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Openwave Systems Inc. showcased its latest mobile Internet, mobile analytics, messaging and location software applications and infrastructure at GSM Middle East Com 2009 in December.

p>Openwave Systems Inc. showcased its latest mobile Internet, mobile analytics, messaging and location software applications and infrastructure at GSM Middle East Com 2009 in December.

“Like their counterparts in mature markets, many operators in emerging markets are seeing the value in gaining a deeper understanding of mobile data usage and traffic patterns in order to optimize their network resources and deliver better services to users,” said Anurag Patnaik, director of product management, Openwave. “We believe that the earlier operators can gain insight into what’s happening on their networks, the more agile they will be in responding to data usage patterns and in offering services that are relevant to subscribers. Openwave is committed to serving emerging markets and helping operators of all sizes offer subscribers the most advanced mobile internet and messaging experience available.”

www.openwave.com

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