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FusionOne Unveils Content Developers Network
(Wireless News Via Acquire Media NewsEdge)
FusionOne, a provider of mobile phone backup services, announced the
formation of the FusionOne Content Developers Network.
This initiative certifies that licensed content from member companies,
consisting of third-party content developers and providers, is
compatible with FusionOne's MightyBackup Content service.
Companies that join the FusionOne Content Developers Network can
integrate their content with FusionOne's MightyBackup Content solution.
As a result, content from member companies can be seamlessly migrated
from one mobile device to another, enhancing customer loyalty and
eliminating the need for subscribers to remember, re-discover, and
re-download their applications onto a new mobile device.
"The development of the FusionOne Content Developers Network is in
response to the growing demand for mobile content transfer capabilities
that enable content providers to preserve and extend existing
relationships with their customers," said Mohan Sadashiva, senior vice
president of marketing for FusionOne. "It gives members an edge over
their competitors by certifying that their applications can be
transferred to a new mobile device. It's also attractive to carriers,
who can offer licensed content transfer services for additional
applications, thereby increasing their revenue potential."
FusionOne said that MightyBackup Content, previously known as
MightyBackup Premium, manages and transfers licensed content from one
mobile phone to another, ensuring the seamless migration of
subscribers' licensed content when switching from one mobile device to
another. Available on its own or as part of FusionOne's Mobile Content
Transfer solution, MightyBackup Content is a solution that addresses
the complex licensing challenges associated with migrating licensed
content from one mobile phone to another. FusionOne stated that it is
the only company in the mobile content backup space that offers this
solution.
"This program is very exciting for our customers and our developer
partners. By transferring licensed content, our customers will be able
to continue to use the applications they enjoy as soon as they change
devices which means a better customer experience for them and continued
revenue for us and our partners," said Kristi Crum, Director of
Data-Products for Alltel Wireless.
To date, FusionOne has signed partnership agreements with 45 content
developers and providers. These companies will automatically become
members of the FusionOne Content Developers Network.
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((Distributed on behalf of 10Meters via M2 Communications Ltd -
http://www.m2.com))
((10Meters - http://www.10meters.com))
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