Digital Bridges Joins The HP Mobile E-Services Bazaar
UNITY server platform supports the global wireless and Internet entertainment market
Digital Bridges, leaders in entertainment service design and delivery for wireless and other Internet devices, today announced their joining of Hewlett-Packard Company's Mobile E-services Bazaar.
In addition, Digital Bridges announced the availability of their HP-integrated UNITY platform which supports multi-participant entertainment content channels,
the first of which, 'wirelessgames.com', was launched at the GSM World Congress in Cannes, February 2000.
The UNITY platform provides all of the required management facilities as well as the necessary security, scalability and load balancing to allow mobile network operator to provide a set of fully managed entertainment content channels for
Wireless Internet users. UNITY is based on both Linux and HP-UX.
Kevin Bradshaw, Digital Bridges CEO commented: "We've been working with HP on the integration of
our UNITY platform and I'm delighted and impressed with the speed we are progressing. For some time, Digital Bridges have been viewed as the leading
content and platform innovator, and by joining the HP Mobile E-services Bazaar we can realize our aim of becoming a trusted supplier of the highest quality services to service and network providers."
Combining an online "CyberBazaar" community with a number of regional centers, HP's Mobile E-services Bazaar provides a trading community and developers'
program for wireless operators, service providers, enterprise application providers and technology partners. Service providers and enterprises have the
ability to view and test new mobile e-services, join special interest groups, find relevant information and gain access to a constant supply of innovative solutions.
Through HP's Mobile E-services Bazaar activity Digital Bridges will benefit from technical, business, marketing and sales support provided by HP and it's partners. To date, more than 100 emerging technology companies have joined HP's Mobile E-services Bazaar. Launched in October 1999, HP's Mobile E-services Bazaar has facilities in Finland and Singapore. Additional facilities will be opened in Palo Alto, Calif., and Tokyo before the end of the year.
Kevin Bradshaw, also added "We recently announced the initial members of our developer community who are developing content for the UNITY platform. With the UNITY platform installed in the HP Mobile E-services Bazaar centres it will provide us with focal points for content development partners around the globe."
Lawrence Sellin, director of worldwide operations for HP's Mobile E-services Bazaar, said "We are delighted to partner with one of the best content and platform innovators in the world and look forward to growing this fun and
important segment of the wireless and internet market. We are also keen to install demonstration and development capability in our Mobile E-services Bazaar in Helsinki, Finland, followed by Singapore and other sites ".
In addition, Digital Bridges announced the availability of their HP-integrated UNITY platform which supports multi-participant entertainment content channels,
the first of which, 'wirelessgames.com', was launched at the GSM World Congress in Cannes, February 2000.
The UNITY platform provides all of the required management facilities as well as the necessary security, scalability and load balancing to allow mobile network operator to provide a set of fully managed entertainment content channels for
Wireless Internet users. UNITY is based on both Linux and HP-UX.
Kevin Bradshaw, Digital Bridges CEO commented: "We've been working with HP on the integration of
our UNITY platform and I'm delighted and impressed with the speed we are progressing. For some time, Digital Bridges have been viewed as the leading
content and platform innovator, and by joining the HP Mobile E-services Bazaar we can realize our aim of becoming a trusted supplier of the highest quality services to service and network providers."
Combining an online "CyberBazaar" community with a number of regional centers, HP's Mobile E-services Bazaar provides a trading community and developers'
program for wireless operators, service providers, enterprise application providers and technology partners. Service providers and enterprises have the
ability to view and test new mobile e-services, join special interest groups, find relevant information and gain access to a constant supply of innovative solutions.
Through HP's Mobile E-services Bazaar activity Digital Bridges will benefit from technical, business, marketing and sales support provided by HP and it's partners. To date, more than 100 emerging technology companies have joined HP's Mobile E-services Bazaar. Launched in October 1999, HP's Mobile E-services Bazaar has facilities in Finland and Singapore. Additional facilities will be opened in Palo Alto, Calif., and Tokyo before the end of the year.
Kevin Bradshaw, also added "We recently announced the initial members of our developer community who are developing content for the UNITY platform. With the UNITY platform installed in the HP Mobile E-services Bazaar centres it will provide us with focal points for content development partners around the globe."
Lawrence Sellin, director of worldwide operations for HP's Mobile E-services Bazaar, said "We are delighted to partner with one of the best content and platform innovators in the world and look forward to growing this fun and
important segment of the wireless and internet market. We are also keen to install demonstration and development capability in our Mobile E-services Bazaar in Helsinki, Finland, followed by Singapore and other sites ".