me2me, a supplier of Web and voice services, and Optaros, a provider of online applications through the Assembled Web, have announced the creation of me2me, a mobile information storage and retrieval service.
Conceived by me2me AG and assembled by Optaros, me2me mobile applications are available for large-scale trials with network operators in Europe and the United States.
Optaros' open source consulting team provided me2me with a solid infrastructure, allowing users to interact with me2me in following ways:
- Use a single number to verbally store daily life information and tag it with personal terms to make it searchable
- Retrieve information over the phone or with a Web account
- Have information delivered by text message instantly
- Take control over their voice messages: edit, tag and organize their in- and outbox
"We help clients like me2me deliver solutions that are Assembled Web-native, flowing seamlessly between web, mobile and offline," says Philippe Grosjean, managing director for Europe, Optaros. "Leading companies know that mobile applications are integral in creating quality customer relationships."
"Optaros managed to quickly turn our ideas into working mobile applications, thanks to their unique approach to open source consulting and assembly," says Christian Giroux, me2me CMO. "Feedback from testing a beta-version of the service is overwhelmingly positive. We truly see me2me as the next big thing in mobile."