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Cicero Networks selected as a "Pulver 100" for the third consecutive year. Demand for Fixed Mobile Convergence and Customer Traction |
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Cicero Networks, a leading provider of wVoIP solutions for Fixed Mobile Convergence, today announced that it has been named as a 2007 “Pulver 100” company. The ‘Pulver 100’ is the IP Communications industry’s premier listing of privately-held growth companies that represent the future of the IP-voice and video communications ecosystem. Cicero Network’s proven ability in enabling wireless VoIP services was a key driver in Cicero’s selection, once again, to the pulver 100 list. Cicero Networks is a leading provider of SIP-based wireless VoIP and multimedia solutions for Fixed Mobile Convergence. Cicero’s solutions enable service providers to leverage Wi-Fi, 2G, 3G and WiMAX networks to offer wireless communication services to enterprise and residential customers. Cicero Networks recently unveiled the first IMS VCC compliant converged client for Nokia S60 dual-mode devices, enabling seamless roaming across IP and circuit switched networks. Previously, Cicero was first to market with converged VCC clients for Windows Mobile handsets. Cicero’s solutions have powered some of the industry’s first FMC services including Hello AS, MessageNET and Comfone. “The Pulver 100 is the IP Communications industry’s first and foremost award listing, and it continues to grow in significance, because companies like Cicero Networks, continue to spread IP communications with products like CiceroPhone and CiceroController ,” said Jeff Pulver, Founder and Chairman of pulvermedia. “We’re proud to name Cicero Networks to this year’s Pulver 100.” “Cicero Networks is delighted to be recognised by the IP world for its leadership, market traction and innovation”, said Elaine Treacy, VP of Marketing, Cicero Networks. “Being named to the pulver 100 three years in a row is testament to Cicero’s leading position within the wVoIP and FMC marketplace”. |
About the pulver 100 Originally introduced in 2002, the Pulver 100 features private companies that impact the distribution of communications and entertainment with Internet technology. These companies have substantial real-world deployments and enjoy significant growth rates. The value chain characterized by the Pulver 100 differs from the vertically integrated model of the last century, focusing more on the direct interface to customers and consumers which has been brought about by the Internet. For additional details on the 2007 pulver 100, please visit www.pulvermedia.com About Cicero Networks For further information, please contact: |