Australian-listed, US-based mobile platform and service provider Syntonic has signalled its intention to acquire the mobile commerce business unit of Brazilian application-to-person sector service provider Zenvia.
The mobile ecosystem has shifted from the network operators to the service providers – from bytes of data to content and applications. What consumers value today is not commodity data, but the experiences associated with mobile access, according to the head of a mobile technology company.
Mobile platform services provider Syntonic, founded by major US tech players, is set to raise $5.4 million to "accelerate the company’s expansion plans".
Mobile platform and services provider Syntonic says its "first of its kind" and "in-depth" survey has found that US businesses are overspending "more than US$2.6 billion annually on BYOD reimbursements".
Syntonic has granted Tata Communications "a perpetual licence" to its platform technology to "expand sponsored content services into Southeast Asia, US, and Latin America.’
Mobile platform services provider Syntonic, founded by major US tech players, has created a sponsored content service platform that transforms how consumers and businesses access applications and content on mobile devices.