StreamVerse Qualifies Its UGC Mobile Social Networking Platform With Carriers Across Europe, Americas and APAC

StreamVerse Proves Its Dynamic User-Generated Content (UGC) and Social Networking Platform mojo Providing Wireless Carriers With a Complete Platform Ready for Commercial Deployment Today


SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 22, 2007 (PRIME NEWSWIRE) -- CTIA IT & Entertainment -- StreamVerse, Inc. today announces that mojo has passed qualifications with leading wireless carriers across Europe, Americas and APAC. mojo is an on-deck, carrier-grade software platform that is quickly and easily implemented into a carrier's existing messaging architecture enabling rapid time-to-market for new dynamic services. mojo enables mobile subscribers to easily create and share compelling services and content such as blogs, personal RSS feeds, vote/picture-vote, chat, share images, and status, as well as the ability to search and organize messages.

"We are excited to see mojo passing a tough list of performance criteria to qualify with leading carriers," says Mikael Vinding, co-creator and CEO of StreamVerse.

The powerful patent-pending mojo solution helps carriers increase usage, generate revenue and retain customers through their dynamic personalized content-creation and customer loyalty programs.

A recent example of a rapid successfully completed proof-of-concept implementation of the mojo platform was with the Brazilian mobile operator, Telemig and Amazonia Celular. "We are very impressed with the demonstrated features and convinced of the power of mojo to fulfill both community and dynamic UGC requirements for an operator. The installation and configuration was fast and went very smoothly, not only showing the experience of the StreamVerse team, but also leaving us with ample time to test the many features available," said Mr. Luiz Starling, Strategic Solutions Architect, Telemig.

Mikael Vinding adds, "Working with a progressive and innovative operator like Telemig was a real pleasure. The results clearly illustrated the advantages of mojo -- bringing a whole new dimension to the subscribers' experience. The trial successfully joined the online and wireless worlds of social networking, using standard SMS and MMS technology as an underlying transport mechanism as well as demonstrated the ease of creating and sharing new dynamic services and content. Additionally, the trial proved successful for both pre-paid and post-paid scenarios -- and across all levels of users -- not just the ones with high tech handsets."

mojo is commercially available today and ready for integration immediately in any carrier's network.

StreamVerse will be doing live demonstrations of mojo at CTIA IT & Entertainment, San Francisco, CA on October 22-24 2007.

About StreamVerse: StreamVerse, Inc., a software development company, produces the premier personalization and user-generated content solutions for wireless carriers. mojo is StreamVerse's patent-pending, web-based, content creation platform that lets subscribers create personalized, dynamic content and services while building communities and social networking. Easily integrated with the carrier's existing back office and messaging infrastructure, mojo generates additional returns on these investments while solidifying the relationship between the carrier and its subscribers. StreamVerse is headquartered in Atlanta, Georgia with offices in South America, Europe, and Asia. For more information on StreamVerse, please visit www.streamverse.com.

About Telemig/Amazonia Celular

Telemig Celular S.A. has been for some time the most profitable wireless telecommunications provider in Brazil, with a 40% EBITDA margin, serving more than 550 cities and 3.5 million customers. It operates in the southeastern state of Minas Gerais, and has a market share estimated at 30 percent. Amazonia Celular S.A. is a provider of mobile services in the Amapa, Amazonas, Maranhao, Para and Roraima states of Brazil. Its coverage, the broadest in the region, includes 209 cities and more than 1.3 million subscribers. The company's market share is estimated at 22 percent. The two providers are strong partners in strategic and technology initiatives.



            

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