Tango Networks Intros Mobile Messaging for Cisco Jabber

SAN DIEGO, June 8, 2015 – Tango Networks, the mobility solutions company, has introduced mobile messaging for Cisco Jabber®, a solution that builds on Cisco Jabber, Cisco’s collaboration tool, and allows users to send messages from Cisco Jabber through text with other users on any device, in or out of the corporate network.

Tango Networks is introducing mobile messaging for Cisco Jabber at Cisco Live, Cisco’s annual IT and communications conference. It works by converting the Cisco Jabber instant message into an SMS text that can be delivered via the wireless network. Using the familiar Cisco Jabber interface, it extends the reach of the Cisco Jabber client beyond the corporate network.

As a result, it giving them a new way to collaborate with members both inside and outside of the company.

“Users can now communicate with anyone, anywhere, by using mobile messaging for Cisco Jabber,” said Andrew Silver, Chief Technology Officer of Tango Networks. “What we have done is to extend Cisco Jabber’s messaging potential via SMS technology so users can reach anyone, at any time.”

Mobile messaging for Cisco Jabber, offered as a service, connects to the Cisco IM and Presence server to receive messages intended for wireless endpoints. It interacts with the wireless network to deliver those messages to the wireless phone. In addition, as it receives SMS messages intended for Jabber users, it converts them into instant messages for delivery to the Cisco Jabber client.

About Tango Networks

Tango Networks powers enterprise networks with mobility solutions that make employees more productive and allow them to work more freely. Its solutions are completely flexible, addressing cloud or premises and private or public network deployments. Tango Networks’ ability to project distinct business and personal identities on any mobile phone, through any UC/PBX platform, gives enterprises the flexibility to eliminate costly deskphones without sacrificing enterprise capabilities and features. Learn more about Tango Networks at Tango–Networks.com.