Who we are:
Clickatell, a global leader in mobile communication, has been delivering innovative mobile messaging services in Australia and the world since 2000. Specialising in bulk messaging services and SMS Gateway connectivity, we provide a range of SMS solutions for small, medium and large enterprises in a variety of vertical markets.
Clickatell has close channel partnerships with leading firms such as Oracle Corporation and BT Consulting Service and serves more than 8,000 customers including Barclays Bank, BBC, Continental Airlines, CNN, First National Bank, Metropolitan Life, Oracle, Shell, and other industry leaders.
Clickatell products and services increase customer acquisition, improve loyalty and help build trusted brands through direct, personal, easy, and immediate mobile communication. A Sequoia-backed company, Clickatell is headquartered in Redwood City, CA, USA and has offices in South Africa. They offer local telephonic support in Australia and the United Kingdom.
What we do:
Clickatell is a world leading communication provider which not only specialises in bulk text messaging services and SMS Gateway connectivity but also offers and ensures:
- No license fees are involved.
- You only pay per message sent with no hidden costs.
- All software can be downloaded free of charge.
- You can access information from the Online Help centre with 24/7 support.
- There is an online discussion forum monitored by the Clickatell support team.
- Network independence means reliable message delivery.
- You can access a Messaging Market where 3rd party developers can host their messaging products and solutions
Our Affiliations:
Mobile Data Association (MDA)
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Wireless World Forum
Wireless Application Service Providers' Association (WASPA)
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The GSM Association (GSMA) is a global trade association that represents the interests of more than 620 GSM Mobile
Operators. The Association's role is to promote, protect and enhance the interests of the global GSM mobile operator
community which currently provides GSM services to more than 1 Billion customers across more than 200 countries and
regions around the world (73% of the world's digital mobile market). In addition, some 130 key manufacturers and
suppliers to the GSM industry are associate members of the GSM Association. |
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| Mobile Data Association (MDA) |
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The Mobile Data Association (MDA) was established in 1994 to increase awareness of mobile data amongst users and their advisers.
Over the past 12 years, the Association has grown to become the forum for the international mobile data community. As well
as providing a focal point for industry participants to meet and share information on technical and business issues, the MDA
actively works to promote the uses and benefits of wireless value added services through industry and business press; conferences; seminars and the maintenance of a web site. |
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| 160characters |
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160characters is a not-for-profit membership association supporting & promoting the mobile messaging industry. The mission of the
organization is to support and promote the entire value network of the global mobile messaging industry through industry
news and content, conferences and seminars, and networking events. |
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| Open Mobile Alliance (OMA) |
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The Open Mobile Alliance (OMA) was formed in June 2002 by nearly 200 companies including the world's leading mobile operators, device and network suppliers, information technology companies and content and service providers. Working independently, OMA is aiming to consolidate into one organization all specification activities in the service enabler space. Creating global interoperable mobile data service enablers that work across devices, service providers, operators, networks, OMA develop resources that allow vendors to test their implementations. |
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| Wireless World Forum |
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W2Forum is an online community of 4000 senior professionals in the wireless industry. The community represents a wide cross-section of the mobile
industry. It includes more than 180 mobile operators from around the world, all the leading handset manufacturers, technologists, application and
infrastructure providers through to service providers such as games and entertainment providers. The purpose of the W2forum is to serve the community
and the wider mobile industry by helping companies realize the importance of accurate statistical data, market analysis, and intelligent opinion towards
developing and marketing new mobile devices, technologies and services. |
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| Wireless Application Service Providers' Association (WASPA) |
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The Wireless Application Service Providers' Association (WASPA) was launched on 26 August 2004 in South Africa with the
full support of the three SA network operators: Cell C, MTN and Vodacom. In order to uphold public perception of mobile
services and to protect against bad practices, it was decided that a strong industry body was needed, with an appropriate
code of conduct, representing the interests of its members and consumers, by enforcing the good practices established by this code.
WASPA's mission is to provide a non-profit forum in which members can address issues of common interest and interface with
industry stakeholders, network operators, government and regulatory organizations, both locally and internationally so that
end-users receive world-class service and industry participants earn a fair return on their investments. |
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