mUrgent Corp. Announces Data Access and System Communications Through Cellular Phones
mUrgent Corp., a wireless data solutions provider, has launched an offering allowing a typical cell phone to access and manipulate corporate data and systems. "Companies will use this technology to truly enhance their mobile workforce, as well as create another method of communication for clients and vendors," said Nathan Fransen, director of business development for mUrgent. According to Fransen, this type of communication is made possible largely through the messaging system already in place by a majority of cellular providers. He predicts this method will increase in popularity to the point of making it the fastest growing means of communication available. The challenge for mUrgent is selling a product that, while extremely popular in Europe, is relatively unknown in the United States. "The reality is that the United States is not fluent with the messaging capabilities currently available to them," Fransen said. "This means mUrgent must provide necessary education in order to gain market share." About mUrgent Corporation mUrgent is a corporation with headquarters in Santa Ana, Calif. For more information about mUrgent, its products and services, visit www.murgent.com.
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