Connected devices platform powering the mobile Internet of Things: Mobily and Jasper pave their way in Saudi Arabia.

The fast-growing connected devices ecosystem, represents henceforth an exceptional opportunity for businesses to develop new business models to service different verticals and consumers globally.

We capture this opportunity to congratulate Jasper. This company has developed a set of applications and services that aims to support highly flexible business models: the automation of operational processes, custom device provisioning, instant activation, real-time diagnostic tools and detailed billing and usage reports.

As, a unique objective reference for modern organizations and professionals, when it comes to Tools, Supports and Solutions for drawing value in their daily activities, Connectikpeople.co, congrats Mobily in its new missions: wirelessly connect machine-to-machine (M2M) and consumer electronics devices in Saudi

Arabia.

Connectikpeople.co recalls that, Jasper henceforth is providing Mobily with applications and services to connect and manage a range of embedded wireless devices across Mobily’s key vertical markets.

In this dynamic, Mobily becomes part of the M2M World Alliance and joins a great list of other Jasper Wireless operator partners including AT&T, América Móvil, NTT DOCOMO, Telefónica, VimpelCom, KPN, SingTel, Telenor, Etisalat, Telstra, Rogers and more.

About Jasper Wireless Inc.

Jasper Wireless enables enterprises and mobile network operators around the world with the platform and services to serve the emerging Internet of Things (IoT) and machine-to-machine (M2M) markets.

About Mobily

Mobily, the brand name of Etihad Etisalat, took its first step in becoming the Kingdom’s monopoly-breaking mobile operator when it won a tender against five other competing consortiums in the summer of 2004. Mobily paid SAR 12.21 billion for its GSM license and paid a subsequent SAR 753.75 million for its 3G license in early 2005. Mobily listed on Tadawul (the Saudi stock market) in December 2004 with an initial public offering (IPO), that was 51 times oversubscribed and had approximately 4.3 million subscribers.