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ISRAEL Inspired by Innovation at MWC 2013 Barcelona , February 25-28, 2013 Hall 5 ▪ 5I60 | 5I70 | 5I84 | 5H70 Inspired by Innovation ISRAEL Inspired by innovation at MWC 2013 Barcelona , February 25-28, 2013 Hall 5 ▪ 5I60 | 5I70 | 5I84 | 5H70 Inspired by Innovation A global leader in mobile telecommunications, Israel is back in Barcelona for Mobile World Congress 2013, presenting a full spectrum of state-of-the-art product solutions tailored for carriers, operators, retailers, content providers, app stores, enterprise and users. The Israel Pavilion at Mobile World Congress 2013 will provide a centrally located, high profile venue for 67 of Israel’s leading high technology companies, presenting the latest solutions for current and future mobile communications. The pavilion is organized by The Israel Export & International Cooperation Institute in cooperation with the Ministry of Industry, Trade & Labor. This year we are showcasing 40 novel mobile apps in our Virtual App world. Visitors can experience these apps live in our pavilion. The Israeli exhibits highlight infrastructure and support hardware and software that enable efficient conversion to the latest 4G networks, while optimizing the performance of current systems, thus maximizing operator revenue. Other Israeli companies are demonstrating advanced mobile payments, e-health, billing and usage-based data-mining systems, enabling operators to best adapt to changing market conditions. Israeli exhibitors also focus on handset solutions, with advanced microchips and software products enhancing the functionality, ease of use and usability of smartphones. As well, content is a strong presence at the show, featuring social networking, gaming and music sharing applications. Lowering roaming and international communications costs are also featured, with applications bridging WiFi and cellular links, offering operators greater revenues while keeping subscribers within reach, and more. Supported by member firms, private sector bodies, and the Israeli government, The Israel Export & International Cooperation Institute promotes business relationships between Israeli exporters and overseas businesses and organizations. By providing a wide range of export– oriented services to Israeli companies and complementary services to the international business community, IEICI helps build successful joint ventures, strategic alliances and trade partnerships. Mr Shay Naor ■ Manager, Telecom Industry, The Israel Export & International Cooperation Institute 29 Hamered St., Tel Aviv 68125, Israel +972 3 514 2955 +972 54 457 8823 +972 3 514 2881 [email protected] www.export.gov.il 1 Exhibitors by Categories Company Name Categories Page Infrastructure Mobile Services Mobile Devices & Network & Vertical Solutions & Set-Top Box Accel Telecom 4 Aerotel 4 Allot 5 Amos 5 Anywhere Software 6 Applicat 6 BoomeRing 7 CallApp 7 CellGuide 8 Cellint 8 CellO 9 Cellrox 9 Comarcom 10 Comigo 10 CommuniTake 11 Echo TUBEZ 11 Exent 12 eyeSight 12 FibroLAN 13 Flixwagon 13 Foxcom 14 FTS 14 Gama Operations 15 GoNet 15 HypnoCore 16 Idomoo 16 InforUMobile 17 IPgallery 17 Jacada 18 JustAd.TV 18 KIDO'Z 19 Lexifone 19 Logia Mobile 20 Mailvision- Audiocodes 20 2 Exhibitors by Categories Company Name Categories Page Infrastructure Mobile Services Mobile Devices & Network & Vertical Solutions & Set-Top Box mBox 21 MCR 21 Mellanox 22 Mer 22 MIND 23 MobeeArt 23 Netalizer 24 NICE 24 NovoSpeech 25 One Smart Star 25 OriginGPS 26 Play My Tone 26 Radvision 27 RADWIN 27 RCS 28 Runcom 28 Saguna 29 Screenovate 29 SerVision 30 Siklu 30 Skyter 31 Snapily (HumanEyes) 31 SnapKeys 32 Telco 32 TeleMessage 33 TriPlay 33 TvTak 34 Ubiqam 34 UIU 35 Vayosoft 35 WeFi 36 WiseSec 36 Zimperium 37 3 Accel Telecom 5I70 Mobile Services & Vertical Solutions Mobile Devices & Set-Top Box Accel Telecom is a leading communications company working with wireless operators to bring next generation connected-car systems that provide better safety for drivers together with innovative wireless technology and additional ARPU for operators. Mr Ronen Shor ■ Deputy CEO +972 3 768 1515 +972 54 477 0077 +972 3 768 1516 [email protected] 34 Habarzel St., Tel Aviv 69710, Israel www.accel.co.il Notes Aerotel Medical Systems 5H70 Mobile Services & Vertical Solutions Mobile Devices & Set-Top Box Aerotel provides cost-effective, user-friendly, telecare and telehealth solutions for improving people’s health, safety and quality of life. We deliver remote monitors, homecare hubs, mobile apps and receiving software for seamless transmission of critical information. With over 15 years of experience, our products are available in more than 50 countries. Mr Ofer Atzmon ■ VP Business Development and Marketing +972 3 559 3222 Ext 109 +972 52 245 1771 +972 3 559 6111 [email protected] 5 Hazoref St. , Holon 58856, Israel www.aerotel.com Notes 4 Allot Communications Ltd. 5I70 Mobile Services & Vertical Solutions Mobile Devices & Set-Top Box Allot Communications (Nasdaq, TASE: ALLT) is a leading global provider of intelligent broadband solutions that put mobile, fixed and enterprise networks at the center of the digital lifestyle. Allot’s DPI-based solutions identify and leverage the business intelligence in data networks, empowering operators to shape digital lifestyle experiences and to capitalize on the network traffic they generate. Ms Lital Hamtsany ■ Marcom Manager +972 9 761 9371 +972 9 744 3626 [email protected] 22 Hanagar St., Hod Hasharon 45240, Israel www.allot.com Notes ■ AMOS by Spacecom 5I84 21 Infrastructure & Network Mobile Services & Vertical Solutions With AMOS-5, AMOS-2 and AMOS-3 satellites, Spacecom provides satellite communications services across Africa, Europe and the Middle East. With the upcoming launch of AMOS-4 over Asia and Russia in 2013 and AMOS-6 in 2015, Spacecom will become a global satellite operator. Ms Donna Tal ■ Marketing Communications Director +972 3 755 1013 +972 54 622 8870 +972 3 755 1001 [email protected] 7 Menachem Begin St., Ramat Gan 52521, Israel www.amos-spacecom.com Notes 5 ■ Anywhere Software 5I84 13 Mobile Devices & Set-Top Box Anywhere Software specializes in development tools for mobile devices. Our flagship product, Basic4android, is the simplest and most powerful RAD (Rapid Application Development) tool for Android applications. Mr Erel Uziel ■ CEO +972 4 980 0702 +972 52 279 6613 +972 4 980 0702 [email protected] Moshav Yodfat 20180, Israel www.basic4ppc.com Notes ■ Applicat Technologies Ltd. 5I84 7 Mobile Services & Vertical Solutions Applicat specializes in delivering mobile turnkey solutions for enterprises and ISVs, offering best-of-breed products and solutions in the mobile arena. Applicat products include Hormiga™, an advanced mobile field service management and workforce solution; and Applicat Mobile Platform™, which delivers a robust, feature-rich mobile experience for verticals such as HMOs, insurance companies and financial institutions. Mr Ofir Ron ■ CEO +972 3 648 7410 +972 54 565 7135 +972 3 648 7412 [email protected] 31 Habarzel St. , Tel Aviv 69710, Israel www.applicat.co.il Notes 6 AudioCodes Ltd. 5I60 Infrastructure & Network VAS & Core Services AudioCodes designs, develops and sells advanced Voice over IP and converged VoIP and data networking products and applications to service providers and enterprises. AudioCodes’ market leading products are deployed globally in IP, mobile, cable, and broadband access networks, as well as in companies of all sizes. Mr Eran Levinson ■ Director of Business Development +972 3 976 4409 +972 54 522 8882 +972 3 976 4040 [email protected] 1 Hayarden St., Airport City, Lod 70151, Israel www.audiocodes.com Notes BoomeRing Communication (2005) Ltd. 5I84 Mobile Services & Vertical Solutions BoomeRing is a software company and a leading global player in the converged communication industry providing free roaming and network-based mobile recording solutions for enterprises and service providers worldwide. Mr Avi Aharon ■ CEO +972 9 885 1505 Ext 110 +972 50 649 2970 +972 9 835 5588 [email protected] 7 Giborey Israel St., Poleg Industrial Zone, Netanya 42505, Israel www.boomering.com m Notes 7 ■ CallApp Software Ltd. 5I84 12 Mobile Services & Vertical Solutions Mobile Devices & Set-Top Box CallApp’s Dialer & Universal Social Caller ID connects phones to a universal contact- book, providing users with all the information and tools they need whenever they communicate with anyone – regardless if that party is in the user’s contact-book and even if it is a business. Mr Oded Volovitz ■ CEO +972 3 605 5667 +972 54 309 9054 +972 3 605 5667 [email protected] 161 Ibn Gvirol St., Tel Aviv 62033, Israel www.callapp.com Notes ■ CellGuide Ltd. 5I84 10 Mobile Services & Vertical Solutions Mobile Devices & Set-Top Box CellGuide focuses on location and navigation applications for mobile, wireless and specialty applications. The company’s highly flexible, cost effective and low power solutions are sold as GPS tags for positioning and logging applications and as licenses for GPS/GNSS IP for embedding in semiconductor offerings. Mr Tomer Reudor ■ VP Product Marketing +972 8 936 5152 Ext 109 +972 52 334 3473 +972 8 936 5132 [email protected] 12 Hamada St., Rehovot 76703, Israel www.cell-guide.com Notes 8 ■ Cellint Traffic Solutions 5I84 20 Mobile Services & Vertical Solutions Cellint provides the best road traffic information by tracking mobile phones through a standard interface at the cellular network. Mobile operators use their network data to lead the markets of smart cities, automotive and LBS. Mr Ofer Avni ■ CEO +972 8 915 9153 +972 52 477 3377 +972 3 548 0110 [email protected] 1 Bat Sheva St., POB 1300, Lod
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