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| Mission |
To lead in the evolution of the wireless
realm by
providing corporate to carrier-class software Infrastructure
for rapid deployment and management of wireless Internet and
Telecommunication applications on mobile devices.
VISUALtron Software Corporation builds and markets
the software infrastructure for deploying and managing wireless
Internet, GSM, SMS and 3G applications on mobile devices,
including mobile phones, PDAs, notebooks, and next-generation
smart phones running the Java KVM. |
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| Visualtron's
History |
| Visualtron Software Corporation was founded
with the focus of providing best tools and applications for
many large corporations to capitalize on their existing IT
infrastructure by rapidly and efficiently deploy integrated
mobile services. |
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| Visualtron's
Technology |
The multiplicity of target client devices
and platforms has complicated the development process, as
developers have had to concern themselves with the peculiarities
and non-compatible aspects of e ach
client device type.
The high-cost and complexity of wireless server-side technology
is prohibitive to many enterprises and can serve as a barrier
to entry for new wireless application and service providers.
Visualtron Software Corporation offers a complete wireless
infrastructure solution which simplifies and increases productivity
in the deployment and maintenance of a diversified environment
by offering RAD or Rapid Application Development environments
and robust servers to deploy developed applications across
the enterprise. |
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| Visualtron
Software offers various SMS Server Software and SMS Gateway
products, and other messaging
solutions for businesses and government organizations, focusing
on interactive SMS, and integration.
Additionally, the company is a provider of vertical SMS solutions
and other turnkey SMS Server messaging solutions for businesses.
Visualtron Software's SMS Software and
SMS Gateway products are built on open platforms, and can
be easily deployed and maintained across different business
environments and incur minimum
overheads.
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