Presence + Geolocalization

The new generation of mobile devices with the embedded GPS chipset allows introducing a real "location" feature to the Instant Messaging servers. For the 21st century applications the "I'm available" is not yet powerful without the "Where" information.

For the first time, IcareLink integrates own RTLS server with the PushMessenger multi-session multi device server, giving the market a solution for "new generation" applications.

There are many uses of these applications, including child location services, vehicle tracking systems and law enforcement security devices.

Tracking certain vehicles or people is also an essential feature of IcareLink technology. Vehicle routes can be tracked, with notifications being sent to authorized individuals or groups. Location of children and security-sensitive people can easily be determined. This kind of tracking technology is often debated as unethical and inhumane. There are more advantages than disadvantages, though, and that is why more and more organizations are starting to use it.

Multi-session technology from PushMessenger

PushMessenger is the first solution on the market that handles natively simultaneous multi-session and multi-device presence services for a single user. Unlike traditional solutions that offer mono-session technology (a single session per user), PushMessenger offers users the possibility to be connected at the same time through several wired and wireless devices (PC, PDA, mobile devices and any other terminals).

PushMessenger's multi-session and multi-device technology allows users to be concurrently online from multiple devices using the same login and password and to receive incoming messages or any other data on the device of their choice.

Thanks to this technology, a user who started an IM session on his PC and has to rush to an outside meeting, can continue his conversation simply by connecting to PushMessenger through his mobile device, ensuring handover services and a seamless interactive session to his contact.

The native media management supported by each device (text, sound, video, games) enables a much more relevant communication, taking into account the devices' specificities for each contact and allowing the user to act upon his contacts preferences.