Friday, April 17, 2009

Trading Markets article on 2sms / Sybase

www.tradingmarkets.com/.site/news/Stock%20News/2253772/

Apr 02, 2009 (TELECOMWORLDWIRE via COMTEX) -- Sybase 365, a subsidiary of Sybase Inc (NYSE:SY), a provider of mobile messaging services, announced on Wednesday (1 April) a global partnership with 2sms, a communications solution provider, to extend SMS services to small and medium enterprises (SMEs) on an instant provisioning basis.

Mobile Marketer


www.mobilemarketer.com/cms/news/messaging/2976.html

Sybase 365, a Sybase Inc. subsidiary that offers mobile messaging services, announced a global partnership with 2sms to extend SMS services to small and midsized companies on an instant provisioning basis.

2sms on LinkedIn


www.linkedin.com/companies/2sms-llc

Sybase / 2sms announcement




www.sybase.co.uk/detail?id=1062849

2sms on IT Wire


www.itwire.com/content/view/24239/53/

2sms in Component Source (BEA WebLogic)


www.componentsource.com/beaws/features/2sms/index.html

2sms provides SMS services for offshore businesses


In response to customer demand, 2sms has installed a third SMS messaging platform in Castletown, Ilse of Man. This site can be accessed using the sister 2sms web site at www.2sms.co.im. This site allows customers who do not wish to operate on UK or US soil to send SMS messages. 2sms has responded to customer demand, especially from the e-gaming industry.

"As a Isle of Man resident, I come across customers every day who want an offshore service. This announcement from 2sms fills a market niche." say Courtenay Heading, 2sms Director. "Coupled to our recently announced partnership with Cable & Wireless Isle of Man, we can now offer customers a complete island based solution for sending and receiving SMS messages."

Tuesday, April 14, 2009

Browser support

2sms adds support for Internet Explorer 8, while ensuring backwards compatibility for IE 6.x and IE 7. 2sms also supports Firefox, Safari, Opera and Chrome. Send SMS messages from any browser and experience the benefits of the 2sms service.

2sms adds code sample for sending SMS using the C programming language

2sms has added support for sending SMS messages programatically using the C language.

To get code showing how to form up XML and send using C, visit
http://www.2sms.com/software.aspx?section=CodeC

2sms upgrades its 2way SMS services

2way service enables companies to receive an inbound messages.

Enjoy advanced features when you subscribe to the 2sms 2way SMS service, using a 'long looks like a mobile phone number' (UK) or 'short code' (USA). Inbound messages sent from mobile phones can be processed according to your instructions.


Recipient responses can be captured, and sent to:

  • Multiple mobile numbers
  • Multiple email addresses
  • Your personal reports section on our website
  • Directly into your data systems using XML

Now you can also route your inbound messages based on:

  • Mobile number the message has been received from
  • Keyword that the inbound message contains
  • Time of day
  • Or any combination
2way workflow

Thursday, April 09, 2009

Tipping Point Trend at CTIA: Enterprise SMS


'2SMS and their noble competitors developing the enterprise messaging segment will add another wave of growth to SMS usage and further the next evolution of text. Check them out.' Read more...

Friday, April 03, 2009

Cable & Wireless Sure enhances Strongest Signal Roaming service



A new service from Sure (Cable & Wireless) that gives mobile phone users the best possible chance of receiving a signal anywhere in the UK using Strongest Signal Roaming (SSR) technology has been enhanced with the addition of a Secure SMS and Emergency Planning SMS solution.

Companies that rely on their staff having access to a phone signal 24 hours a day, 365 days a year can now send encrypted text messages to them. Sure, Isle of Man (a trading arm of Cable & Wireless International) has teamed up with 2sms, a company serving corporate customers across the UK and USA, to offer the service in the British Isles.

Managing director of 2sms, Tim King, commented: “With the increased use of mobile technology more people are doing business away from the secured environment of an office. Combining an all UK network SIM with secure SMS messaging and emergency planning services brings a complete suite of tools for the management of unexpected events.”

Chief executive of Sure in the Isle of Man, Simon Last-Sutton, said: “We’re delighted with the partnership with 2sms as it makes our Sure Safety suite of products even more attractive. This solution now enables key personnel to communicate privately when telephone use may not be appropriate.”

King added: “Secure SMS messages are encrypted and cannot be stored on the mobile phone. Messages can optionally require a password to be read and can optionally be set to read once only before they dissolve. The emergency planning product allows for mass broadcast of SMS messages from any computer or phone to all or some of a company’s staff members. Most significantly it can be used to take a roll call of key personnel to gauge the safety status of all members of staff in the event of an emergency.”

There are three Sure Safety products available with the 2sms texting solution: Sure Safety Pre-pay is designed for personnel that can’t justify having a work phone full time but need one for occasional use; Sure Safety Standard is for personnel who cannot afford to be without mobile phone coverage within the British Isles and is significantly cheaper than using a foreign SIM; and Sure Safety Emergency is designed as a phone that needs to be always on with a very high credit limit but spends most of its time in a glove box or desk drawer.

Wednesday, April 01, 2009

Sybase 365 Partners with 2sms


Apr 01, 2009 09:00 ET

Sybase 365 Partners With 2sms to Launch Innovative SMS Service Tailored to Small and Medium Enterprise Customers


LAS VEGAS --(Business Wire)-- Apr 01, 2009 Sybase 365, a subsidiary of Sybase, Inc. (NYSE:SY), the global leader in mobile messaging services today announced a global partnership with 2sms to extend SMS services to small and medium enterprises (SMEs) on an instant provisioning basis. The full service website (http://www.sybase365sms.com/) offers a suite of messaging products and services and combines the functionality of 2sms with the Sybase 365 messaging platform, enabling enterprise customers to register and use SMS to communicate with employees, suppliers and customers.

“As enterprises continue to embrace SMS as an efficient and cost-effective medium through which to communicate, the service will enable businesses with increasingly mobile workforces to instantly deploy SMS services,” said Tim King, CEO, 2sms. “Sybase 365’s reputation for delivering mission critical messaging services to the enterprise sector, combined with its deep understanding of local markets and expansive global reach, made it the ideal partner for enabling the growth of the SMEs SMS business.”

The applications for SMS are limitless and current customers of the service include divisions of Unilever, EDS and Alstom Transport; all are using SMS to communicate effectively and efficiently while reducing man hours and costly phone bills. SMS is extended into the corporate IT infrastructure, using open standards (XML) for ease of customer integration.

“This is a great opportunity for those SMEs that recognise the benefits of SMS as an efficient and cost-effective medium, but had previously been unable to access it rapidly and reliably,” said Howard Stevens, senior vice president, International Operations, Sybase 365. “The partnership with 2sms creates a pioneering service that successfully addresses the enterprise need for instant deployment, robustness of service and ease of integration into existing IT infrastructures.”

The industry leading service is available immediately at http://www.sybase365sms.com/. Customers are able to log onto the site and connect their own IT systems to the SMS network via an ISO27001 certified platform. 2sms software plug-ins include Microsoft Outlook, Microsoft Excel, Salesforce.com and Java, allowing businesses to download applications that enable desktop messaging.