Carrier Partners
Gearworks helps carriers leverage their brand, network, and channels to win more business customers, generate higher ARPU, and earn greater customer loyalty with innovative, location-enabled business applications.
Learn more about what Gearworks offers carriers and how Gearworks and our carrier partners work together.
Gearworks is pleased to work closely with the following carriers:
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As one of the nation’s most reliable wireless networks, Verizon's commitment to top quality service is well known. In the Spring of 2006, Verizon added Gearworks technology to their network through the introduction of Field Force Manager, a Gearworks-powered, location-based mobile business application.
Gearworks-powered Products
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Gearworks has been a Sprint Nextel Industry Solution Partner since late 2002, and first launched its etrace product on the Sprint Nextel GPS- and Java-enabled handsets in January of 2003. Gearworks has worked closely with the Sprint sales and marketing teams to drive awareness and deployments of Sprint Nextel billed etrace.
Gearworks-powered Products
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AT&T Inc. is the largest communications holding company in the United States and worldwide, by revenue. Operating globally under the AT&T brand, AT&T is recognized as a leading worldwide provider of wireless services. Gearworks announced the availability of etrace™ on the AT&T’s far-reaching carrier network in October 2007 with the Blackberry 8800.
Gearworks-powered Products
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SouthernLINC Wireless is a wireless communications network backed by the strength and reliability of Southern Company - the parent company of five electric utilities in the Southeast. In addition, SouthernLINC Wireless provides reliable wireless communications service to a wide range of
businesses within their 128,000 square-mile coverage area that includes Alabama, Georgia, southeastern Mississippi, and the Florida Panhandle.
Gearworks-powered Products
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