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ALSO CALLED: Mobile Messaging, Wireless Email, Multimedia Messaging, and Text Messaging
DEFINITION: GPS (Global Positioning System) messaging is a wireless messaging system for location-specific rather than recipient-specific messages. Somewhat like electronic sticky notes, the messages are sent and received by people with GPS locators in their wireless devices; messages are linked to the location of the sender and accessed by any equipped mobile user entering that location. GPS messaging is sometimes
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Wireless Messaging Multimedia
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PODCAST: Getting There From Here: Delivering Unified Communications to Your Organization - Part 2
sponsored by IBM
PODCAST:
In this podcast, discover new unified communication (UC) technology that enhances collaboration and conferencing capabilities. Gain insight into four UC applications and how to select the best one for your use cases. Learn how to extend telecommunications, mobility, desktops and applications to improve business operation performance.
Posted: 11 Sep 2009 | Premiered: 11 Sep 2009
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Getting There From Here: Delivering Unified Communications to Your Organization - Part 3
sponsored by IBM
WEBCAST:
This webcast outlines how to research and implement unified communications, including knowing your enterprise's strategic initiatives. Learn ways to optimize processes and discover which applications to use by determining your organization's communication "hot spots." Justify your investment with a positive return on investment.
Posted: 11 Sep 2009 | Premiered: 11 Sep 2009
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PODCAST: Getting There From Here: Delivering Unified Communications to Your Organization - Part 3
sponsored by IBM
PODCAST:
This podcast outlines how to research and implement unified communications, including knowing your enterprise's strategic initiatives. Learn ways to optimize processes and discover which applications to use by determining your organization's communication "hot spots." Justify your investment with a positive return on investment.
Posted: 11 Sep 2009 | Premiered: 11 Sep 2009
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Getting There From Here: Delivering Unified Communications to Your Organization - Part 2
sponsored by IBM
WEBCAST:
In this webcast, discover new unified communication (UC) technology that enhances collaboration and conferencing capabilities. Gain insight into four UC applications and how to select the best one for your use cases. Learn how to extend telecommunications, mobility, desktops and applications to improve business operation performance.
Posted: 10 Sep 2009 | Premiered: 10 Sep 2009
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Getting There From Here: Delivering Unified Communications to Your Organization - Part 1
sponsored by IBM
WEBCAST:
This webcast explains the business value of unified communications to improve productivity by streamlining processes. Discover how to get started and which considerations to keep in mind when implementing this technique. Gain an understanding of various use cases of this approach and determine which applications best fit your needs.
Posted: 10 Sep 2009 | Premiered: 10 Sep 2009
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PODCAST: Getting There From Here: Delivering Unified Communications to Your Organization - Part 1
sponsored by IBM
PODCAST:
This podcast explains the business value of unified communications to improve productivity by streamlining processes. Discover how to get started and which considerations to keep in mind when implementing this technique. Gain an understanding of various use cases of this approach and determine which applications best fit your needs.
Posted: 10 Sep 2009 | Premiered: 10 Sep 2009
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WIRELESS MESSAGING DEFINITION (continued): … called mid-air messaging, because that's where the messages seem to be located. Hewlett-Packard has a prototype GPS messaging system running in its lab in Bristol, England. GPS messaging is said to have enormous potential for both emergency situations and the less urgent, albeit ongoing, concerns of users. For example, tourists could leave messages outside a restaurant -- either praising it or complaining about it -- that other tourists would pick up when they were in that location, or highway workers could warn people about upcoming traffic hazards by leaving a message that they would receive … Wireless Messaging definition sponsored by SearchMobileComputing.com, powered by WhatIs.com an online computer dictionary
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