IdentityCall was shown at CTIA 2012

ByIago Soto

The booth  showcased IdentityCall to service providers and voice system integrators, showing them how they can offer a new value-added call authentication services to their corporate customers (banks, insurance, health industry and public administration).

To learn more about IdentitityCall by Quobis, please visit www.IdentityCall.com.

 About International CTIA WIRELESS® 2012 Conference & Expo

May 7 & 8-10, 2012
Ernest N. Morial Convention Center | New Orleans, Louisiana

International CTIA WIRELESS® 2012 is the premier marketplace for wireless, telecom and broadband as well as the key vertical markets that have entered into wireless. Gather alongside 40,000 service providers, manufacturers, developers, retailers, enterprise end-users and the media to join in the dialogue on the future of wireless. Register now for International CTIA WIRELESS® 2012 and experience All Things Mobile.

More info!! www.ctiashows.com

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