Mobivox VOIP Service Acuired by Sabse
Following a successful acquisition of Jaxtr some two months ago, Sabse Technologies, a VoIP services company based in Mountain View, Calif., has acquired Mobivox for an undisclosed amount in order to bring voice-activated services to carriers and their customers across the globe.
Sabse Technologies has combined a robust infrastructure and enhanced voice services set – including mobile VoIP, Hosted PBX and audio conferencing – into a market-leading telephony-as-a-service (TAAS) platform that its partners around the world are deploying to improve ARPU and customer retention.
Co-founded by entrepreneurs Yogesh Patel, now CEO, and Sabeer Bhatia, its chairman and co-founder of HotMail, Sabse Technologies develops and offers value-added applications, such as audio conferencing, hosted PBX, fax-to-email – for telecom providers, under the brand name of Sabsebolo.com.
Under the terms of this new acquisition, the Mobivox voice-user interface (VUI) will be added to Sabse’s telephony-as-a-service (TAAS) platform, which allows company’s carrier partners to deploy innovative consumer and small business applications around the world.
Sabse Technologies said that the latest acquisition of Mobivox would
facilitate company’s global network of carrier partners to quickly
deploy voice-activated services to their customers. In addition, the
company’s TAAS platform helps its partners to improve ARPU and
customer retention.
Mobivox is an international calling service much similar to Skype. It
leverages VoIP and interactive voice response (IVR) technologies, in
order to offer registered users with a natural speech interface and
low calling rate plans. It also provides users with a contact list,
instant conferencing, group calls, and more.
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