O3SIS

O3SIS AG Founded 1996 by Bernd Rützel, Ute Heymann and Dirk Dörre, O3SIS AG initially has been focusing on research and development of middleware connecting "thin client" devices to application servers via IP networks.

O3SIS AG is a provider of carrier-grade mobile software solutions. O3SIS living mobility products help to protect and share personal mobile data and media content. Users can interact and communicate through web, mobile phones, communities and social networks.

History

O3SIS AG (formerly O3SIS Information Technology AG) was founded by Bernd Rützel, Ute Heymann and Dirk Dörre in 1996, specializing in carrier-grade mobile software solutions.
Now
New Living Mobility product suites presented for next generation mobile communication, data protection and sharing of personal data and media
2008 New company divisions "Enterprise" and "Retail" with tailored products introduced
2007 O3SIS start roll out of its market leading mobile device Client strategy to enable Synchronisation and Push Mail on Windows Mobile, Blackberry, iPhone and other smartphones
2007 O3SIS introduces Over-The-Air Backup & Restore and Push Mail on PocketPC and Windows Mobile Smartphones
2006 o2 Germany is first mobile operator to deploy a fully fledged Communication Center based on the O3SIS Unified Mobile Applications platform (UMA)
2005 Worldwide marketing of O3SIS' Over The Air Data Synchronisation Services
2004 Vodafone Germany is the first mobile operator to offer O3SIS Over The Air (OTA) Backup & Restore services of personal addresses to its customers in Germany
2001 New product "XPAnywhere" presented for seamless synchronisation of contacts and calendar as well as transfer of files from PC to mobile phones
2000 Introducing first Mobile E-mail with T-Motion UK
2000 Launch Wireless Companion and "Untereschbach.com" – first "Wireless Village" of the world
1999 Launch of famous "YourWap.com" portal for personal communication via Internet and Mobile Phones
1996 o3sis AG – company founded

Acquisitions

O3SIS’ solutions are currently deployed by top tier mobile operators, including Vodafone Group, E-Plus, O2, and T-Mobile.

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