The two offices are staffed with MDM industry veterans, highlighting the company’s readiness to support Tier 1 operators throughout the region. Open Mobile Alliance-Device Management (OMA-DM) capable handsets are now being released into the European market. This availability, coupled with InnoPath’s OMA-DM standards leadership and go-to-market initiatives announced at the conference, will act as the catalyst for the adoption of OMA-DM-based MDM throughout the region. OMA-DM is a critical element of InnoPath’s comprehensive MDM solution set, providing greatly enhanced management capabilities in contrast to first-generation device management solutions based on Open Mobile Alliance-Client Provisioning (OMA-CP).

“2008 will be an important year for the evolution of Mobile Device Management in EMEA and for the adoption of OMA-DM,” said John Fazio, CEO of InnoPath. “Leveraging our experiences in device management through implementations in other markets worldwide, our London and Sweden teams are well-positioned to help progress EMEA adoption.”

This week, InnoPath is demonstrating its new services and iMDM technology, including customer care, security management, and lifecycle application management, at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, Spain. Demonstrations are available in Hall 1, Booth 1F39.

About InnoPath

InnoPath Software, the leader in Integrated Mobile Device Management (iMDM) solutions, enables wireless carriers and mobile device manufacturers to transparently deliver and support current and future revenue generating services. InnoPath was the first company to commercially deploy firmware over-the-air mobile device management, and its standards-based iMDM Solutions Suite uniquely permits carriers to combine configuration, diagnostics, security, and application management for lifecycle delivery of services into a single integrated workflow. Hundreds of millions of active subscribers are experiencing the value of InnoPath patented solutions through leading carriers including ATT, China Unicom, KDDI, Sprint, and Verizon, and device manufacturers that include Foxconn, Kyocera, LG, NEC, Nokia, Panasonic, Pantech, Samsung, Sanyo, Sharp, Sony Ericsson, and Toshiba. Headquartered in Sunnyvale, California, InnoPath is privately held with offices in China, Japan, Korea, Europe, and Brazil. In August of 2007, Inc. Magazine named InnoPath one of the fastest growing companies in America. For more information, visit www.innopath.com.