AT&T is NetMotion’s longest standing carrier relationship. Its ultimate goal as a business solutions organization is to provide industry-specific, edge-to-edge solutions that will help deliver breakthrough customer experiences while keeping businesses ahead of the digital curve.
Verizon introduced NetMotion into its industry-leading Business Solutions Store in early 2019. This partnership was designed to bring seamless connectivity and complete visibility to its customer base, strengthening its position in the public safety, transportation and aviation segments – and beyond.
BT is changing the way business is done with its offering of enterprise mobile solutions in the United Kingdom. British Telecom has realized that technology is altering the way the enterprise world runs. BT sells NetMotion’s software to radically reform the way its customers’ mobile workers go about doing their jobs.
Telstra is Australia’s largest mobile carrier, with the best coverage and fastest speeds on the continent. Telstra’s mobile network covers more of Australia so businesses can connect with more customers, and work where they need to. Telstra partners with NetMotion to enhance connectivity and mobile device performance for today’s modern, mobile workers.
Telekom is Germany’s trusted source for communications technology. Recently DT onboarded NetMotion as a partner. With a footprint in more than 20 countries, 37,500 employees, and external revenue of 6.9 billion euros (2018), Telekom is one of the world’s leading vendor independent providers of digital services.
Rogers is a Canadian mobile carrier, with over 10.8 million wireless subscribers. It provides value-added solutions for small businesses and enterprise organizations alike. The Rogers team understands the value of connectivity for business users and visibility for IT teams and have decided to partner with NetMotion to bring these benefits to their customer base.
