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  • Asia-Pacific Mobile Alliance - Conexus

    Asia’s largest alliance of mobile operators, as announced April 2006, today welcomed Smart Communications, Inc., the Philippines’ leading mobile operator, into the fold. With SMART’s participation, the group has expanded its coverage footprint to over 130 million mobile subscribers in nine countries and regions. In conjunction with the introduction of its newest member, they have also announced the new official name - Conexus Mobile Alliance - and launched this new website, as its members begin to roll out value-added roaming and corporate mobile services amongst each other.

    Beyond just roaming, most member operators have already begun providing caller ID and short-code services to their customers as they roam into another member operator’s network. This gives business travelers quick and easy access to their home operator’s voice mail or customer-support centres. Alliance members are also currently working with multinational corporate clients to provide international data roaming packages and are considering the possibility of joint procurement to reduce costs. Continue>>

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    Posted: 5 December 2006 | Filed: Asia Pacific Market, Carriers | Feedback | Print |  add to twitter 
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