DIBA International introduces the latest business tool. Text Express

Text Express is a two-way PC based Short Messaging communication software product. It utilizes the wireless telecom network to send and receive Text Messaging from a PC to SMS equipped cellular phones and PDA devices such as Blackberry/RIMs.

Text Express provides easy to use two-way SMS communications with the advantages of an email management system similar to Outlook. Text Express is a business tool, delivering short actionable communications to and from your employees, customers and suppliers. Text Express is complimentary to or replacement for voice calls, voice mails or emails.

SMS text messaging is accepted worldwide and has grown into a $72B annual business. The initial market for SMS was the personal exchange of messages. Today it is rapidly expanding into day-to-day business communications. SMS Text Express opens the doors to business applications, providing the necessary tools to easily manage text messaging such as:

• phone book with special groups lists
• 2 way text communications
• stored messages, sent and received
• scheduled delivery time and date
• keyword auto response
• keyword interface to databases
• group messaging
• no long distance charges
• no charge for inbound messages from most carriers
• no internet access and support requirements

Text Express differentiates itself from SMS service bureaus by utilizing the established and secure telecom carrier wireless networks vs. the Internet. Text Express is secure from viruses and the time consuming efforts required to manage and secure the office Internet.

The DIBA International  Text Express includes:

• Text Express management software
• Wireless modem for your PC
• SIM Card and text messaging from your GSM wireless carrier

Benefits of Text Express:

• effective two-way secure communications
• easy management of communications
• supplement or replace current communications such as emails, voice mails and return calls
• productivity gains

Contact Text Express for your Text Messaging demonstration today.