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Strategy Analytics: commercial strength beats technology capabilities in competition for mobile content delivery platforms; Nokia Networks, Microsoft Elata and Motricity are best positioned vendors.
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M2 PRESSWIRE-17 June 2005-Strategy Analytics, Inc.: Strategy Analytics: commercial strength beats technology capabilities in competition for mobile content delivery platforms; Nokia Networks, Microsoft Elata and Motricity are best positioned vendors(C)1994-2005 M2 COMMUNICATIONS LTD RDATE:20062005 Boston, MA - Strategy Analytics, the global research and consulting company, today released, "Mobile Content Delivery Platforms: Search for Value-Add and Scale as Solutions Commoditize." This report concludes that operators are now more concerned with the commercial aspects of content provisioning as the majority of the technical problems have been solved and little functional differentiation exists between the competing platforms.
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