Timothy Olson

Agito Networks, Inc. is the award-winning technology leader in the enterprise mobility space. Its product, the RoamAnywhere mobility router, is an innovative enterprise fixed mobile convergence (eFMC) platform enabling enterprises to extend voice and Unified Communications to cell phones. RoamAnywhere is the first and only network appliance that fuses enterprise wireless LANs, carrier cellular networks, IP telephony and location technology to mobilize voice and data applications, while remaining agnostic to customers' choices of carrier and equipment vendors. Agito Networks enables low-cost in-building voice coverage, reduced cellular costs, improved enterprise visibility and control over cellular usage, and better accessibility and responsiveness for mobile workers. The company's RoamAnywhere has received numerous industry awards as well, including earning CTIA Emerging Technology and eWEEK Excellence awards, and receiving Product of the Year honors from Unified Communications and Internet Telephony magazines. Founded and led by industry experts in the areas of WiFi, cellular, telephony and mobile operating systems, Agito Networks is delivering its innovative, patent-pending solution to enterprises in a variety of markets, including healthcare, education, manufacturing and high tech. Agito Networks' RoamAnywhere represents the next generation of enterprise mobility products for enterprises seeking the promise of improved productivity and cost savings from enterprise fixed mobile convergence (eFMC). Headquartered in Santa Clara, California, Agito Networks is funded with approximately $20 million in investment from Battery Ventures, Castile Ventures and ITX International Holdings, Inc.

Part of Trimble, Inc., Blue Wireless, Inc. provides voice portal and adaptive personalization technologies. The American company was founded by David K. Hudson. Blue Wireless was acquired by @Road, Inc. on July 10, 2002.

JetCell, Inc. develops in-building wireless telephony systems and applications. The company is based in Menlo Park, CA. The company was founded by Dave McClure. JetCell was acquired by Cisco Systems, Inc. on May 01, 2000 for $200 million.