-- The preferred routing feature works in concert with geo-dispersed MIR3 telephony and application servers to reduce operating costs and protect data privacy via tighter control over global telephony routes.
-- Incident management offers better visibility into events that threaten continuity of operations throughout all business units of the company, no matter where they are located.
-- Topic subscription increases productivity and information sharing by enabling individuals to easily keep abreast of job-relevant, critical events outside their local sphere of operation.
-- Integrated multi-language features enable Global 500 companies to meet the communication challenges of international operations and government agencies to communicate with non-English speaking employees, customers, partners and citizens during emergency situations in their native language.
"The largest corporations in the world have driven the latest developments of version 2.8," said Amir Moussavian, president and CEO at MIR3. "This represents an important step toward a complete set of global emergency and non-emergency notification and management tools."
According to Ken Landoline, program manager for Yankee Group's enterprise research group, "We believe that the next two to three years will bring an explosion of growth in the intelligent notification segment of the enterprise market. MIR3's technology platform, already proven in many Global 100 companies in terms of scalability, reliability and protocol independence, makes it an ideal offering for enabling the vision of an 'anywhere enterprise' requiring ubiquitous connectivity."
MIR3's enterprise-grade technology bridges the gap between all standard forms of communication to enable high-speed two-way communications to tens of thousands of users and devices across all modalities, including email, wireless pager, PDA, landline, mobile phone, satellite phone, TTY, fax and two-way SMS. MIR3's notification capabilities can also be used for routine high-volume messaging and all-purpose broadcasting such as administrative notices to employees, messages for coordinating staffing and schedules, and delivering important, auditable information to customers.
