVM services on their networks.

“Existing voicemail services no longer meet the requirements of high-end users, and it comes as no surprise that Visual Voicemail is becoming increasingly popular,” says Communology CEO, Thomas Kähler. “Anyone who has seen VVM on a friend’s iPhone wants to use it as well. Mobile operators are faced with the challenge of introducing VVM as quickly as possible and adapting existing server systems. We launched our licence-free test apps with exactly that in mind.”

Das auf mobile Applikationen (Apps) spezialisierte Software-Unternehmen Communology bietet Mobilfunkunternehmen lizenzfreie Test-Clients für Visual Voicemail (VVM). Damit können die Unternehmen interne Tests und Demos durchführen und dabei validieren, mit welchen Server-Einstellungen sich VVM-Dienste in ihrem Netz realisieren lassen.

17 Aug 2010 01:23 PM CET | World
German mobile application development specialist Communology launched licence-free test clients for Visual Voicemail (VVM) aimed at mobile operators. The latter can use them for internal tests and demos and ascertain which server configurations are ... |

Cologne, Germany; August 17, 2010: Communology, a company specialising in mobile application development, is offering mobile operators license-free test clients for Visual Voicemail (VVM). Companies can use them for internal tests and demos and quickly and effectively ascertain which server configurations are required for implementing VVM services on their networks.

Cologne, Germany: As a logical extension to the feature set of Visual Voicemail applications, Communology now offers Voice-to-Text (V2T) as part of the mobile client proposition. Voicemail audio files are not only downloaded to the mobile device to be listened and stored locally. In addition, the related text transcription is displayed in a joint user interface. Communology offers the integrated VVM/V2T client for Android and Symbian devices already today with more platforms to come. For the voicemail transcription, Communology is flexible to partner with leading solution providers following mobile operator’s request.

Communology operates worldwide as a specialist in providing carrier-grade mobile client applications for personal communication on multiple platforms. The company’s portfolio also includes test environments and services for the quality assurance of standard software components in mobile devices. Communology customers include AT&T, T-Mobile, Vodafone, Nokia, and Sony Ericsson.

A closer look on mobile technologies to watch in 2010 and 2011

April 6th, 2010

Recently, analyst firm Gartner, Inc. has outlined “10 mobile technologies to watch in 2010 and 2011” that will evolve significantly through 2011 in ways that will impact short-term mobile strategies and policies. Those include Bluetooth (3 and 4), The Mobile Web, Mobile Widgets, Platform-Independent Mobile AD Tools, App Stores, Enhanced Location Awareness, Cellular Broadband, Touchscreens, M2M, and Device-Independent Security.
Thomas Kaehler*, CEO of Communology took a closer look on two of them.

uService

Ubiquitous Service Infrastructure for the Mobile Super Prosumer

Das Ziel des Projekts uService ist die Entwicklung von Werkzeugen und einer Infrastruktur, sodass Endnutzer u.a. mit ihren Handys mobile Dienste für sich und andere Nutzer erstellen können. Dienste, die auf diese Weise von Nutzern für Nutzer erstellt werden, sind typischerweise stark auf einen Anwendungsbereich fokussiert und adressieren jeweils eine bestimmte Zielgruppe. Die Vision des Projekts ist, dass mit den Werkzeugen und der Infrastruktur aus diesem Projekt die bisherigen reinen Konsumenten (Consumer) mobiler Dienste selbst auch zu Produzenten (Producer) und Anbietern (Provider) solcher Dienste werden, sogenannte „mobile Super-Prosumer“. Auf diese Weise wird ein neuartiges, weltumspannendes nutzergetriebenes Netz von dynamischen Diensten und Inhalten entstehen. Aus der Vielfalt der möglichen Anwendungsgebiete untersucht das Projekt den Bereich der individuellen Gesundheitsvorsorge durch Sport, insbesondere Laufen.

Projektpartner:

Communology GmbH, Köln

Deutsches Forschungszentrum für Künstliche Intelligenz GmbH, Saarbrücken

Deutsches Lauftherapiezentrum e.V., Bad Lippspringe

Institut für Angewandte Mikroelektronik und Datentechnik, Universität Rostock

Orga Systems GmbH, Paderborn

Sagem Orga GmbH, Paderborn