Media Kit: AT&T Enhanced Push To Talk
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
- Overview
- Road Show
- Related Solutions
- In the News
- Press Releases
Overview
For some organizations, a phone call just takes too long. Construction workers, taxi drivers, security personnel and more rely on the ability to instantly get in touch with one another using Push-to-Talk (PTT) services.
AT&T Enhanced Push-to-Talk, expected to launch later this year, will help speed up communications and increase productivity for mobile workers in any industry. With dramatically improved performance, more features and broader device choices, the service will change the way organizations think about PTT.
AT&T Enhanced Push-to-Talk will offer:
- Simultaneous voice and data, allowing users to access mobile applications while talking over the PTT network
- Large contact lists and groups, ideal for organizations with lots of mobile employees
- Faster connection times than competitive PTT solutions
- Integration with business applications for field force automation, fleet management, dispatching, GPS tracking and more
- Ability to run on a wide range of smartphones, rugged phones, feature phones and specialty devices
- Interoperability with existing mobile radio systems, such as Land Mobile Radio (LMR) and Private Mobile Radio (PMR)
Businesses across the U.S. are currently trialing AT&T Enhanced PTT — and their feedback has been overwhelmingly positive. According to Steve Colkitt, IT Director at Atlanta-based CourierNet, "What separates AT&T's service from other PTT technology is the speed and quality of the connection. We will invest whatever it takes in a solution that reaches the level of quality we experienced in the trial of AT&T Enhanced PTT."
To learn more about AT&T Enhanced PTT, please visit www.att.com/EPTT.
Field Force Automation Road Show
Want to see the AT&T Enhanced PTT service in action and learn more about what new capabilities wireless technology is bringing to field service organizations?
Over the next several months, AT&T is bringing its first-ever Field Force Automation Advanced Technology Forum road show series to major cities in the U.S. You can register to attend an event or find more information at enhancedptt.com/ffa-forum/.
Related Solutions
Field Service Automation solutions are a perfect complement to AT&T's forthcoming Enhanced PTT service. Mobile applications, devices and GPS trackers all make it easier for companies to stay in touch with their employees — no matter where they are.
AT&T offers the following capabilities and more:
- Virtual timecards for mobile devices, which allow workers to record their hours on the go.
- Easy-to-use mobile forms for capturing job-specific data, such as inventory, invoices, patient information, or proof of delivery.
- Real-time employee and vehicle location tracking.
- Wireless dispatching services that enable businesses to schedule jobs or work orders and then send that information directly to employees' mobile devices.
If companies can't find the exact mobile app to fit their Field Service Automation needs, they can create their own using AT&T Mobile Enterprise Applications Platform (MEAP). AT&T MEAP is a comprehensive suite of products and services that allows organizations in any industry to design, build, manage and deploy mobile applications.
Learn more about Field Service Automation from AT&T at www.att.com/fieldserviceautomation.
In the News
- December 3, 2012
Fleet Owner: Push is on to grow push-to-talk network - December 1, 2012
Construction Business Owner: The Rebirth of Push-to-Talk - November 20, 2012
Dow Jones: Wireless Carriers Chase Customers As Nextel Shutdown Looms - November 13, 2012
All Things Digital: AT&T Takes Aim at Sprint's Remaining Nextel Customers - November 7, 2012
Dow Jones: AT&T Sees More iPhones, Push-To-Talk Helping To Add Customers - September 18, 2012
Wireless Week: AT&T Sets Nov. Launch Date for PTT Service - September 17, 2012
FierceWireless: AT&T to chase Sprint iDEN subs with November launch of Enhanced PTT service - August 24, 2012
Manufacturing Business Technology: The Advancement of Push-to-Talk Technology - August 3, 2012
Examiner.com: AT&T 'pushes' enhanced Push to Talk - June 27, 2012
Constructech: Push to Talk on the Jobsite - June 26, 2012
FierceWireless: AT&T expands trials of enhanced push-to-talk service - June 26, 2012
The Verge: AT&T expands push to talk network trails, plans to offer five PTT smartphones later this year - June 26, 2012
Truckinginfo: AT&T Expands Enhanced Push To Talk Preview - June 26, 2012
Kansas City Star: AT&T enters battle for push-to-talk customers, plans KC demonstration in October - June 26, 2012
Wireless Week: AT&T Widens PTT Trials - March 2, 2012
Radio Mobile Tech: AT&T Launches Push-to-Talk Service for Business Customers - February 24, 2012
The SmartVan: AT&T Reviving Push-to-Talk for Workers in the Field - February 22, 2012
FierceWireless: AT&T launches trials for enhanced push-to-talk services - February 22, 2012
Wireless Week: AT&T to Conduct Trial of PTT Service - February 22, 2012
Engadget: AT&T launches pilot program for expanded push-to-talk services - February 21, 2012
CNET: AT&T to take on Nextel's walkie-talkie chirp - February 21, 2012
TechCrunch: AT&T Launches Enhanced Push-To-Talk Smartphone Trial For Businesses
Press Releases
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A Perfect Match: Enhanced Push-to-Talk and Rugged Phones from AT&T
Dallas, Texas, November 12, 2012
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AT&T Opens Registration for Enhanced Push-To-Talk Service
Dallas, Texas, September 18, 2012
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AT&T Expands Customer Trials of Enhanced Push to Talk Solution
Dallas, Texas, June 26, 2012
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Connection in an Instant: Customers to Trial Enhanced Push To Talk Services from AT&T
Dallas, Texas, February 21, 2012








