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Interactive Networks announced a new version of its instant messaging application.

(openPR) - May 2008. Interactive Networks Inc. keeps improving the messaging experience introducing a new version for it secure instant messaging product. Its web-based, PC and mobile clients were developed to fully increase business productivity and improve internal communications.

On the one hand, this new version includes a wide range of improvements and brand new collaborative features that allows an integration to meet enterprises´ specific needs. In this way, companies can prevent their users from running public IMs (MSN ®, Gtalk®, AOL®, ICQ® & Yahoo®) and control who is allowed to communicate with them. Besides, it offers multi person chat with voice and video, centralized message archiving, send and receive SMS to/from mobile devices, integration with Active Directory, online presentations and computer sharing, among others. Finally, its web-based administration console permits complete control of the IM network in addition to new possibilities as custom defined management levels, create and modify users, enable or disable specific features and check monthly and daily new user registration statistics.

The company offers both a server and a hosted (ASP) model and four enterprise editions with different sets of features to adapt to the needs and budget of each organization. Pricing starts at $595 for 100-user Standard Edition Server or $1.25 per month per user for a Hosted Standard Edition solution.

“Nowadays, new generations who join the labor market perfectly know and master instant messaging. They usually chat with their friends from web-based, desktop or mobile clients, having a high knowledge of the features offered. This is why IM is a must have business tool in enterprises today”, said the company’s CEO, Pablo Salomon.

About Interactive Networks, Inc.

Based in Montevideo, Uruguay, Interactive Networks Inc. has been developing and selling innovative instant messaging solutions since 1999. The company specializes on secure private instant messaging solutions for enterprises, private label IM solutions for internet services and IM solutions for mobile operators.

Press release from: Interactive Networks, Inc.

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