KORE Telematics, a digital wireless service provider specializing in machine-to-machine communications, has launched its International One-Rate GSM services.

 

The company officials said that the new program is powered by leading carrier networks and is designed to help specialized Application Service Providers, or ASPs, provide global M2M solutions more confidently via single, flat-rate GPRS/3G data services in more than 80 countries.

 

Officials said that KORE International One-Rate GSM services are best suited for M2M solution providers requiring high-speed wireless data connectivity throughout Asia, South America, Europe and the Middle East.

 

According to officials, M2M applications, including asset management and control, security, equipment maintenance and industrial telematics, will benefit from a single market tariff with no punitive roaming fees.

 

“Expanding the global reach of our advanced, real-time tracking solutions requires reliable wireless network support in multiple markets,” said Jerry Hunter, CEO, U.S. Fleet Tracking, in a statement.

 

Hunter said that as a long-time KORE partner, the company knows that the International One-Rate GSM services will help streamline the process of taking business beyond borders.

 

KORE provides full market support in each international region and will monitor all network traffic from its established network operations centers in North America.

“M2M application adoption continues to proliferate in global markets and KORE is dedicated to helping our partners deliver reliable wireless data connectivity when and where it is needed,” said Alex Brisbourne, president and COO, KORE Telematics.

 

Brisbourne said that KORE International One-Rate GSM carries forth the company’s unique ‘pay for use’ model and ultimately enables KORE to provide GSM services at nearly half the cost of the general market.

 

“We take continual pride in making wireless data services completely cost effective and reliable for our partners and look forward to helping them deliver new applications across the globe,” he said.