Push to Talk: What is HipVoice?

Any Device Any Network

HipVoice Push to Talk is a patented technology that provides users with the ability to quickly communicate with each other regardless of geography. PTT uses your existing data IP connection (e.g. GPRS, 3G, WiFi, WLAN) to allow spoken, text chat and sticky note interactions from anywhere in the world.

PTT allows users to benefit from a half-duplex closed loop ‘always on’ communications medium that leverages the mobile device they are using for primary tasks.  Push a button and communicate instantly with co-workers or managers that are also in your group. No need to dial any numbers and you are connected to others 1:1 or 1:many.

HipVoice is easy to use. You can be up & running in a matter of minutes. And HipVoice currently works on pretty much the entire product line from the leading enterprise mobility companies. The software will work on just about anything Microsoft has produced for the mobile worker so far plus XP and Vista, through a desktop dispatcher.

We already support Blackberry and will roll out support for other operating during 2009.

Channel Partners generate more revenue with HipVoice each time you sell a mobile terminal

 

 

 

How does HipVoice work?

 

Why is this of interest to the Enterprise user? What are the benefits?

Enterprise users tend to invest in durable rugged mobile computers in PDA form factors to mobilise their business applications. PTT allows the convergence of another feature onto these portable platforms saving further investment cost management and asset management headaches  in issuing mobile phones and walkie talkies.

HipVoice represents the true spirit of convergence and can be fully hosted by us on your behalf or can installed within your network.

Push to Talk Saves Cheese

 

What Makes HipVoice such a great solution for Enterprise Users?

HipVoice is aimed at the enterprise user to enhance and leverage both the initial investment in enterprise mobile technology and the ongoing investment in a data network either WLAN or WWAN.

 

 

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