
Visto
The mobile email market is at an inflection point and ripe for rapid growth. All of the pieces of the puzzle are finally in place to drive mass market adoption: the right handsets, mobile operators that recognize the value of messaging services and a mobile email offering that is accessible to everyone. By partnering with leading mobile service providers around the world, Visto delivers on the promise of mobile email with an offering that is easy to set up, use and manage, included with a wide range of affordable data plans and available on all of the leading handsets. By working in real-time with Microsoft Exchange, Lotus Domino, and Internet-based email accounts, Visto Mobile™ pushes the same email, calendar, contacts and tasks that are available on a mobile worker’s laptop or PC directly to a mobile phone. All communications are secured from end to end and messages are never stored outsides the confines of the corporate firewall. Through its partnerships, Visto provides mobile service providers with a single scalable solution to drive revenues and expand margins. For their customers, Visto liberates today’s busy professional by providing an easy-to-use mobile email experience that is embedded on all of the most popular email-ready handsets and available out-of-the-box. Customers and Partners Visto’s customized, brandable solutions are available through leading mobile service providers worldwide including Cingular, Elisa, Rogers Wireless, SmarTone, SFR, Softbank Mobile, Sprint Nextel, TELUS Mobility, Turkcell and the Vodafone Group. In the past year, Visto has more than tripled its subscriber base and announced almost a dozen new mobile service provider customers across North America, Europe and Asia. Visto offers support for over 100 of the most popular email-ready mobile phones, offering an easy-to-use mobile email experience that is embedded and available out-of-the-box. These handsets come equipped with Visto Mobile 5.5, which is making mobile email easier, mo
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