CM Telecom Expands Into South Africa and Hong Kong

          Global mobile services company CM Telecom today announces it's continuing its expansion by opening new offices in Cape Town, South Africa and Hong Kong.

         

          CM Telecom sees growing demands in Asia and Africa for its services including Hybrid Messaging and authentication features such as two-factor authentication. CM Telecom expects to bring its quality in SMS delivery throughout the continents whilst addressing verticals such as banking, retail, healthcare, logistics and media. James Bayhack has been appointed as Country Manager of South Africa and Fred Siu is the new Country Manager for Hong Kong. They will also be servicing Africa and APAC respectively.

          Hodny Benazzi, General Manager at CM Telecom: "The expansion is the result of growing demands in Africa and Asia for our services. Although both markets are mature and large areas to cover geographically, the expansion brings unique opportunities, both for our products and for new acquisitions. Our products Hybrid Messaging, CM Direct, mobile payments and two-factor authentication through mobile messaging will contribute highly in both APAC and Africa. Furthermore, we can add value to the market with our powerful analytics features and API's, which truly distinguish CM Telecom from its competitors."

          "While our competitors operate in specific areas, like SMS or push messaging or payment services, CM's product offering spans all of these areas under one roof. Our Hybrid Messaging system combines multiple channels in one package, ensuring customers can  deliver messages to audiences via one partner, whatever the platform," said Jeroen Van Glabbeek, CEO of CM Telecom.

          About CM:   Launched in the Netherlands in 1999 and with more than 20,000 clients worldwide, CM Telecom's platform helps brands conduct critical business processes including customer interaction, marketing campaigns and transactions. Services include SMS tools, app development, push notifications and a  Hybrid Messaging product, which combines multiple channels in one package - ensuring customers can deliver messages to audiences via one partner, whatever the platform.

          CM Telecom's platform is powered by its own self-built infrastructure, supported by a 24/7 network operations centre including in-house data centres and fibre networks across northern Europe. Next to Hong Kong and Cape Town, CM Telecom has offices in London, Paris, Frankfurt, Brussels, Amsterdam, Breda and The Hague.

          https://www.cmtelecom.com