19 November, 2008, Leatherhead, UK & Mobile Asia Congress, Macau – AIRCOM International, the leading independent network planning and optimisation consultancy,  today announced that is has successfully completed the integration of ZTE’s Netnumen M31  network management tool and AIRCOM’s OPTIMA, the industry’s leading network performance and service management tool.  The interoperability will enable ZTE to rapidly monitor its multi-operator networks across more than 135 countries.

Compatibility between the two network management tools will enable some 500 operators within ZTE’s commercial partnerships to monitor network performance from a single management platform.   As well as delivering significant process efficiencies, the solution will also ensure networks are monitored by a consistent set of KPI’s, automatically highlighting network issues in near real-time.

Read more: AIRCOM and ZTE Complete Network Management Interoperability Tests

Amongst other benefits, network planning and optimisation tools assist Tanzania’s Leading Operator, Vodacom with a Cost Effective Dynamic Tariffing Solution

19 November, 2008, Leatherhead, UK & Cape Town, South Africa – AIRCOM International, the leading independent network planning and optimisation consultancy,  today announced that its work with Vodacom Tanzania (Tz) Ltd will help the operator implement a dynamic tariff offering.  Vodacom Tz will offer reduced tariffs to take advantage of superfluous cell sites in under-utilised areas of its network.

The regional network data produced by AIRCOM’s OPTIMA tool has helped set a benchmark for effective operational strategy within the Vodacom Group.  Vodacom Tz is using OPTIMA to calculate the amount of discount that can be applied to each individual cell site in the network and offer a new tariff based on the data produced.  The result is Vodacom Tz can differentiate its customer offering more effectively,

Read more: AIRCOM Provides Planning and Optimisation Managed Services to Vodacom Tanzania

19 November, 2008, Leatherhead, UK – AIRCOM International today announced that it has been chosen by WARID Telecom in Uganda to provide network planning and optimisation support for its existing GSM and WiMAX networks. WARID will use AIRCOM’s market-leading ASSET network planning and optimisation tool to enhance the design, management and performance of both networks, providing improved quality of service to customers while significantly reducing network costs through professinal network planning. 

WARID Telecom chose ASSET on the strength of its reputation as the  world’s most-deployed network optimisation tool, along with WARID’S own previous experience working with AIRCOM’s suite of network products. AIRCOM will also provide consultancy support and training to WARID’s engineering teams to ensure a seamless integration and ongoing use of the tools within the network.

Read more: AIRCOM optimises GSM and WiMAX for WARID Telecom in Uganda

Momail mobile email is launched on more markets and the availability is extended to more than 1200 different mobile devices.

Stockholm, Sweden. November 19, 2008 – Momail has launched its popular mobile email in three more countries; Spain (www.momail.es), Switzerland (www.momail.ch) and Ireland (www.momail.ie). Momail has also incorporated Spanish language support, continuing its strategy of local language support in countries where launched.

After completing the simple set-up process, users in these new countries can get all of their emails, including Hotmail, Gmail, Yahoo! Mail and other ISP mail, to their mobiles. The Momail user only has to select which email accounts that automatically will be transferred to the mobile. Before the email reaches the mobile, an immediate and automatic optimization plus a spam and virus control is performed.    

Read more: Momail arrives in Spain, Switzerland and Ireland

mobiEXPLORE UK downloaded over 70,000 times in three weeks

18 November, London – Gideon Multimedia, the mobile application specialist, is celebrating the overwhelming success of its free mobile travel guide, mobiEXPLORE UK. The application was downloaded over 70,000 times within the first three weeks of going live – making it one of the most popular mobile downloads in the UK.

While the guide book can be dropped into a suitcase ready for a trip it can’t avoid the major pitfall of becoming outdated as soon as the ink hits the paper. Websites can be ideal for trip preparation – but when you are in London and want to find a Thai restaurant or in Manchester and need the lowdown on the nightlife they are of limited value. Gideon has taken these pain points into account and fused together the best of both worlds – offering an array of useful information that is accessed via your mobile phone.

Read more: Gideon Multimedia celebrates the launch of its free mobile travel guide mobiEXPLORE UK