Today sadly sees the demise of another mobile operator, Dolphin Telecommunications Ltd. But more importantly it puts question marks over the Push To Talk business case in the short term. Dolphin, being one of the new innovative wireless companies, had put faith in this technology and has now paid the ultimate price for focusing its business on a solution yet to be proven. While many vendors continue promoting the push-to-talk, the fact of the matter is that few phones are currently available on the market supporting this feature and consumers have yet to even become aware of this solution.

While analyst firms continue to have reservations about how this technology will gain a foothold, vendors remain optimistic as to why operators should feel this is a technology for the future. Therefore push-to-talk is a possibility for the future but it remains to see how vendors continue to focus on delivering this particular solution or change their direction depending on market acceptance. more...

Amodat was established in 2001. Amodat's corporate headquarters and R&D operations are located in Israel. Its European sales and marketing office is centred in London, United Kingdom and its North American operations are centred in Beachwood, Ohio.

Amodat Technologies operates in the enterprise wireless and mobile data applications market to provide software that facilitates wireless, online/offline data transfer between the head office and mobile workers on handheld computers and Personal Digital Assistants (PDA's).

Amodat has successfully developed a mobile application platform and client applications targeted toward companies with mobile workforces. These solutions integrate with Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP), Customer Relationship Management (CRM), Accounting packages, Helpdesks and Legacy systems. more...

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