It has been a breakthrough year for Agito.  As we near the holiday season, we thought we would share the spirit with you all!

Thanks for supporting Agito Networks, and have a happy holiday season and new year!  Don’t forget to check out our new facebook page:  facebook.com/AgitoNetworks

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The results are in for the 2009 Mobile Star Awards, the 8^th annual awards program put on by MobileVillage where the industry votes for the top mobile products, success stories and visionaries of the year.  The industry has spoken, and Agito Networks was voted as the best in each of these areas, earning the Mobile Star Awards’ top honors – the Superstar ranking in each category entered.

In the Enterprise Software Awards Category, industry voters named Agito’s RoamAnywhere Mobility Router as the #1 Unified Communications / Fixed Mobile Convergence product, over a field of competing products that included RIM’s Voice Mobility Suite and Motorola’s TEAM VoWLAN solution.  The industry recognizes RoamAnywhere’s unique ability to mobilize enterprise voice and UC applications to increase mobile worker productivity while reducing costs by extending UC, PBX and deskphone features to mobile phones and providing industry-leading handover between WiFi and cellular networks.  RoamAnywhere uniquely offers high availability, redundancy, security, enterprise scalability, and the industry’s broadest IP-PBX and mobile handset support, including support for the Research In Motion (RIM®) BlackBerry® smartphone.

In the Success Story Awards Category, industry voters recognized Agito’s customer Hertford Regional College (HRC) as the top Wireless Network success story, over numerous other wireless network end user organizations nominated.  HRC, the largest further education college in Hertfordshire, deployed Agito’s FMC solution to improve voice connectivity and productivity in its mobile environment of 900 staff and more than 12,000 full- and part-time students, while reducing costs.  With facility building materials that do not allow cellular coverage indoors and a campus-wide Cisco WLAN and IP-PBX already in place, HRC turned to Agito Networks for high-quality voice communications, leveraging their WLAN.

Finally, in the Visionary Awards Category, Agito Networks’ Co-Founder and CTO Timothy Olson was voted by the industry as the top visionary for Wireless Network Solutions.  Mr. Olson was recognized for creating Agito’s RoamAnywhere Mobility Router – the industry’s first and only location-aware solution that intelligently routes users to the best wireless network available based on a combination of policy and users’ current location.  Instead of following the FMC market with carrier offerings that remain slow to emerge, Mr. Olson created a solution directly for the enterprise.  When confronted with limitations in available smartphones, Olson and his team developed new techniques and solutions for delivering enterprise-grade VoIP on these phones when it was considered not possible.

Agito is flattered and humbled by the recognition of the industry and our customers. 

Dan

One thing nice about VoWLAN is that can enable you to get good coverage where cellular coverage may be lacking (like my house – thank you T-Mobile and AT&T) or to save lots of money on International Roaming charges by connecting to WiFi in remote enterprise offices, hotels, and hotspots.

The challenge has always been how to do it in such a way that is simple for non-techie users.  See the video clip below to see how Agito makes it happen, together with a BlackBerry Bold, and iPass.

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Video for Agito’s Secure Remote Voice

Pej

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Last week I had the pleasure of working with the Samsung enterprise team at the CTIA Wireless & IT event in San Diego, CA.

I (and many of the press & analysts I met with) were very impressed with Samsung’s current strong focus on the enterprise and working with the leading eFMC and Mobile UC  solution provider, Agito Networks, to enable the Samsung dual-mode Windows Mobile devices for enterprise mobility applications.

We were demoing (see below) the Agito RoamAnywhere solution which extends the enterprise extension from the PBX onto the Samsung dual-mode smartphones as well as extending location-aware presence with integration into Microsoft OCS 2007. These capabilities are extended both across the cellular and WiFi networks enabling customers to reduce mobile expenses while extending wireless coverage and improving productivity.

In addition to the strong interest in seeing the joint solution from Samsung and Agito, there was much interest from users in the Omnia II which is an upcoming Windows Mobile 6.5 device and the Samsung Moment that runs Android, both of which are sporting beautiful AMOLED displays.  The general conclusion from discussions with many folks is that while Android is very promising and great to see more devices being released from leading smartphone manufacturers such as Samsung, the platform still has some ground to cover before it is enterprise-ready.

– christian

Read the Agito/Samsung Joint Press Release

I read an interesting article from Michael Morisy at SearchUnifiedCommunications.com which describes the Google Voice application for BlackBerry that was released this week.  Google Voice provides single number reach for personal use to ring your mobile and home phones, as Agito RoamAnywhere does for enterprise use. Where Agito differs is that we have focused on the enterprise requirements and thus provide integration wiith the enterprise PBX and UC infrastructure along with enabling VoWLAN and seamless sub-100ms WiFi to/from Cellular handover.

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One of the observations that Michael made and we also see is that Google Voice doesn’t support Voice over WiFi that Agito does support.  One of the interesting benefits of Agito for Google Voice is that if a customer has deployed Agito RoamAnywhere then when  calls are made through Google Voice on the BlackBerry is that we are able to co-exist and automatically route those calls as VoIP over the enterprise WiFi thus eliminating the need for use of cellular minutes when in a WiFi area. огромные сиськи в мире

Check out the brief demo video below that shows an example of me placing a call with the Google Voice Application and it being automatically routed with VoIP over WLAN.

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Learn more about Agito for BlackBerry and how it can help your enterprise (and enable VoWLAN for your Google Voice).

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Cheers,

Christian

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Gartner’s MarketScope for Enterprise Mobile Communications Gateway

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Thanks,

Christian

Hi all-

I am not a believer in (shameless) self promotion when blogging, but I ran into some kind words written about our product and our team (truly our greatest asset), that I thought I would share.

From Sean Eichorn’s blog, FrozenReality.com (he is based in Alaska):

“I am rarely very impressed with 3rd Party software, but Agito Networks has impressed me.”

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Always a nice lead in!  Thank you Sean, and do let us know if there is anything else we can do to help!

Thanks,

Pej
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Read Sean’s blogpost

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Thanks,

Christian

Now that the Nokia E71 for AT&T (known as the E71x) has been officially announced, it got me to thinking about what I have heard from press, analysts, customers, and other enterprises over the past month or so during my travels.

First off, I should state that my primary phone is an unlocked US Nokia E71, and I am a huge fan of the phone. Great VoIP performance, the best battery life of a dual mode phone to date (that I have seen), and the industrial design is gorgeous. The full spec sheet is on the Nokia site.  With AT&T offering it at $99, I am hopeful that this will reinvigorate Nokia S60 in North America.

That said, I did hear a lot of commentary about how Nokia’s (and Apple’s, and every other WinMo handset maker’s support for native Microsoft DirectPush) was well received because it eliminated the costly $100/user client access licensed imposed by RIM for mobile email support.  I have heard story after story about cost conscious enterprises allowing unsanctioned personal phones (e.g. the iPhone) to receive corporate email because it was effectively free from cost, and DirectPush still allowed for remote device wipe to provide security peace of mind.

With more and more DirectPush phones being release and many more to come (such as the Palm Pre), will this threaten the viability of the Blackberry Enterprise Server and the additional client access license expense?  Do you see a future where Blackberries support DirectPush?  The BES does have very robust device management and policy rules which allows enterprises to really customize and control device and email behavior, I just wonder how many enterprises will pay the premium for it versus going to other multivendor MDM solutions that can do the same.

Congratulations to Nokia and AT&T on the release of an exciting phone!

Pej

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Read about the AT&T and Nokia e71x

Read the Nokia e71x datasheet

My favorite quote (so far) from the event comes from Monica Basso:

“Business is mobile.”

Pej

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