Acision Provides Vodafone UK with Innovating Next Generation Messaging

Acision announced that Vodafone UK has commenced migrating its UK customers to Acision’s next generation IP voice messaging platform. The fully scalable open architecture will mean Vodafone customers will continue to enjoy easy to use, fast voicemail services.

Next generation messaging revenues are predicted by Ovum to be worth $12.7 billion dollars annually in Western Europe by 2010. To reach these levels, operators need to integrate newer messaging formats such as mobile instant messaging with those that are already high volume such as SMS and voicemail. As well as providing advanced voice messaging services, Acision’s IP messaging platform is equipped to support complementary services.

Rory Buckley, CEO, Acision said: “Our work with Vodafone emphasises Acision’s continued commitment to innovating next generation messaging. Working with customers like Vodafone we support the services that matter to them today while helping them build towards their vision for the future. Our open platforms provide opportunities for operators to continuously integrate new and improved messaging, enabling them to differentiate their services and compete within their market.”

Source:http://www.3g.co.uk

Two own-brand phones from Vodafone

Vodafone has unveiled two new own branded mobile phones to grow its range of own branded phones launched over the last year.
The Vodafone 227 and Vodafone 228 will launch this month across both Europe and emerging markets as Contract mobile phones. Both mobile phones will be aimed at users after low cost, simple to use handsets. Vodafone introduced seven own branded handsets by Vodafone last year. Own-label devices make up one in six of the mobile devices shipped by Vodafone annually.