Forum for Mobility Operations Managers to Share Best Practices and Better Manage Mobile Billing

SAN FRANCISCO – February 2, 2010 – Visage Mobile, provider of the MobilityCentral application for corporate mobility management, today unveiled MOM’s Kitchen, an all-inclusive professional business network for mobility operations managers (MOM) to collaborate on enterprise cell phone management, cellular billing and corporate mobile policies. The site was developed by Visage Mobile for all corporations looking to obtain best practices and share resources related to managing employee cell phones and smartphones and reducing their associated cost to the corporation. To view or participate go to http://momskitchen.visagemobile.com.

“Mobility management is an emerging discipline for companies seeking to reduce telecommunications costs and manage enterprise smartphone use,” said Bzur Haun, president of Visage Mobile. “Navigating through the new roles and responsibilities of a mobility manager can be a challenge and we developed MOM’s Kitchen with this in mind. We wanted an open forum where our users could make the most of our MobilityCentral product, but also collaborate with their colleagues and share their experiences.”

With over 240 corporate members to date, including both Visage Mobile customers and non-customers alike, MOM’s Kitchen was designed to enable mobility operations managers to leverage Visage Mobile’s extensive resources for effective enterprise mobility management; collaborate with other users in charge of corporate mobility policies, and encourage knowledge sharing across all things mobile. Key features of the site include:

“MOM’s Kitchen has proven invaluable in helping us keep tabs on the market and collaborate with other people facing similar issues like international roaming and mobility policy,” said Chris Kaleth, unified communications manager at Duff & Phelps. “The MOM’s Kitchen community shares common goals to better manage enterprise mobility and reduce cellular spend and all you have to do is login online to access solutions that can make an impact on your bottom line.”

About Visage Mobile
Visage Mobile enables companies to take control of their mobility budget and inventory. Its flagship product, MobilityCentral, is a web-based application capable of quickly analyzing data from thousands of employees across multiple carriers. Its customizable reports and actionable metrics are displayed in user-friendly graphs, giving companies unprecedented insight into their mobile activity. From group creation and budgeting to policy and inventory management, MobilityCentral provides critical information enterprises need to get the most out of their mobile technology. Visage Mobile (www.visagemobile.com) is based in San Francisco and was named one of Network World’s “Nine Wireless Companies to Watch (2008).”

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