ATG

AB Trav & Galopp (ATG) is using a mobile client developed by Sapio and launched in 2007. ATG wants to foster a closer relationship with its customers by offering a wider range of services. ATG will utilize the mobile channel in an effort to attract new customers and keep existing customers excited with new mobile gaming developments. The mobile application incorporates all of ATG’s currently available forms of Internet gaming as well as secure login and payment, support for all media channels like and horse- and game information.

Read our ATG case study here.

Singbox

Sapio is cooperating with Swedish entertainment company Singbox in creating two mobile music clients; Singbox and Ringbox. Singbox is a new entertainment concept that contains, among other things, a karaoke function for Symbian supported phones. The application is built in both Symbian and Java versions to enable usage on as many different phone models as possible. The concept includes an application that allows the streaming of music and lets the user combine music with his or hers own recorded sounds.

Nokia Press to Print

Sapio is cooperating with Nokia and several photo service companies to offer a mobile printing service for users of the Nokia N-series. Through seamless integration of the printing service in units within the Nokia N-series, service companies are able to support and distribute their branded services directly on the mobile phone.  Sapio’s software is pre-installed in the Nokia N-series mobile phones. Users can send their pictures for printing from their mobile phone and receive their photos by postal mail from the provider of their choice.

Read our Nokia case study here.

Stockholm City Council

Sapio is an official supplier to the Swedish government for mobile technology solutions. The Sapio mobile systems solutions for the Stockholm City Council simplify and rationalize the work within sectors as Geriatric care, Traffic and Road Management, Mobile Workforces and Education. As an example, the solutions give workforces access to a central database of spare parts from the convenience of their mobile phones, and migrant workers can reach a translation service. The system has been celebrated as a success as its ease of usage encouraged acceptance by a group of people who would normally not accept high-tech solutions.

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