October 29, 2001
Numerex Corp. (NASDAQ:NMRX), today announced agreements with Corr Wireless, Eloqui Wireless and Poka Lambro Telecommunications to use its centralized service bureau, Data1Source(TM), which will provide Short Message Service (SMS) throughout their respective Alabama, Tennessee and Texas wireless coverage areas.
"Short Messaging is an important ingredient in our promise to offer new features to our customers," said Andy Keller, vice president of sales and marketing for Corr Wireless. "The Data1Source SMS service bureau is the right solution for our market."
"The Data1Source centralized platform easily and affordably permits us to provide the digital service features our subscribers want and expect from their wireless carrier," said Gary Masters, vice president of engineering for Eloqui Wireless. "Data1Source is the complete enhanced solution for our market."
"Through Data1Source, our customers will obtain the added digital services they seek," said Bart Medley, director, wireless and Internet operations for Poka Lambro Telecommunications, "and, from a wireless provider's viewpoint, in the most cost-effective means available."
"We are excited that Corr Wireless, Eloqui Wireless and Poka Lambro Telecommunications, have selected our Data1Source centralized SMS solution," said Greg Hull, vice president wireless Internet services for Numerex. "The Data1Source service platform provides wireless carriers with an effective and affordable means of providing SMS services to their customers. Numerex continues to broaden its digital service offerings providing its wireless carrier customers with expanded business opportunities."
Already serving many wireless operators in North America, Data1Source proprietary and patent pending technology can provide TDMA, CDMA and GSM wireless carriers with a broad range of services including Web-based and e-mail-based text messaging, two-way messaging, SMS Touch-Tone(TM) paging, subscriber-customized Internet content, and over-the-air digital handset programming. Data1Source SMS functionality is available to wireless carriers without a large capital outlay for additional hardware.
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