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India talks in Silent with launch of TalkinSilent Call Completion mobile clients
TalkinSilent, Silent Communication's mobile client suite enables Indian mobile subscribers to easily stay available even when they are unreachable.
Silent Communication, a leading provider of real-time call management and visual voicemail applications on mobile handsets, together with Mauj, India's leading mobile VAS enabler, announce the launch of TalkinSilent mobile suite with 5 of Indian's leading mobile operators.
With the TalkinSilent suite, these mobile operators can now introduce their subscribers a new experience of communication. The TalkinSilent suite enables subscribers to answer incoming calls with prerecorded and personalized audio and SMS greetings and also to experience SMS exchanges in an "IM-like" chat.
This new experience generates mobile operators a revenue growth.
Since TalkinSilent is a server-less applications suite it requires no farther investment from the operator.
Max Bluvband, Silent Communication's CEO says: "with TalkinSilent suite operators present their mobile subscribers with a complete different experience of managing calls and SMS. Intuitive and user-friendly clients encourage voice and data usages, therefore accelerate ARPU growth. TalkinSilent suite had already been launched and later embedded by Tier 1 European operator and is getting very positive feedbacks from European subscribers. Now, by launching TalkinSilent in India, we are happy to see that Indian operators and their subscribers benefit too.”
TalkinSilent suite is built as a complete server-less service allowing quick launch of fully labeled and tailored applications and revenue generation from day one. Thanks to the server-less architecture of the application, no additional capital expenditure is needed.
Mr. S. S. Sirohi, DDG VAS from BSNL comments: "By launching TalkinSilent suite branded as Call Manager App and customized in accordance with unique needs for Indian users, Indian mobile subscribers get enriched user experience of managing calls and SMS while the operator benefits from stronger brand perception associated with that experience. " 02.03.2009, Silent Communication
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