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TNS Partners with Aepona to provide GSMA OneAPI Solution
TNS to operate GSMA’s OneAPI Commercial Service in Canada using Aepona’s API Monetization Platform (AMP)
Belfast, United Kingdom – 22 May 2012 – Aepona announced today, that its API Monetization Platform (AMP) has been deployed by Transaction Network Services Inc. (TNS), a global provider of data communications and interoperability solutions, as the software engine powering the GSMA’s OneAPI commercial service, which was launched recently at the CTIA Wireless event in New Orleans. TNS was chosen to operate the OneAPI service by the GSMA in conjunction with the three major Canadian mobile operators – Bell Mobility, Rogers Communications and TELUS.
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Amobee receives prestigious award at the GSMA’s 17th annual Global Mobile Awards at the Mobile World Congress
Barcelona, Spain – February 28, 2012 – Amobee, the company defining mobile advertising, was declared the winner of the “Mobile Marketing & Advertising Agency of the Year” award at the 17th Annual Global Mobile Awards, held at the GSMA Mobile World Congress in Barcelona. Amobee was selected for its sustained leadership, creativity, innovation and success in mobile advertising, successfully spearheading growth, adoption and evolution of this fast-growing industry.
Chosen by a panel of more than 170 independent analysts, journalists, academics and subject matter experts, Amobee has consistently led the mobile advertising industry with leading-edge mobile advertising campaigns for the world’s largest brands, delivering unparalleled results.
GSMA Statement Regarding Planned Barcelona Transport Strike and Contingency Plans for Mobile World Congress
22 February 2012, London
The metro and bus workers from TMB, the main public transport operator in the metropolitan area of Barcelona, have announced plans to strike during Mobile World Congress which will be held 27th February through 1st March 2012. Negotiations between the government and the unions are ongoing in an effort to resolve the issues.
While we are hopeful that a strike can be averted prior to the start of Mobile World Congress, the GSMA has developed a comprehensive contingency plan and is ready to activate this plan should it become necessary.
Infobip Announces Sponsorship Of GSMA’s BARG Meeting
LONDON, UK, PULA, CROATIA, 19 October 2011 - Infobip, one of the world’s fastest growing messaging and network technology providers, today announced its sponsorship of the 78th BARG group meeting of the GSMA, held in Monaco from 25-27 October.
As an associate member of the GSM Association, the world’s leading telecoms industry association, Infobip is a regular participant at GSMA events, from the Mobile World Congress, to smaller, specialised conferences such as the BARG meetings.
Bringing together telecoms professionals from both mobile operators and service providers and vendors, BARG meetings focus on roaming and interworking and are the ideal opportunity to make new business deals in international mobile telecommunications.
Already an established exhibitor at BARG meetings and the closely-related Roamfest/Hubfest, Infobip is extending its presence by officially sponsoring the event for the first time. In the words of Infobip CEO Silvio Kutic, “BARG meetings offer an unrivalled opportunity to network with clients, partners, and let’s be frank, competitors in our mobile messaging business arena. We are proud to be a sponsor of the BARG meeting in Monaco and we will surely continue with sponsorships in the future”.
HUAWEI JOINS GSMA PATHFINDER PARTNER PROGRAMME
[23 June 2011,London]: The GSMA today announced that Huawei,a leading telecom solutions provider,has achieved certification for its wireless and fixed-line carrier solutions as part of the GSMA PathFinder Industry Partner Programme. PathFinder,operated by Neustar,Inc.,is a GSMA-managed service providing an interoperable,industry-wide solution that enables the routing of global IP service interconnect traffic based on ENUM technology and lowers the barrier to entry for service providers as they deploy current and future IP services.
