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Your advert here!!! Technical Editors:
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Ericsson
offers WISE - end-to-end WAP
[February 4th 2000] Ericsson's WISE Time to WAP is a complete end-to-end
solution that enables operators to deliver WAP applications rapidly and
effectively. Ericsson's WISE Time
to WAP is a total solution comprised of seven components: @ WAP applications - A
ready-to-go suite of applications, including 'Messaging-over-IP Wireless
e-mail'. With this application, consumers can manage their e-mail via a WAP
browser. A wireless e-mail server can also be supplied. The revenue generating
applications can be adapted to local market needs as required. applications, for, as an example, banking, games and directory services.
@ WAP application server - provides a development environment and runtime
platform consisting of open APIs (Application Programming Interface) that makes
it possible to introduce commercial WAP applications quickly and efficiently.
The server can convert HTML to WML, allowing users to view Web documents on any
WAP terminal or phone. @ Terminals - Ericsson's Time to WAP solution includes a set of WAP-
enabled terminals, such as Ericsson's R320 and MC218. @ WAP Gateway/Proxy -
Ericsson's WAP Gateway/Proxy efficiently connects the mobile world with the
Internet world as a node in the GSM network. The WAP gateway maps WAP protocols
on the mobile side to HTTP and TCP/IP on the Internet side by SMS or any IP
bearer, for example, circuit switched data or General Packet Radio Service (GPRS).
@ Integrated Access System - allows any vendor's MSC (Mobile Switching @ Services and Training - WISE Time to WAP is backed up by a range of
customer services that facilitate smooth customer implementation.
In co- operation with an operator, Ericsson's WAP Consulting will develop
and integrate new applications requested. The company is also leading
standardization work and enabling the development of new applications through
its Developer's Zone. Already in June 1999, Ericsson delivered the world's first
end-to-end WAP 1.1 system - the first true WAP standard. Since then [Feb 2000],
Ericsson has already delivered more than 40 WAP 1.1 compliant systems to mobile
network operators, worldwide. Nortel Networks/Phone.com to integrate WAP via GPRS The intent is to construct interfaces between Nortel Networks and
Phone.com products to achieve optimal implementation of WAP over GPRS.
Initially, the companies will target cooperation in the areas of billing,
prepaid services, location-based services and "push" information
services.
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