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According to the Telecommunications Industry Association, “Wireless is the hottest growth sector in telecommunications today” and the fastest growth is occurring in the previously un-serviced business sectors. Whilst it is true that many major enterprises are already well connected via fixed line fibre-optic solutions, even these enterprises have a need for mobile computing within certain departments – in effect they have a mobile business layer.

However, the “wireless” market space is very competitive with many solutions coming online, all of which are striving to capture the potential wireless client. Many of the solutions offered are starting to spread their services internationally, so it is no longer a case of “only one solution allows for international connectivity”. The potential client is in the favourable position of having a variety of solution providers.

Most businesses are, however, unlikely to adopt wireless services over their existing methods, if the sales pitch is based purely on wireless connectivity.  Wireless service providers need solutions that provide real business benefit to assist in “clinching” the deal.

CoreTalk is such a solution. It is focused, GSM/CDMA wireless network solution for all businesses, and hence is attractive to the GSM/CDMA network. It offers Customer Relationship Management abilities and utilises interactive SMS/TXT, eMail and Internet connectivity to give real, substantial business benefit and process improvement. Accordingly, it provides a genuine opportunity to the network to extend its customer base, via a beneficial business solution, packaged with a data and text SIM card.

Mobile networks now have the ability to use the primary demand for a business text solution as a catalyst to enter the wireless data market.

Benefits of the CoreTalk wireless solution to business and particularly small and medium enterprises:

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CoreTalk provides via its “SMS to eMail” and “eMail to SMS” forwarding functionality the ability for a business user to receive SMS and eMail from virtually any locality;

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via SMS, it reaches further, and reaches more recipients than does any competing wireless technology;

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it provides the equivalence of a 24/7/365 wide area network for small and medium business as well as the individual;

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it improves the communication process surrounding business events, thus improving processes efficiency and saving money.

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it extends business process ability, through the utilisation of the cellphone/mobile as a business utility;

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it gives you freedom and flexibility to run your business from a mobile platform and

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it provides substantial benefits through its SMS based scheduling, database integration and marketing pages

Benefits of CoreTalk’s wireless data usage to the GSM/CDMA Network:

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Revenues generated by wireless data consumption exceeded US$20 billion in 2006. Forbes magazine, citing Strategy Analytics, reports that worldwide revenue from mobile content could be worth nearly US$92 billion by 2009. The Network needs to capitalise on this market growth. CoreTalk provides the competitive edge and enables the Network to “clinch” the wireless deal

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Does not require significant additional investment in infrastructure.

Benefits of CoreTalk’s wireless data usage to modem manufacturers:

By packaging the modem with a sought-after business solution and making this highly accessible to business and the general public, the modem manufacturer will increase modem sales and increase its negotiating status with the Network, enabling it to become the prime hardware supplier. Market share will increase with a correlating increase in revenue.

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